Article 13 F1

F2A fisheries administration must take the measures necessary to identify the origin of all Dissostichus spp. imported into or exported from F3Great Britain and to determine whether the Dissostichus spp. harvested in the CCAMLR area was caught in a manner consistent with the CCAMLR conservation measures.

If a F4fisheries administration has reasons to believe that landings or imports of Dissostichus spp. declared as having been caught on the high seas outside the CCAMLR area consist in actual fact of Dissostichus spp. caught in the CCAMLR area, the fisheries administration shall request the Flag State to carry out an additional verification of the catch document by the use of, inter alia , data reports provided through an automated satellite-linked VMS.

If the Flag State despite this request fails to demonstrate that the catch document was verified with the use of VMS data, the catch document shall be considered as void ab initio and the importation and exportation of the Dissostichus spp. shall be prohibited.

F5A fisheries administration must, without delay, inform the F6other fisheries administrations of any instance where the results of the additional verification referred to in paragraph 2 indicate that the catches were not caught in a manner consistent with the CCAMLR conservation measures and of the measures taken by the F7fisheries administration in this regard.

In paragraph 3, “the other fisheries administrations” does not include the Department for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs in Northern Ireland.