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1 SUMMARY REPORT ON POSSIBLE INFRACTIONS OBSERVED UNDER THE REGIONAL OBSERVER PROGRAMME TO MONITOR TRANSHIPMENTS AT SEA YEAR 2012 Deployment number Vessel Name Fleet Inspection date Inspection comments Infraction type Date report sent to participating fleet Date feedback received 161 LEON Indonesia 08/02/2012 Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded) Logbook 21/05/2012 161 LEON Indonesia 08/02/2012 The document produced as an ATF issued by Indonesia appears to be out of date. The document is in Indonesian but the latest date visible is the 20 th June 2011. Authorisa tion To Fish (ATF) 21/05/2012 09/11/2012 161 MAHKOTA ABADI NO. 668 Indonesia 11/02/2012 The ATF issued by Indonesia appears to be out of date. The document is in Indonesian but the latest date visible is 18 May 2011 ATF 21/05/2012 09/11/2012 161 TAWARIQ NO.4 Oman 14/01/2012 The LSTLV could only produce a valid license to fish in Oman waters ATF 21/05/2012 161 INDIAN STAR Seychelles 07/02/2012 License to fish produced was out of date but a current license to fish was faxed through to the CV ATF 21/05/2012 161 TORNG TAY NO. 1 Seychelles 11/02/2012 License to fish produced was out of date but a current license to fish was faxed through to the CV ATF 21/05/2012 161 HSIANG FA NO.26 Seychelles 15/02/2012 Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded) Logbook 21/05/2012 161 MOOK ANDAMAN NO.28 Thailand 06/02/2012 The LSTLV produced a letter from the Thailand Department of Fisheries stating the MOOK ANDAMAN 028 is authorised to fish in the Indian Ocean until 31 December 2012. The exact area of operation in the Indian Ocean is not mentioned. ATF 21/05/2012 161 YNG HSING NO.23 Taiwan, China 15/01/2012 Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded) Logbook 21/05/2012 19/09/2012 161 CHIN CHANG Taiwan, 29/01/2012 Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient Logbook 21/05/2012 19/09/2012

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SUMMARY REPORT ON POSSIBLE INFRACTIONS OBSERVED UNDER THE REGIONAL OBSERVER

PROGRAMME TO MONITOR TRANSHIPMENTS AT SEA

YEAR 2012

Deployment number

Vessel Name Fleet Inspection date

Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

161 LEON Indonesia 08/02/2012 Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded)

Logbook 21/05/2012

161 LEON Indonesia 08/02/2012 The document produced as an ATF issued by Indonesia appears to be out of date. The document is in Indonesian but the latest date visible is the 20th June 2011.

Authorisation To Fish (ATF)

21/05/2012 09/11/2012

161 MAHKOTA ABADI NO. 668

Indonesia 11/02/2012 The ATF issued by Indonesia appears to be out of date. The document is in Indonesian but the latest date visible is 18 May 2011

ATF 21/05/2012 09/11/2012

161 TAWARIQ NO.4 Oman 14/01/2012 The LSTLV could only produce a valid license to fish in Oman waters

ATF 21/05/2012

161 INDIAN STAR Seychelles 07/02/2012 License to fish produced was out of date but a current license to fish was faxed through to the CV

ATF 21/05/2012

161 TORNG TAY NO. 1

Seychelles 11/02/2012 License to fish produced was out of date but a current license to fish was faxed through to the CV

ATF 21/05/2012

161 HSIANG FA NO.26

Seychelles 15/02/2012 Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded)

Logbook 21/05/2012

161 MOOK ANDAMAN NO.28

Thailand 06/02/2012

The LSTLV produced a letter from the Thailand Department of Fisheries stating the MOOK ANDAMAN 028 is authorised to fish in the Indian Ocean until 31 December 2012. The exact area of operation in the Indian Ocean is not mentioned.

ATF 21/05/2012

161 YNG HSING NO.23

Taiwan, China

15/01/2012 Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded)

Logbook 21/05/2012 19/09/2012

161 CHIN CHANG Taiwan, 29/01/2012 Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient Logbook 21/05/2012 19/09/2012

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Deployment number

Vessel Name Fleet Inspection date

Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

HORNG China information recorded)

161 SHIN SHUEN FAR NO.16

Taiwan, China

29/01/2012 Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded)

Logbook 21/05/2012 19/09/2012

161 SHUU CHANG NO.6

Taiwan, China

30/01/2012 Calendar logbook (Calendar – Desk Calendar with very little information recorded) - Logbook was in the form of a small desk calendar with very little information recorded.

Logbook 21/05/2012 19/09/2012

161 HWA SHAN NO.222

Taiwan, China

03/02/2012 Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded)

Logbook 21/05/2012 19/09/2012

161 SHIN SHUEN FAR NO.69

Taiwan, China

04/02/2012 Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded)

Logbook 21/05/2012 19/09/2012

161 LIEN CHI SHENG NO.6

Taiwan, China

10/02/2012 Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded)

Logbook 21/05/2012 19/09/2012

161 HWA KUN NO.232

Taiwan, China

10/02/2012

Logbook not up-to-date - Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded). The logbook contained very little information and appeared not to be up to date.

Logbook 21/05/2012 19/09/2012

161 SHYE CHAN NO.6

Taiwan, China

16/02/2012 Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded)

Logbook 21/05/2012 19/09/2012

161 YOW SHEN FUH Taiwan, China

20/02/2012 Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded)

Logbook 21/05/2012 19/09/2012

161 HUNG HUI NO.112

Taiwan, China

17/02/2012 HUI spelt HUEI on the bow of the LSTLV but correct in all other documentation.

Marking of LSTLV

21/05/2012 19/09/2012

162 PING SHIN NO. 201

Seychelles 04/02/2012

The authorisation to fish for the LSTLV Ping Shin No. 201 expired on the 31st December 2011. The observer was informed that the Captain of the LSTLV was waiting for the new ATF to arrive.

ATF 03/05/2012

162 HINODE MARU NO.38

Japan 22/01/2012 The LSTLV produced a printout of an ICCAT authorisation to fish (ATF) valid from the 1st August 2007 to the 31st July 2012.

ATF 11/05/2012 31/01/2013

163 GUAN WANG Taiwan, 16/02/2012 There was no logbook onboard this vessel, and when Logbook 03/05/2012 19/09/2012

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Deployment number

Vessel Name Fleet Inspection date

Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

China questioned, the skipper informed the observer that there had been a skipper changeover recently (in Port Louis, Mauritius), and the logbook had been taken with him.

166 JAIN YUNG NO. 262

Seychelles 09/02/2012 The licence of the LSTLV Jain Yung No. 262 had expired in December 2006. The captain was informed and assured the observer that an updated license would be obtained

ATF 03/05/2012

168 PANOCEAN Seychelles 23/02/2012 The LSTLV Panocean was not able to produce a fishing logbook when the observer requested.

Logbook 11/05/2012

164 FENG KUO NO 688

Taiwan, China

04/03/2012 and 03/04/2012

The LSTLV Feng Kuo No 688 authorisation to fish expired on the 24th April 2011.

ATF 16/05/2012 19/09/2012

164 SIN JIN NO.36 Taiwan, China

23/02/2012 The logbooks were completed but in an in an informal format.

Logbook 16/05/2012 19/09/2012

164 CHIN YOU WEN Taiwan, China

25/02/2012 The logbooks were completed but in an in an informal format.

Logbook 16/05/2012 19/09/2012

164 FENG KUO NO.666

Taiwan, China

04/03/2012 The logbooks were completed but in an in an informal format.

Logbook 16/05/2012 19/09/2012

164 FENG KUO NO.688

Taiwan, China

04/03/2012 The logbooks were completed but in an in an informal format.

Logbook 16/05/2012 19/09/2012

164 FENG CUO NO.668

Taiwan, China

05/03/2012 The logbooks were completed but in an in an informal format.

Logbook 16/05/2012 19/09/2012

164 FENG KUO NO.868

Taiwan, China

06/03/2012 The logbooks were completed but in an in an informal format.

Logbook 16/05/2012 19/09/2012

164 FENG GUO NO.168

Taiwan, China

08/03/2012 The logbooks were completed but in an in an informal format.

Logbook 16/05/2012 19/09/2012

164 WOEN SHUENN CHANG

Taiwan, China

13/03/2012 The logbooks were completed but in an in an informal format.

Logbook 16/05/2012 19/09/2012

164 WOEN YU CHANG NO.6

Taiwan, China

14/03/2012 The logbooks were completed but in an in an informal format.

Logbook 16/05/2012 19/09/2012

164 CHIEN CHANG Taiwan, 01/04/2012 The logbooks were completed but in an in an informal Logbook 16/05/2012 19/09/2012

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Deployment number

Vessel Name Fleet Inspection date

Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

NO.36 China format.

164 FENG KUO NO.368

Taiwan, China

03/04/2012 The logbooks were completed but in an in an informal format.

Logbook 16/05/2012 19/09/2012

164 FU HSIANG FA NO. 21

Presumed Belize

28/02/2012

On the 28th February 2012 the LSTLV Fu Hsiang Fa No 21 received supplies from the CV. This Belize flagged LSTLV was crudely marked and did not appear in the list of LSTLVs on the observer’s database.

Vessel not authorised on the IOTC RAV

16/05/2012 16/05/2012

164 TAY SHENG FWU

Taiwan, China

28/02/2012

The LSTLV Tay Sheng Fwu was supplied with cargo. The vessel was marked with a registration number (CT4-1653) consistent with the Taiwan, province of China registration format. The name “Tay Sheng Fu” was visible on the life raft mounted on the wheelhouse roof. A vessel named Tai Sheng Fu is authorised by Taiwan, Province of China.

Marking of LSTLV

16/05/2012 30/01/2013

175 WOEN SHUENN CHANG

Taiwan, China

28/04/2012 The LSTLV completed informal logbooks with columns drawn in a ruled book

Logbook 23/05/2012 19/09/2012

175 HWA SHAN NO.222

Taiwan, China

01/05/2012 The LSTLV completed informal logbooks with columns drawn in a ruled book

Logbook 23/05/2012 19/09/2012

175 SHIN SHUEN FAR

Taiwan, China

28/04/2012

The vessel name markings were not consistent. The bow of the LSTLV was marked with the name SHIN SHUEN FAR NO.88. The last four characters (NO.88) appeared to be hand painted. The stern of this vessel was marked SHIN SHUEN FAR. The characters NO.88 at the end of the name has rubbed off (but still visible)

Marking of LSTLV

23/05/2012 19/09/2012

170 MOOK ANDAMAN 028

Thailand 23/03/2012

The ‘Mook Andaman 028’ (IOTC 157) provided a letter from the Kasetsart University, department of fisheries, Bangkok stating that the vessel was licensed and that the license number was 431000566, but provided no fishing license as such.

ATF 28/05/2012

170 MOOK ANDAMAN 028

Thailand 23/03/2012 The observer did not recognize the units shown to him as being VMS units, though one had a label with 'Inmarsat C

VMS 28/05/2012

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Deployment number

Vessel Name Fleet Inspection date

Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

ID No 424426552 printed on it.

170 MOOK ANDAMAN 018

Thailand 12/04/2012

The ‘Mook Andaman 018’ (IOTC 156) provided a letter from the Kasetsart University, department of fisheries, Bangkok stating that the vessel was licensed and that the license number was 431000401, but provided no fishing license as such.

ATF 28/05/2012

170 MOOK ANDAMAN 018

Thailand 12/04/2012 The observer did not recognize the unit shown to him as being a VMS unit.

VMS 28/05/2012

170 WOEN YU CHANG NO.6

Taiwan, China

15/03/2012

During the inspection of the ‘Woen Yu Chang No6’ the observer was unsure as to whether the fishing license was valid as the expiry date appeared had been altered. License number was LL1750.

ATF 28/05/2012 19/09/2012

170 HUNG CHEN NO.212

Taiwan, China

17/03/2012 ‘Hung Chen No 212’ appeared to have an on/off switch attached to its VMS Unit

VMS 28/05/2012 19/09/2012

170 YU CHEN HSIANG NO 16

Taiwan, China

05/04/2012 Yu Chen Hsiang No 16: fishing license expiry date was 12/02/2012.

ATF 28/05/2012 19/09/2012

170 JETMARK 101 Philippines 07/03/2012 License seen during inspection was out of date. New license faxed to the vessel during transhipment

ATF 28/05/2012 19/06/2012

170 JETMARK 101 Philippines 07/03/2012 Vessel has an on/off switch attached to its VMS unit. VMS 28/05/2012 19/06/2012

172 TAWARIQ 3 Oman 02/05/2012 The ATF was in date but restricted to the Omani EEZ. ATF 05/06/2012

172 EVERGOLD NO.1

Seychelles 23/03/2012 Logbooks were informal (not printed) format. Logbook 05/06/2012

172 PING SHIN NO. 201

Seychelles 07/05/2012 Logbooks were informal (not printed) format. Logbook 05/06/2012

172 KUANG WIN Taiwan, China

20/03/2012 Logbooks were informal (not printed) format. Logbook 05/06/2012 09/11/2012

172 CHIEN CHANG NO.36

Taiwan, China

02/04/2012 Logbooks were informal (not printed) format. Logbook 05/06/2012 09/11/2012

172 TIAN ZHI XIANG Taiwan, China

24/04/2012 Logbooks were informal (not printed) format. Logbook 05/06/2012 09/11/2012

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Deployment number

Vessel Name Fleet Inspection date

Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

172 JUI DER NO.16 Taiwan, China

05/05/2012 Logbooks were informal (not printed) format. Logbook 05/06/2012 09/11/2012

172 PING SHIN NO.101

Taiwan, China

08/05/2012 Logbooks were informal (not printed) format. Logbook 05/06/2012 09/11/2012

167 TAWARIQ 3 Oman 20/03/2012 Fishing licence presented in English only valid for fishing in Omani Waters

ATF 13/06/2012

167 SINAW 16 Oman 22/03/2012 Fishing licence has expiry date, which is unknown if appears on original licence

ATF 13/06/2012

178 SINAW 16 Oman 30/05/2012 A fishing logbook was completed but not in a formal format.

Logbook 03/07/2012

178 SINAW 16 Oman 30/05/2012 The ATF was in Arabic. Neither the observer nor the crew of the LSTLV could interpret the ATF to establish the validity (expiry date and area of operation).

ATF 03/07/2012

178 MOOK ANDAMAN 018

Thailand 02/06/2012

The device pointed out as the VMS consisted of a power supply in the wheelhouse and an antenna mounted high above “monkey island”. The antennae closely resembled the TT3022D or TT3026S. The power supply was switched at the time of the inspection.

VMS 03/07/2012

178 KUANG WIN Taiwan, China

30/05/2012 A fishing logbook was completed but not in a formal format.

Logbook 03/07/2012 09/11/2012

178 RUEY DER NO.136

Taiwan, China

01/06/2012 A fishing logbook was completed but not in a formal format.

Logbook 03/07/2012 09/11/2012

171 CHIN YI CHUN Taiwan, China

23/03/2012

The LSTLV Yi Chun showed the observer a power supply regulator as a VMS. It is not clear if this was due to a misunderstanding or because there was no VMS on board. The observer did not see any of the common VMS systems during the inspection. The LSTLV Chin Yi Chun showed the observer a unit he did not recognise as the on board VMS. This was later identified to be a power surge regulator.

VMS 03/07/2012 19/09/2012

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Deployment number

Vessel Name Fleet Inspection date

Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

171 TAWARIQ 4 Oman 09/04/2012 The Tawariq 4 presented a licence that was only valid for coastal waters.

ATF 03/07/2012

173 FULL RICH

Democratic People’s Republic of Korea

11/04/2012 Full Rich, IOTC no 9784, call sign: HMEK3 differs from that for the ship contained in the database (V3NI3). Full Rich: food and possibly fuel only were transhipped.

Vessel not authorised on the IOTC RAV

09/07/2012 27/08/2012

173 NAHAM 4 Oman 11/04/2012 “11th April 2012: Naham 4, IOTC no 8921, call sign shows as A4DK5 but should be A4DK6. A4DK5 belongs to Naham 3”.

Marking of LSTLV

06/08/2012

177 SHYANG CHYANG NO.88

Taiwan, China

12/06/2012 The logbook records were registered in a common notebook, the fishing Master failed to produce a proper fishing logbook.

Logbook 06/08/2012 30/01/2013

177 LONG TEH NO.6 Taiwan, China

13/06/2012 The logbook records were registered in a common notebook, the fishing Master failed to produce a proper fishing logbook.

Logbook 06/08/2012 30/01/2013

177 WOEN DAR NO.168

Taiwan, China

15/06/2012 The logbook records were registered in a common notebook, the fishing Master failed to produce a proper fishing logbook.

Logbook 06/08/2012 30/01/2013

177 ZEE CHUEN TSAI NO.66

Taiwan, China

16/06/2012 The logbook records were registered in a common notebook, the fishing Master failed to produce a proper fishing logbook.

Logbook 06/08/2012 30/01/2013

177 YING HSIN HSIANG

Taiwan, China

18/06/2012 The copy of the license LL1599 is valid until the 09th Dec 2013. "Fishing Areas: Unlimited waters (Indian Ocean)" was handmade amended for "Atlantic Ocean".

ATF 06/08/2012

30/01/2012- Reported vessel is still under investigation

177 LONG WANG SIN

Taiwan, China

23/05/2012 LSTLV name deleted. Marking of LSTLV

06/08/2012 30/01/2013

177 DER YUEN NO.33

Taiwan, China

24/05/2012 The name in the starboard side shows "DER YEUN" in the database appears as “DER YUEN NO:33”

Marking of LSTLV

06/08/2012 30/01/2013

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Deployment number

Vessel Name Fleet Inspection date

Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

177 SHIN JYI WANG NO.6

Taiwan, China

24/05/2012 Call sign painted over an older one, makes difficult to read. Marking of LSTLV

06/08/2012 30/01/2013

177 FENG KUO NO.688

Taiwan, China

25/05/2012 LSTLV name partially deleted. Marking of LSTLV

06/08/2012 30/01/2013

177 FENG CUO NO.668

Taiwan, China

26/06/2012 Call sign partially deleted. Marking of LSTLV

06/08/2012 30/01/2013

177 FENG CUO NO.668

Taiwan, China

26/05/2012 LSTLV name deleted. Marking of LSTLV

06/08/2012 30/01/2013

177 TENN MING YANG NO.168

Taiwan, China

26/05/2012 LSTLV name partially deleted. Marking of LSTLV

06/08/2012 30/01/2013

177 TENN MING YANG NO.368

Taiwan, China

27/05/2012 LSTLV name partially deleted. Marking of LSTLV

06/08/2012 30/01/2013

177 JINN JYI CHYUN NO.168

Taiwan, China

28/05/2012 LSTLV name deleted. Marking of LSTLV

06/08/2012 30/01/2013

177 WOEN DAR NO.168

Taiwan, China

15/06/2012 Name in the stern repainted, illegible. Marking of LSTLV

06/08/2012 30/01/2013

177 ZEE CHUEN TSAI NO.66

Taiwan, China

16/06/2012 Call sign deleted LSTLV name deleted.

Marking of LSTLV

06/08/2012 30/01/2013

177 WEN DER NO.106

Taiwan, China

17/06/2012 LSTLV name deleted. Marking of LSTLV

06/08/2012 30/01/2013

180 WIN FAR N0.838

Taiwan, China

08/06/2012 Win Far No 838, call sign BI 2521. The ATF (Issued by Taiwan, province of China) expired on 16 March 2012

ATF 08/08/2012 09/11/2012

180 HWA KUN NO.232

Taiwan, China

22/06/2012 An informal logbook was used (exercise book) Logbook 08/08/2012 09/11/2012

180 WIN FAR NO.828

Taiwan, China

25/06/2012 An informal logbook was used (exercise book) Logbook 08/08/2012 09/11/2012

180 WIN FAR NO.162

Taiwan, China

26/06/2012 An informal logbook was used (exercise book) Logbook 08/08/2012 09/11/2012

180 SHIN SHUEN FAR

Taiwan, China

03/06/2012 The LSTLV Shin Shuen Far displayed the marking “Shin Shuen Far No.88” on the bow of the vessel. The “No 88”

Marking of LSTLV

08/08/2012 09/11/2012

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Vessel Name Fleet Inspection date

Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

portion of the markings appeared to be hand painted. The ATF and IOTC transhipment declaration used the name “Shin Shuen Far”

179 LEON Indonesia 04/06/2012 Leon markings were unclear due to peeling paint Marking of LSTLV

31/08/2012 09/11/2012

179 SHIN SHUEN FAR

Taiwan, China

01/07/2012

Though the ATF and callsign give the vessel as ‘Shin Shuen Far’, and it has this name painted on its stern, the vessel has ‘Shin Shuen Far No 88’ painted on its prow. The ‘No 88’ appearing to be a recent addition

Marking of LSTLV

31/08/2012 19/09/2012

179 SHIN SHUEN FAR

Taiwan, China

01/07/2012 The observer did not recognize the unit shown to him as being a VMS unit and a power switch was visible

VMS 31/08/2012 19/09/2012

176 FENG KUO NO.368

Taiwan, China

14/07/2012

The observer was not able to find (the master was asked to show the VMS) a VMS on board inside the wheelhouse. In the external photographs of the LSTLV, aerials similar to Inmarsat C VMS systems are visible.

VMS 03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 FU KUO NO.10 Taiwan, China

15/07/2012

The observer was not able to find (the master was asked to show the VMS) a VMS on board inside the wheelhouse. In the external photographs of the LSTLV, aerials similar to Inmarsat C VMS systems are visible.

VMS 03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 CHUN CHENG NO.212

Taiwan, China

13/07/2012 The vessel was not inspected due to bad weather. The master provided only the ATF for the observer’s perusal.

Fishing logbook

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 CHING KUO YU FA HAO

Taiwan, China

20/06/2012 The master of the vessel could not produce a fishing log. Fishing logbook

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 JUI MAN FA Taiwan, China

08/05/2012 No English vessel name on the stern. The bow markings and the call sign were partially worn away.

Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 SHIN LIAN FA NO.36

Taiwan, China

18/05/2012 The vessel name (bow) and call sign was not clearly visible on the hull

Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 DING YANG Taiwan, China

19/05/2012 The name on the bow was shown as “Yang Ding”. The stern was marked “Ding Yang”.

Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 SHENG HO XIN Taiwan, 19/05/2012 The call sign on the side of the LSTLV appeared to have Marking 03/09/2012 30/01/2013

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Vessel Name Fleet Inspection date

Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

China been painted over with white paint and was not visible unless at very close range. The name on the bow was not visible.

of LSTLV

176 JENN MING FUH Taiwan, China

20/05/2012 No name visible on the bow Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 RUEY CHIEN TSAI NO.6

Taiwan, China

20/05/2012 The bow markings had been worn away. Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 FWU FA NO.6 Taiwan, China

22/05/2012 Vessel names on the bow and stern worn away and not clearly visible.

Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 CHU YU NO.168 Taiwan, China

22/05/2012 Vessel names on the bow and stern worn away and not clearly visible

Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 HUNG JIE WEI NO.11

Taiwan, China

23/05/2012 The name on the bow had been worn away. Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 HUNG JIE WEI Taiwan, China

23/05/2012 The name on the bow had been partially worn away. The name “hung ie w I” visible.

Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 SHUN FENG NO.6

Taiwan, China

24/05/2012 The name on the bow had been worn away. Only the name “Feng No.6 was clearly visible. Most of the call sign had been worn away.

Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 WEN DAR NO.3 Taiwan, China

25/05/2012 The call sign had mostly been worn away. Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 FWU FA NO.12 Taiwan, China

20/05/2012 Vessel name on the bow and the stern was worn away. Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 RUEY CHIEN TSAI NO.112

Taiwan, China

23/05/2012 The vessel name on the bow was worn away. The vessel name on the stern was partially worn away.

Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 HUNG SHENG NO.88

Taiwan, China

29/06/2012 The vessel name on the bow as well as the call sign was partially worn away.

Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 FU KUO NO.10 Taiwan, China

15/07/2012 The vessel name markings on the bow and the call sign were worn away.

Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 CHING CHENG FU NO.66

Taiwan, China

09/05/2012 No English name on the stern and the call sign was partially worn away.

Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

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Vessel Name Fleet Inspection date

Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

176 CHU HUAI NO.168

Taiwan, China

23/07/2012 The vessel call sign was almost invisible. Marking of LSTLV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 SHENG FENG TSAIR

Taiwan, China

03/05/2012 Vessel not in IOTC Database

Vessel not authorised on the IOTC RAV

03/09/2012 30/01/2013

176 FN DHARNA BALI 07

Indonesia 16/07/2012 Vessel not in IOTC Database

Vessel not authorised on the IOTC RAV

03/09/2012 20/11/2012

183 SUN WARM 8 Philippines 31/07/2012 The observer was shown a VMS she was not familiar with: VMS 03/09/2012

183 SUN WARM 8 Philippines 31/07/2012

Sun Warm 8 produced an expired fishing license (expired 2005). When questioned, the captain indicated their new fishing license was waiting for them on Mauritius and they were going to pick it up before their next transhipment.

ATF 03/09/2012

183 MOOK ANDAMAN 028

Thailand 31/07/2012 No internal VMS could be located. When questioned, the captain repeatedly indicated the external satellite as seen in the picture.

VMS 03/09/2012

183 MOOK ANDAMAN 028

Thailand 31/07/2012 The vessel did not have a Fishing Authorization. They had a letter which stated that their Fishing Authorization was current.

ATF 03/09/2012

184 PING SHIN 201 Seychelles 22/07/2012 Ping Shin 201 produced a poor quality photocopy of the licence, although it appeared to be of the valid document with dates and identification correct

ATF 20/09/2012

184 PING SHIN 201 Seychelles 22/07/2012 Ping Shin 201 did not offer any sort of logbook that looked official in nature but simply used a ruled A4 pad

Logbook 20/09/2012

184 SINAW 16 Oman 30/07/2012 Sinaw 16 also produced a photocopy of a licence but this was in Arabic and the observer was unable to verify its validity

ATF 20/09/2012

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Deployment number

Vessel Name Fleet Inspection date

Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

184 SINAW 16 Oman 30/07/2012 Sinaw 16 did not offer any sort of logbook that looked official in nature but simply used a ruled A4 pad

Logbook 20/09/2012

184 MELATI 2 Indonesia 20/07/2012

The vessels Melati 2, did not produce an actual logbook but rather individual sheets of paper, they appeared to be accurate and of an official nature but these were simply held together with a clip and any order was difficult to establish

Logbook 20/09/2012

184 PING SHIN 101 Taiwan, China

23/07/2012 Ping Shin 101 produced a poor quality photocopy that was barely readable and mainly in Chinese, it was impossible for the observer to verify any part of this document.

ATF 20/09/2012 01/02/2013

184 PING SHIN 101 Taiwan, China

23/07/2012 Ping Shin 101 did not offer any sort of logbook that looked official in nature but simply used a ruled A4 pad

Logbook 20/09/2012 01/02/2013

184 HSING LUNG 31 Taiwan, China

21/07/2012

The Hsing Lung 31 did not produce an actual logbook but rather individual sheets of paper, they appeared to be accurate and of an official nature but these were simply held together with a clip and any order was difficult to establish

Logbook 20/09/2012 01/02/2013

184 SIN JIN 36 Taiwan, China

21/07/2012

The Sin Jin 36 did not produce an actual logbook but rather individual sheets of paper, they appeared to be accurate and of an official nature but these were simply held together with a clip and any order was difficult to establish

Logbook 20/09/2012 01/02/2013

191 TAWARIQ 3 Oman 24/08/12 The ATF was restricted fishing to inside the Omani Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).

ATF 21/09/2012

185 HUNG JIE WEI NO.21

Taiwan, China

13/09/2012 No light was visible, this VMS was a different model to those usually seen. No unit was displayed inside the vessel.

VMS 08/11/2012 30/01/2013

185 YU CHUNG WANG NO.30

Taiwan, China

11/08/12 Observed during transhipment of supplies: Yu Chung Wang No. 30 callsign displayed differed from the IOTC record,

Marking of vessel

08/11/2012 30/01/2013

185 TAI SHENG FU Taiwan, China

12/08/12 Observed during transhipment of supplies:Tai Sheng Fu showed no names on hull and no call sign

Marking of vessel

08/11/2012 30/01/2013

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Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

185 KING TUNA Seychelles 20/08/12 The vessel named displayed differed from the IOTC record Marking of vessel

19/11/2012

190 MOOK ANDAMAN 018

Thailand 14/10/2012

The LSTLV MOOK ANDAMAN 018 had no ATF on board, but had a letter from the "department of fisheries" in Thailand. The letter states, among others, the following: the "license No:431000401" ,its owners as "Siam tuna fishery company limited" and "authorized by the department of fisheries in Thailand, as a contracting party to the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission(IOTC), to operate in the Indian Ocean. Its fishing license is valid from 1st January 2012 to the 31st December 2012".

ATF 15/11/2012

190 MOOK ANDAMAN 018

Thailand 14/10/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 15/11/2012

190 JIIN HORNG NO.106

Seychelles 17/09/2012 ATF NO: SC2011_14 - Expired 30 June 2011 ATF 15/11/2012

190 JIIN HORNG NO.106

Seychelles 17/09/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound (PU) Logbook 15/11/2012

190 ASHUNEYU Seychelles 27/09/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 15/11/2012

190 WINNER 808 Seychelles 16/10/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 15/11/2012

190 SHUENN PERNG 202

Seychelles 08/10/2012 ATF expired on 30 June 2012 (ATF NO: SC2012_15) ATF 15/11/2012

190 SHUENN PERNG 202

Seychelles 08/10/2012 The Observer boarded the LSTLV but the captain refused inspection. The Observer waited on board (2 hours).

Obstruction to inspection

15/11/2012

190 SHUENN PERNG 202

Seychelles 08/10/2012 No logbook onboard - The LSTLV Captain informed the observer he did not keep logbooks and only sent the catch reports to the owners on a daily basis.

Logbook 15/11/2012

190 SHOHO MARU NO.1

Japan 03/09/2012 ATF NO: T1131 - Expiry on 24 7 31 (equals 31 July 2012) ATF 15/11/2012 31/01/2013

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Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

190 SHOHO MARU NO.1

Japan 03/09/2012 Logbook was Unprinted and Bound Logbook 15/11/2012 31/01/2013

190 KAIHO MARU NO.68

Japan 25/09/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 15/11/2012 31/01/2013

190 KAIHO MARU NO.88

Japan 26/09/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 15/11/2012 31/01/2013

190 YI JEN CHUN NO.668

Taiwan, China

12/09/2012 Logbook was Unprinted and Bound Logbook 15/11/2012 01/02/2013

190 SHIN SHUEN FAR NO.69

Taiwan, China

15/09/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 15/11/2012 01/02/2013

190 JORDAN NO.5 Taiwan, China

16/09/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 15/11/2012 01/02/2013

190 YUAN TAI Taiwan, China

20/09/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 15/11/2012 01/02/2013

190 HONG AN NO.2 Taiwan, China

23/09/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 15/11/2012 01/02/2013

190 YING HSIN HSIANG

Taiwan, China

21/09/2012 ATF No. LL1599 - Fishing area Indian Ocean was scratched out and the words Atlantic was hand written in.

ATF 15/11/2012 01/02/2013

190 WIN FAR NO.161

Taiwan, China

29/09/2012 ATF no: 1854 - The LSTLV ATF had the words "Atlantic Ocean" scratched out and the hand written words "Indian Ocean" written above it.

ATF 15/11/2012 01/02/2013

190 WIN FAR NO.162

Taiwan, China

29/09/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 15/11/2012 01/02/2013

190 YING CHIA HSIANG

Taiwan, China

30/09/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 15/11/2012 01/02/2013

190 WIN FAR N0.818

Taiwan, China

03/10/2012 ATF NO: LL2211 - ATF Area "Atlantic Ocean" was manually deleted and replaced with "Indian Ocean".

ATF 15/11/2012 01/02/2013

190 WIN FAR NO.878

Taiwan, China

05/10/2012 On the ATF the fishing area "Indian Ocean" was manually deleted, and replaced with the hand written words "Atlantic Ocean" and again manually deleted and replaced

ATF 15/11/2012 01/02/2013

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Vessel Name Fleet Inspection date

Inspection comments Infraction type

Date report sent to participating fleet

Date feedback received

with the words "Indian Ocean".

190 WIN FAR NO888 Taiwan, China

07/10/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 15/11/2012 01/02/2013

190 WEI HSIN NO.16 Taiwan, China

15/10/2012 ATF No: LL1933 Expired 22/6/2012 Logbook 15/11/2012 01/02/2013

190 WEI HSIN NO.16 Taiwan, China

15/10/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 15/11/2012 01/02/2013

194 YNG HSING NO.23

Taiwan, China

25/09/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 16/11/2012 01/02/2013

194 WIN FAR NO.838

Taiwan, China

29/09/2012 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 16/11/2012 01/02/2013

194 LIEN YI HSING NO.368

Taiwan, China

07/10/12 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 16/11/2012 01/02/2013

194 CHUAN I SHIN Taiwan, China

07/10/12 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 16/11/2012 01/02/2013

194 RUEY DER NO.136

Taiwan, China

10/10/12 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 16/11/2012 01/02/2013

194 YI JEN CHUN NO.668

Taiwan, China

11/10/12 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 16/11/2012 01/02/2013

194 CHING CHENG FU NO.666

Taiwan, China

12/10/12 Logbook was Printed and Unbound Logbook 16/11/2012 01/02/2013

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Responses received from CPCs

LSTLV - FU HSIANG FA No. 21 (Deployment 170) Email received 16/05/2012 from VALERIE LANZA

Participating Fleet Belize

Possible infraction: 1) This LSTLV was crudely marked and did not appear in the list of LSTLVs on the observer’s database,

From: Valerie [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: 16 May 2012 19:00 To: 'Florian Giroux'; 'Delice Pinkard'; [email protected]; [email protected]

Cc: [email protected] Subject: RE: Deployment 164 - Possible infraction detected under the ROP

Dear Florian Giroux, Your email below has been duly noted. However, we wish to advise that the fishing vessel “FU HSIANG FA NO.18” is a not a Belize registered vessel. This is apparent from the call sign attached to this vessel. Belize flagged vessels’ call signs always begin with V3 not OTS as indicated on the attached picture. Again we reiterate, this vessel is not a Belize flagged vessel. All vessels authorized to operate in the IOTC area has been communicated to IOTC in accordance with the relevant Resolution. Your kind acknowledgment of receipt of this message would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Valerie Lanza Fishing Vessels Manager

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LSTLV - JetMark 101 (Deployment 170) Email received 19/06/2012 from BENJAMIN F. S. TABIOS JR

Participating Fleet Philippines

Possible infraction: 1) License seen during inspection was out of date. New license faxed to the vessel during transhipment, 2) Vessel has an on/off switch attached to its VMS unit.

Dear Mr. Giroux, This has reference to your e-mail dated May 28, 2012. Based on the Observer Report for Trip Number: 170/12 fishing vessel/carrier “Lady Tuna ” [IOTC Ref. No. 8448] by Observer (Observer IOTC Ref. No). Lindsay Jones (024) Cruise Dates from 01/03/2012 to 05/05/2012, the following observation was made on a Philippine flagged fishing vessel, namely: The Jetmark 101 (IOTC 110) had to have its new license faxed to the vessel during transhipment when its previous license was seen during inspection to be out of date. It also appeared to have an on/off switch attached to its VMS unit (Figure 6) . Please be informed that the International Fishing Permit [IFP] of Jetmark 101 was faxed to the said fishing vessel as it had not yet been in port at the time the IFP was renewed till the time it was boarded by the Observer for transhipment. Faxing the document was the most convenient and cost effective manner by which the said IFP could be transmitted to the said Philippine flagged vessel. Requiring the same to come to a port for purposes of accepting/receiving a hard copy of the IFP is economically prohibitive. Attached is a copy of the said IFP. Secondly, the alleged on/off switch is actually an electrical breaker which is equivalent to a fuse box, a safety device required to be installed as a safety measure against over voltage. This device is easily viewable and is not hidden. Also, all electrical units on board vessels have this safety device as this is a safety at sea requirement. In addition, this fishing vessel had been boarded and inspected on previous occasions by other observer who had seen this set up yet did not mention it in their reports as this was most likely known or understood by them. Lastly, all VMS units have on/off switches of one form or another as these need to be turned off when at port. I trust that this explains the situation. Should there be any need of any additional informatio, please feel free to inquire. Best regards. I remain, In the Service of the Filipino People

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BENJAMIN F. S. TABIOS JR - Asst. Director for Administrative Services Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Department of Agriculture Republic of the Philippines

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LSTLV - Naham 4 (Deployment 173) Email received 06/08/2012 from AHMED AL-MAZROUAI

Participating Fleet Oman

Possible infraction: 11th April 2012: Naham 4, IOTC no 8921, call sign shows as A4DK5 but should be A4DK6. A4DK5 belongs to Naham 3.

Dear Florian

Regarding the call sign of the Naham 4 and the confusion with the Naham 3, we already investigated this matter

with the owner. The company accepted and agreed that there was a mistake occurred from the people who were

mixed the printing on the vessel. According to owner company that they have altered this mistake and promised

not to repeat such kind of errors

I hope this can be taken as our clarification on this matter and I appreciated if you take the necessary action to

close this issue.

Best regard.

AHMED AL-MAZROUAI

LSTLV - Full Rich (Deployment 173) Email received 27/08/2012 from An Won Sik

Flag State DPRK

Possible infraction: Full Rich call sign: HMEK3 differs from that for the ship contained in the database (V3NI3). Food and possibly fuel only were transhipped.

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LSTLV - Feng Kuo No 688 (Deployment 164) Letter received 19/09/2012 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction: The LSTLV Feng Kuo No 688 - authorisation to fish expired on the 24th April 2011.

LSTLV - SHIN SHUEN FAR (Deployment 175) Letter received 19/09/2012 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

The vessel name markings were not consistent. The bow of the LSTLV was marked with the name SHIN SHUEN FAR NO.88. The last four characters (NO.88) appeared to be hand painted. The stern of this vessel was marked SHIN SHUEN FAR. The characters NO.88 at the end of the name has

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rubbed off (but still visible)

LSTLV - GUAN WANG (Deployment 163) Letter received 19/09/2012 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

There was no logbook onboard this vessel, and when questioned, the skipper informed the observer that there had been a skipper changeover recently (in Port Louis, Mauritius), and the logbook had been taken with him.

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The VMS information of the F/V GUAN WANG

LSTLV - YNG HSING No.23, CHIN CHANG HORNG, SHIN SHUEN FAR No.16, Participating Fleet

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HWA SHAN No.222, SHIN SHUEN FAR No.69, LIEN CHI SHENG No.6, SHYE CHAN No.6, YOW SHEN FUH (Deployment 161) Deep Sea Fisheries Division

Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded)

LSTLV - SHUU CHANG No.6 (Deployment 161) Letter received 19/09/2012 from Chi-Chao Liu, Deep Sea Fisheries Division

Possible infraction:

Calendar logbook (Calendar – Desk Calendar with very little information recorded) - Logbook was in the form of a small desk calendar with very little information recorded

LSTLV - HWA KUN No.232 (Deployment 161) Letter received 19/09/2012 from Chi-Chao Liu, Deep Sea Fisheries Division

Possible infraction:

Logbook not up-to-date - Informal logbook (Hand ruled notebook with sufficient information recorded). The logbook contained very little information and appeared not to be up to date.

LSTLV - SIN JIN NO.36, Chin You Wen, FENG KUO NO.666, FENG KUO NO.688, FENG CUO NO.668, FENG KUO NO.868, FENG GUO NO.168, WOEN SHUENN CHANG, WOEN YU CHANG NO.6, CHIEN CHANG NO.36, FENG KUO NO.368 (Deployment 164) Letter received 19/09/2012 from Chi-Chao Liu

Possible infraction:

The logbooks were completed but in an in an informal format.

LSTLV - WOEN SHUENN CHANG, HWA SHAN NO.222 (Deployment 175) Letter received 19/09/2012 from Chi-Chao Liu

Possible infraction:

The LSTLV completed informal logbooks with columns drawn in a ruled book

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LSTLV - WOEN YU CHANG NO.6, Yu Chen Hsiang No 16 (Deployment 170) Letter received 19/09/2012 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

Woen Yu Chang No6 - the observer was unsure as to whether the fishing license was valid as the expiry date appeared had been altered. License number was LL1750.

Yu Chen Hsiang No 16: fishing license expiry date was 12/02/2012.

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LSTLV - HUNG CHEN NO.212 (Deployment 170), CHIN YI CHUN (Deployment 171), Shin Shuen Far (Deployment 179) Letter received 19/09/2012 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

Hung Chen No 212 appeared to have an on/off switch attached to its VMS Unit

Yi Chun showed the observer a power supply regulator as a VMS. It is not clear if this was due to a misunderstanding or because there was no VMS on board. The observer did not see any of the common VMS systems during the inspection. Chin Yi Chun showed the observer a unit he did not recognise as the on board VMS. This was later identified to be a power surge regulator.

Shin Shuen Far - The observer did not recognize the unit shown to him as being a VMS unit and a power switch was visible

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LSTLV - LEON (Deployment 161) Letter received 09/11/2012 from Agus A. Budhiman

Participating Fleet Indonesia

Possible infraction:

The document produced as an ATF issued by Indonesia appears to be out of date. The document is in Indonesian but the latest date visible is the 20

th June 2011.

In regard to the e-mail, on May, 21st, 2012 with subject Indonesia – Transhipment Observer

Report for Indonesia LSTLVs involved in transhipment with CV Harima 2 , we would like to

clarify the information provided by the observer report, as mentioned on the statement below :

1. On the observer report , it was stated that Transhipment No. 18 LEON – The Document

produced as an ATF issued by Indonesia appears to be out of date. The document is in

Indonesian but the latest date visible is the 20th June 2011. We presume that the date that

was visible to the observer is the date of the document that proposed by the owner to extend

the authorisation date of the fishing license.

2. Please kindly find as enclosed the fishing license of LEON which was proposed on July 20th,

2011 and authorised until July, 7th, 2012.

We would very appreciate if the statement above could be used as a clarification. Thanking you very

much for your kind attention and cooperation.

Sincerely Yours,

Agus A. Budhiman - Director of Fisheries Resources Management

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LSTLV - MAHKOTA ABADI NO. 668 (Deployment 161) Letter received 09/11/2012 from Agus A. Budhiman

Participating Fleet Indonesia

Possible infraction:

The ATF issued by Indonesia appears to be out of date. The document is in Indonesian but the latest date visible is 18 May 2011

In regard to the e-mail, on May, 21st, 2012 with subject Indonesia – Transhipment Observer

Report for Indonesia LSTLVs involved in transhipment with CV Harima 2, we would like to

clarify the information provided by the observer report, as mentioned on the statement below :

1. On the observer report , it was stated that Transhipment No. 25 MAHKOTA ABADI No. 668 –

The ATF issued by Indonesia appears to be out of date. The document is in Indonesian but

the latest date visible is 18 May 2011. We presume that the date that was visible to the

observer is the date of the document that proposed by the owner to extend the authorisation

date of the fishing license.

2. Please kindly find as enclosed the fishing license of MAHKOTA ABADI No. 668 which was

proposed on May 18th, 2011 and authorised until May, 2nd, 2012.

We would very appreciate if the statement above could be used as a clarification. Thanking you very

much for your kind attention and cooperation.

Sincerely Yours,

Agus A. Budhiman - Director of Fisheries Resources Management

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LSTLV - LEON (Deployment 161) Letter received 09/11/2012 from Agus A. Budhiman

Participating Fleet Indonesia

Possible infraction:

Leon markings were unclear due to peeling paint

In regard to the e-mail, on August, 31st, 2012 with subject Indonesia – Transhipment Observer

Report for Indonesia LSTLVs involved in transhipment with CV HARU, we would like to clarify

the information provided by the observer report, as mentioned on the statement below :

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1. LEON fishing license was still authorised when the transshipment happened between LEON and

CV HARU on June, 4th 2012. As enclosed on the attachment, the fishing license of LEON was

proposed on July 20th, 2011 and authorised until July, 7th, 2012.

2. The marking on the body of the vessel (the name and the call sign) has been repainted now

so that it is visible to the observer. The owner has informed the captain to be more concern

about the condition of the marking.

We would very appreciate if the statement above could be used as a clarification. Thanking you very

much for your kind attention and cooperation.

Sincerely Yours,

Agus A. Budhiman - Director of Fisheries Resources Management

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LSTLV – WIN FAR No 838 (Deployment 180) Letter received 19/09/2012 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

Win Far No 838 - call sign BI 2521. The ATF (Issued by Taiwan, province of China) expired on 16 March 2012

LSTLV – SHIN SHUEN FAR (Deployment 180) Letter received 09/11/2012 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

The LSTLV Shin Shuen Far displayed the marking “Shin Shuen Far No.88” on the bow of the vessel. The “No 88” portion of the markings appeared to be hand painted. The ATF and IOTC transhipment declaration used the name “Shin Shuen Far”

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LSTLV - KUANG WIN , CHIEN CHANG NO.36 , TIAN ZHI XIANG, JUI DER NO.16, PING SHIN NO.101 (Deployment 172) Letter received 09/11/2012 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

Logbooks were informal (not printed) format.

LSTLV - KUANG WIN, RUEY DER NO.136 (Deployment 178) Letter received 09/11/2012 from Chi-Chao Liu, Deep Sea Fisheries Division

Possible infraction:

A fishing logbook was completed but not in a formal format.

LSTLV - HWA KUN NO.232, WIN FAR NO.828, WIN FAR NO.162 (Deployment 180) Letter received 09/11/2012 from Chi-Chao Liu, Deep Sea Fisheries Division

Possible infraction:

An informal logbook was used (exercise book)

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LSTLV - FN DHARNA BALI 07 (Deployment 176) Letter received 20/11/2012 from Agus A. Budhiman

Participating Fleet Indonesia

Possible infraction:

Vessel not in IOTC Database

In regard to the e-mail, on September, 3rd, 2012 with subject Indonesia – Transhipment Observer

Report for Indonesia LSTLVs involved in transhipment with CV Sheng Hong, we would like to clarify

the information provided by the observer report, as mentioned on the statement below :

1. On the observer report , it was stated on the

appendix 1 Non-IOTC transhipments (Cargo) that

the vessel name which was doing transhipment is

FN. DHARNA BALI 07, with no IOTC Reference

Number and call sign. After some process of

clarification and investigation, the vessel’s name is

DHARMA BALI – 07 and registered in IOTC with

IOTC Reference Number IOTC008777 and call sign

YEA 5113.

2. Please kindly find as enclosed the fishing license

of DHARMA BALI - 07 which is authorised from May

19th 2012 to May 18th 2013 as an updated version

from previous fishing license which was authorised

from May 19th 2011 to May 18th 2012.

We would very appreciate if the statement above

could be used as a clarification. Thanking you very

much for your kind attention and cooperation.

Sincerely Yours,

Agus A. Budhiman - Director of Fisheries

Resources Management

LSTLV – YING HSIN HSIANG (Deployment 177) Letter received 30/01/2013 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

The copy of the license LL1599 is valid until the 09th Dec 2013, where "Fishing Areas: Unlimited waters (Indian Ocean)" was handmade amended for "Atlantic Ocean".

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LSTLV – FENG KUO NO.368 and FU KUO NO.10 (Deployment 176) Letter received 30/01/2013 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

The observer was not able to find (the master was asked to show the VMS) a VMS on board inside the wheelhouse. In the external photographs of the LSTLV, aerials similar to Inmarsat C VMS systems are visible.

LSTLV – HUNG JIE WEI NO.21 (Deployment 185) Letter received 30/01/2013 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

No light was visible, this VMS was a different model to those usually seen, figure 3. No unit was displayed inside the vessel.

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LSTLV – Yu Chung Wang No.30 (Deployment 185) Letter received 30/01/2013 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

Observed during transhipment of supplies: Yu Chung Wang No. 30 callsign displayed differed from the IOTC record,

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LSTLV – HUNG HUI No.112 (Deployment 161) Letter received 30/01/2013 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

HUI spelt HUEI on the bow of the LSTLV but correct in all other documentation.

LSTLV – Tai Sheng Fu, Tay Sheng Fwu (Deployment 164 and 185) Letter received 30/01/2013 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

Observed during transhipment of supplies:Tai Sheng Fu showed no names on hull and no call sign The LSTLV Tay Sheng Fwu was supplied with cargo. The vessel was marked with a registration number (CT4-1653) consistent with the Taiwan, province of China registration format. The name “Tay Sheng Fu” was visible on the life raft mounted on the wheelhouse roof. A vessel named Tai Sheng Fu is authorised by Taiwan, Province of China.

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LSTLV – Ding Yang (Deployment 176) Letter received 30/01/2013 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

The name on the bow was shown as “Yang Ding”. The stern was marked “Ding Yang”.

LSTLV – SHENG FENG TSAIR (Deployment 176) Letter received 30/01/2013 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

Vessel not in IOTC Database

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LSTLV – DER YUEN NO.33 (Deployment 177) Letter received 30/01/2013 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

The name in the starboard side shows "DER YEUN" in the database appears as “DER YUEN NO:33”

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LSTLV – LONG WANG SIN, SHIN JYI WANG NO.6, FENG KUO NO.688, FENG CUO NO.668, FENG CUO NO.668, TENN MING YANG NO.168, TENN MING YANG NO.368, JINN JYI CHYUN NO.168, WOEN DAR NO.168, ZEE CHUEN TSAI NO.66, WEN DER NO.106 (Deployment 177) Letter received 30/01/2013 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

LSTLV name deleted, Call sign painted over an older one, makes difficult to read. Call sign deleted, LSTLV name partially deleted.

LSTLV – JUI MAN FA, SHIN LIAN FA NO.36, SHENG HO XIN, JENN MING FUH, RUEY CHIEN TSAI NO.6, FWU FA NO.6, CHU YU NO.168, HUNG JIE WEI NO.11, HUNG JIE WEI, SHUN FENG NO.6, WEN DAR NO.3, FWU FA NO.12, RUEY CHIEN TSAI NO.112, HUNG SHENG NO.88, FU KUO NO.10, CHING CHENG FU NO.66, CHU HUAI NO.168 (Deployment 176)

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

Related to marking of LSTLVs, consult the table on possible infractions.

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LSTLV – SHYANG CHYANG NO.88, LONG TEH NO.6, WOEN DAR NO.168, ZEE CHUEN TSAI NO.66 (Deployment 177) Letter received 30/01/2013 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

The logbook records were registered in a common notebook, the fishing Master failed to produce a proper fishing logbook.

LSTLV –CHING KUO YU FA HAO (Deployment 176) Letter received 30/01/2013 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

The master of the vessel could not produce a fishing log.

LSTLV – CHUN CHENG NO.212, (Deployment 176) Letter received 30/01/2013 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infraction:

The vessel was not inspected due to bad weather. The master provided only the ATF for the observer’s perusal.

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LSTLVs – TAIYO MARU No. 8, HINODE MARU No. 38, SHOHO MARU No. 1, KOEI MARU No. 1, WAKASHIO MARU No. 68, KAIHO MARU No. 68 and KAIHO MARU No. 88 (Deployments 162 and 190) Letter received 31/01/2013 from KIYOSHI KATSUMAYA

Participating Fleet Japan

Possible infractions:

Transhipment inside the EEZ of a coastal State, invalid authorisation to fish (ATF) and/or logbook kept in an inadequate manner.

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LSTLVs – Multiple vessels (Deployments 184, 190, 193 and 194) Letter received 01/02/2013 from Chi-Chao Liu

Participating Fleet Taiwan, Province of China

Possible infractions:

Transhipment inside the EEZ of a coastal State without authorisation, invalid authorisation to fish (ATF) and/or logbook kept in an inadequate manner.

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N.B. Documents referred to in Annex 1 and 2 are not being published in this document, but are available from the

IOTC Secretariat upon request.

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