Article 42 Landings, transhipments and other use of portF1

Landings, transhipments and/or other use of port by non-Contracting Party vessels may only start after authorisation has been given by the competent authorities of F2a fisheries administration.

When a non-Contracting Party vessel has entered port, F3a fisheries administration must deny that vessel landing, transhipping, processing and packaging of fisheries resources and other port services, including, inter alia, refuelling and resupplying, maintenance and dry-docking, if:

In the case of denial under paragraph 2, a non-Contracting Party vessel shall be prohibited from transhipping in the waters under the jurisdiction of the F6a fisheries administration.

In the case of denial under paragraph 2, F7a fisheries administration must communicate F8its decision to the master of the vessel or to his representative and F9... to the NEAFC Secretary.

F10A fisheries administration must withdraw F11its denial of the use of their ports in respect of a vessel only if there is sufficient proof that the grounds on which use was denied were inadequate or erroneous or that such grounds no longer exist.

Where a F12fisheries administration has withdrawn its denial pursuant to paragraph 5, it shall promptly notify those to whom a communication was made pursuant to paragraph 4. F13...