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by
Terje Lobach
International Legal Consultant
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
Rome, 2003
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2. JUSTIFICATION FOR A HARMONIZED SYSTEM
3. HOW TO ACHIEVE A COMPREHENSIVE AND TRANSPARENT SYSTEM
4. ELEMENTS OF A POSSIBLE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
4.1 "Flag of Convenience" in the context of port State control
4.2 Listing of vessels
4.3 Prior notice of port access
4.4 Denial of access to port
4.5 Port State obligations
4.6 Port inspections
4.7 Possible actions
4.8 Information and reporting
5. IMPLEMENTATION OF PORT STATE CONTROL OF FOREIGN FISHING VESSELS INTO DOMESTIC LEGISLATION