Pending: 32005D0880

January 16, 2026
10.12.2005 EN Official Journal of the European Union L 324/89
(1) If the amount of manure that a Member state intends to apply per hectare each year is different from the one specified in introductory sentences of paragraph 2 and subparagraph (a) of Annex III to Directive 91/676/EEC, that amount has to be fixed so as not to prejudice the achievement of the objectives specified in Article 1 of that Directive and has to be justified on the basis of objective criteria, such as, in the present case, long growing seasons and crops with high nitrogen uptake.
(2) On 8 April 2005, the Netherlands submitted to the Commission a request for a derogation under subparagraph (b) of paragraph 2 of Annex III to Directive 91/676/EEC.
(3) The requested derogation concerns the intention of the Netherlands to allow the application of 250 kg nitrogen per hectare per year from livestock manure in farms with at least 70 % grassland. Approximately 25 000 farms in the Netherlands and approximately 900 000 hectares are concerned by that request for derogation.
(4) The Dutch legislation implementing Directive 91/676/EEC has been adopted and applies equally to the requested derogation.
(5) The Dutch legislation implementing Directive 91/676/EEC includes application standards both for nitrogen and phosphate. Application standards related to phosphate are aimed to achieve an equilibrium in phosphate fertilisation by 2015.
(6) The Netherlands addressed the issue of nutrient surplus from manure and mineral fertilisers through several policy instruments and in the period 1992 to 2002 decreased cattle numbers by 17 %, pigs by 14 % and sheep and goats by 21 %. Nitrogen and phosphorus in manure decreased respectively by 29 and 34 % in the period 1985 to 2002. Nitrogen and phosphorus surpluses decreased respectively by 25 and 37 %, in the period 1992 to 2002.
(7) Water quality data show a downwards trend in groundwater nitrate concentration and in nutrient concentration (including phosphorus) in surface water.
(8) The technical and scientific documents presented in the Dutch notification show that the proposed amount of 250 kg per hectare per year nitrogen from cattle manure in farms with at least 70 % grassland is compatible with the achievement of the level of 11,3 mg/l N (corresponding to 50 mg/l NO3) in water in all soil types, and to approximately a zero phosphorus surplus, under conditions of optimal management.
(9) The technical and scientific documents presented show that the proposed amount of 250 kg per hectare per year nitrogen from cattle manure in farms with at least 70 % grassland is justified on the basis of objective criteria such as long growing season and crops with high nitrogen uptake.
(10) The Commission considers therefore that the amount of manure requested by the Netherlands will not prejudice the achievement of the objectives of Directive 91/676/EEC, subject to certain strict conditions being met.
(11) These conditions include the establishment of fertiliser plans on a farm by farm basis, the recording of fertiliser practices through fertiliser accounts, periodic soil analysis, green cover in winter after maize, specific provisions on grass ploughing, no manure application before grass ploughing and adjustment of fertilisation to take into account the contribution of leguminous crops. These provisions are aimed at ensuring fertilisation based on crop needs and reduction and prevention of nitrogen losses to water.
(12) In order to avoid that the application of the requested derogation leads to intensification, the competent authorities should ensure that manure production both in terms of nitrogen and phosphorus does not increase beyond the level of the year 2002 in accordance with the action programme to be implemented by the Netherlands.
(13) Accordingly the requested derogation should be approved.
(14) This Decision should be applicable in connection with the action programme of the Netherlands for 2006 to 2009.
(15) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Nitrates Committee set up pursuant to Article 9 of Directive 91/676/EEC,
(a) ‘grassland farms’ means holdings where 70 % or more of the acreage available for manure application is grass;
(b) ‘grazing livestock’ means cattle (with the exclusion of veal calves), sheep, goats and horses, donkeys, deer and water buffalo;
(c) ‘farm land’ means the acreage owned, rented or managed by the farmer under another written individual contract, on which the farmer has a direct management responsibility;
(d) ‘Grass’ means permanent grassland or temporary grassland which lies less than four years.
(a) the number of livestock, a description of the housing and storage system, including the volume of manure storage available;
(b) a calculation of manure nitrogen (less losses in housing and storage) and phosphorus produced on the farm;
(c) the crop rotation and acreage for each crop, including a sketch map indicating location of individual fields;
(d) the foreseeable nitrogen and phosphorus crop requirements;
(e) the amount and the type of manure delivered to contractors not used on the farm land;
(f) the amount of imported manure used on the farm land;
(g) a calculation of the contribution from organic matter mineralization, leguminous crops and atmospheric deposition and amount of nitrogen present in the soil at the moment when the crop starts to use it to a significant degree;
(h) nitrogen and phosphorus application from manure over each field (parcels of the farm, homogeneous regarding cropping and soil type);
(i) application of nitrogen and phosphorus with chemical and other fertilisers over each field;
(j) calculations for assessment of compliance with nitrogen and phosphorus application standards.
(a) the crop acreages;
(b) the number and type of livestock;
(c) the manure production per animal;
(d) the amount of fertilisers imported by the farm;
(e) the amount of manure offloaded from the farm and to whom.
(a) on sand and loess soil, grass or other crops ensuring soil coverage during the winter shall be cultivated after maize in order to substantially reduce leaching potential;
(b) catch crops shall not be ploughed before 1 February in order to ensure permanent vegetal cover of arable area for recovering subsoil autumn losses of nitrates and limit winter losses;
(c) grass on sandy and loessial soils shall be ploughed in spring;
(d) ploughed grass on all soil types shall be followed immediately by a crop with high nitrogen demand and fertilisation shall be based on soil analysis concerning mineral nitrogen and other parameters providing references for estimate of nitrogen release from soil organic matter mineralisation;
(e) if crop rotation includes leguminous or other plants fixing atmospheric nitrogen fertiliser application shall be reduced accordingly.
(a) data related to fertilisation in all farms which benefit from an individual derogation;
(b) trends in livestock numbers for each livestock category in the Netherlands and in derogation farms;
(c) trends in national manure production as far as nitrogen and phosphate in manure are concerned;
(d) a summary of the results of controls related to excretion coefficients for pig and poultry manure at country level.
THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Directive 91/676/EEC of 12 December 1991 concerning the protection of waters against pollution caused by nitrates from agricultural sources(1), and in particular subparagraph (b) of paragraph 2 of Annex III thereto,
(1) If the amount of manure that a Member state intends to apply per hectare each year is different from the one specified in introductory sentences of paragraph 2 and subparagraph (a) of Annex III to Directive 91/676/EEC, that amount has to be fixed so as not to prejudice the achievement of the objectives specified in Article 1 of that Directive and has to be justified on the basis of objective criteria, such as, in the present case, long growing seasons and crops with high nitrogen uptake.
(2) On 8 April 2005, the Netherlands submitted to the Commission a request for a derogation under subparagraph (b) of paragraph 2 of Annex III to Directive 91/676/EEC.
(3) The requested derogation concerns the intention of the Netherlands to allow the application of 250 kg nitrogen per hectare per year from livestock manure in farms with at least 70 % grassland. Approximately 25 000 farms in the Netherlands and approximately 900 000 hectares are concerned by that request for derogation.
(4) The Dutch legislation implementing Directive 91/676/EEC has been adopted and applies equally to the requested derogation.
(5) The Dutch legislation implementing Directive 91/676/EEC includes application standards both for nitrogen and phosphate. Application standards related to phosphate are aimed to achieve an equilibrium in phosphate fertilisation by 2015.
(6) The Netherlands addressed the issue of nutrient surplus from manure and mineral fertilisers through several policy instruments and in the period 1992 to 2002 decreased cattle numbers by 17 %, pigs by 14 % and sheep and goats by 21 %. Nitrogen and phosphorus in manure decreased respectively by 29 and 34 % in the period 1985 to 2002. Nitrogen and phosphorus surpluses decreased respectively by 25 and 37 %, in the period 1992 to 2002.
(7) Water quality data show a downwards trend in groundwater nitrate concentration and in nutrient concentration (including phosphorus) in surface water.
(8) The technical and scientific documents presented in the Dutch notification show that the proposed amount of 250 kg per hectare per year nitrogen from cattle manure in farms with at least 70 % grassland is compatible with the achievement of the level of 11,3 mg/l N (corresponding to 50 mg/l NO3) in water in all soil types, and to approximately a zero phosphorus surplus, under conditions of optimal management.
(9) The technical and scientific documents presented show that the proposed amount of 250 kg per hectare per year nitrogen from cattle manure in farms with at least 70 % grassland is justified on the basis of objective criteria such as long growing season and crops with high nitrogen uptake.
(10) The Commission considers therefore that the amount of manure requested by the Netherlands will not prejudice the achievement of the objectives of Directive 91/676/EEC, subject to certain strict conditions being met.
(11) These conditions include the establishment of fertiliser plans on a farm by farm basis, the recording of fertiliser practices through fertiliser accounts, periodic soil analysis, green cover in winter after maize, specific provisions on grass ploughing, no manure application before grass ploughing and adjustment of fertilisation to take into account the contribution of leguminous crops. These provisions are aimed at ensuring fertilisation based on crop needs and reduction and prevention of nitrogen losses to water.
(12) In order to avoid that the application of the requested derogation leads to intensification, the competent authorities should ensure that manure production both in terms of nitrogen and phosphorus does not increase beyond the level of the year 2002 in accordance with the action programme to be implemented by the Netherlands.
(13) Accordingly the requested derogation should be approved.
(14) This Decision should be applicable in connection with the action programme of the Netherlands for 2006 to 2009.
(15) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Nitrates Committee set up pursuant to Article 9 of Directive 91/676/EEC,
HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:

Article 1
The derogation requested by the Netherlands by letter of 8 April 2005, for the purpose of allowing a higher amount of livestock manure than that provided for in the introductory sentences and subparagraph (a) of paragraph 2 of Annex III to Directive 91/676/EEC, is granted, subject to the conditions laid down in this Decision.

Definitions
Article 2
For the purpose of this decision, the following definitions shall apply:
(a)
‘grassland farms’ means holdings where 70 % or more of the acreage available for manure application is grass;
(b)
‘grazing livestock’ means cattle (with the exclusion of veal calves), sheep, goats and horses, donkeys, deer and water buffalo;
(c)
‘farm land’ means the acreage owned, rented or managed by the farmer under another written individual contract, on which the farmer has a direct management responsibility;
(d)
‘Grass’ means permanent grassland or temporary grassland which lies less than four years.

Scope
Article 3
This Decision applies on an individual basis and subject to the conditions set out in Articles 4, 5 and 6 for grassland farms.

Annual authorisation and commitment
Article 4
1. Farmers who want to benefit from a derogation shall submit an application to the competent authorities annually.
2. Together with the annual application referred to in paragraph 1 they shall undertake in writing to fulfil the conditions provided for in Articles 5 and 6.
3. The competent authorities shall ensure that all the applications for derogation and fertiliser accounts are submitted to administrative control. Where the control carried out by the national authorities of the applications referred to in paragraph 1 demonstrates that the conditions provided for in Articles 5 and 6 are not fulfilled, the applicant shall be informed thereof. In this instance, the application shall be considered to be refused.

Application of manure and other fertilisers
Article 5
1. The amount of livestock manure from grazing livestock applied to the land each year on grassland farms, including by the animals themselves, shall not exceed the amount of manure containing 250 kg nitrogen per hectare, subject to the conditions laid down in paragraphs 2 to 7.
2. The total nitrogen inputs shall comply with the nutrient demand of the considered crop and the supply from the soil.
3. A fertilisation plan shall be kept for each farm describing the crop rotation of the farmland and the planned application of manure and nitrogen and phosphate fertilisers. It shall be available on the farm by 1 February at the latest.
The fertilisation plan shall include the following:
(a)
the number of livestock, a description of the housing and storage system, including the volume of manure storage available;
(b)
a calculation of manure nitrogen (less losses in housing and storage) and phosphorus produced on the farm;
(c)
the crop rotation and acreage for each crop, including a sketch map indicating location of individual fields;
(d)
the foreseeable nitrogen and phosphorus crop requirements;
(e)
the amount and the type of manure delivered to contractors not used on the farm land;
(f)
the amount of imported manure used on the farm land;
(g)
a calculation of the contribution from organic matter mineralization, leguminous crops and atmospheric deposition and amount of nitrogen present in the soil at the moment when the crop starts to use it to a significant degree;
(h)
nitrogen and phosphorus application from manure over each field (parcels of the farm, homogeneous regarding cropping and soil type);
(i)
application of nitrogen and phosphorus with chemical and other fertilisers over each field;
(j)
calculations for assessment of compliance with nitrogen and phosphorus application standards.
Plans shall be revised no later than seven days following any changes in agricultural practices to ensure consistency between plans and actual agricultural practices.
4. Fertilisation accounts shall be kept by each farm. They shall be submitted to the competent authority for each calendar year. They shall set out the following:
(a)
the crop acreages;
(b)
the number and type of livestock;
(c)
the manure production per animal;
(d)
the amount of fertilisers imported by the farm;
(e)
the amount of manure offloaded from the farm and to whom.
5. Each grassland farm benefiting from an individual derogation shall accept that fertiliser application and account can be subject to control.
6. Periodic nitrogen and phosphorous analysis in soil shall be performed for each farm which benefits from an individual derogation at least every four years for each homogeneous area of the farm, with regard to crop rotation and soil characteristics.
Nitrogen analysis in respect of mineral nitrogen and parameters to assess the nitrogen contribution from organic matter mineralisation shall be performed after ploughing grassland, for each homogeneous area of the farm.
In respect of the analyses referred to in the first and the second subparagraph, one analysis per five hectares of land shall be required as a minimum.
7. Manure may not be spread in the autumn before grass cultivation.

Land cover
Article 6
1. 70 % or more of the acreage available for manure application on farms shall be cultivated with grass. Farmers benefiting from an individual derogation shall carry out the following measures:
(a)
on sand and loess soil, grass or other crops ensuring soil coverage during the winter shall be cultivated after maize in order to substantially reduce leaching potential;
(b)
catch crops shall not be ploughed before 1 February in order to ensure permanent vegetal cover of arable area for recovering subsoil autumn losses of nitrates and limit winter losses;
(c)
grass on sandy and loessial soils shall be ploughed in spring;
(d)
ploughed grass on all soil types shall be followed immediately by a crop with high nitrogen demand and fertilisation shall be based on soil analysis concerning mineral nitrogen and other parameters providing references for estimate of nitrogen release from soil organic matter mineralisation;
(e)
if crop rotation includes leguminous or other plants fixing atmospheric nitrogen fertiliser application shall be reduced accordingly.
2. By way of derogation from point (c) grass ploughing is permitted in autumn for planting flowers bulbs.

Measures on manure production
Article 7
The national authorities shall ensure that manure production both in terms of nitrogen and phosphorus will not increase beyond the level of the year 2002.

Monitoring
Article 8
1. Maps showing the percentage of grassland farms, percentage of livestock and percentage of agricultural land covered by individual derogation in each municipality, shall be drawn by the competent authority and shall be updated every year.
Those maps shall be submitted to the Commission annually and for the first time in the second quarter of 2006.
2. A monitoring network for sampling of soil water, streams and shallow groundwater shall be established and maintained as derogation monitoring sites.
The monitoring network, corresponding to at least 300 farms benefiting from individual derogations, shall be representative of each soil type (clay, peat, sandy and sandy loessial soils), fertilisation practices and crop rotation. The composition of the monitoring network shall not be modified during the period of applicability of this Decision.
3. Survey and continuous nutrient analysis shall provide data on local land use, crop rotations and agricultural practices on farms benefiting from individual derogations. Those data can be used for model-based calculations of the magnitude of nitrate leaching and phosphorus losses from fields where up to 250 kg nitrogen per hectare per year in manure from grazing livestock is applied.
4. Shallow groundwater, soil water, drainage water and streams in farms belonging to the monitoring network shall provide data on nitrate and phosphorus concentration in water leaving the root zone and entering the groundwater and surface water system.
5. A reinforced water monitoring shall address agricultural catchments in sandy soils.

Controls
Article 9
1. The competent national authority shall carry out administrative controls in respect of all farms benefiting from an individual derogation for the assessment of compliance with the maximum amount of 250 kg nitrogen per hectare per year from grazing livestock manure, with total nitrogen and phosphate application standards and conditions on land use.
2. A programme of inspections shall be established based on risk analysis, results of controls of the previous years and results of general random controls of legislation implementing Directive 91/676/EEC.
Specific inspections shall address at least 5 % of farms benefiting from an individual derogation with regard to land use, livestock number and manure production.
Field inspections shall be carried out in at least 3 % of farms in respect to the conditions set out in Article 5 and 6.

Reporting
Article 10
1. The competent authority shall submit the results of the monitoring, every year, to the Commission, with a concise report on evaluation practice (controls at farm level, including information on non compliant farms based on results of administrative and field inspections) and water quality evolution (based on root zone leaching monitoring, surface/ground water quality and model-based calculations).
The first report shall be transmitted by March 2007, and subsequently every year by March in 2008, 2009 and 2010.
2. In addition to the data referred to in paragraph 1 the report shall include the following:
(a)
data related to fertilisation in all farms which benefit from an individual derogation;
(b)
trends in livestock numbers for each livestock category in the Netherlands and in derogation farms;
(c)
trends in national manure production as far as nitrogen and phosphate in manure are concerned;
(d)
a summary of the results of controls related to excretion coefficients for pig and poultry manure at country level.
3. The results thus obtained will be taken into consideration by the Commission with regard to an eventual new request for derogation by the Dutch authorities.
4. In order to provide elements regarding management in grassland farms, for which a derogation applies, and the achieved level of optimisation of management, a report on fertilisation and yield shall be prepared annually for the different soil types and crops by the competent authority and submitted to the Commission.

Application
Article 11
This Decision shall apply from 1 January 2006.
It shall expire on 31 December 2009.

Article 12
This Decision is addressed to the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Directive 91/676/EEC of 12 December 1991 concerning the protection of waters against pollution caused by nitrates from agricultural sources(1), and in particular subparagraph (b) of paragraph 2 of Annex III thereto,
(1) If the amount of manure that a Member state intends to apply per hectare each year is different from the one specified in introductory sentences of paragraph 2 and subparagraph (a) of Annex III to Directive 91/676/EEC, that amount has to be fixed so as not to prejudice the achievement of the objectives specified in Article 1 of that Directive and has to be justified on the basis of objective criteria, such as, in the present case, long growing seasons and crops with high nitrogen uptake.
(2) On 8 April 2005, the Netherlands submitted to the Commission a request for a derogation under subparagraph (b) of paragraph 2 of Annex III to Directive 91/676/EEC.
(3) The requested derogation concerns the intention of the Netherlands to allow the application of 250 kg nitrogen per hectare per year from livestock manure in farms with at least 70 % grassland. Approximately 25 000 farms in the Netherlands and approximately 900 000 hectares are concerned by that request for derogation.
(4) The Dutch legislation implementing Directive 91/676/EEC has been adopted and applies equally to the requested derogation.
(5) The Dutch legislation implementing Directive 91/676/EEC includes application standards both for nitrogen and phosphate. Application standards related to phosphate are aimed to achieve an equilibrium in phosphate fertilisation by 2015.
(6) The Netherlands addressed the issue of nutrient surplus from manure and mineral fertilisers through several policy instruments and in the period 1992 to 2002 decreased cattle numbers by 17 %, pigs by 14 % and sheep and goats by 21 %. Nitrogen and phosphorus in manure decreased respectively by 29 and 34 % in the period 1985 to 2002. Nitrogen and phosphorus surpluses decreased respectively by 25 and 37 %, in the period 1992 to 2002.
(7) Water quality data show a downwards trend in groundwater nitrate concentration and in nutrient concentration (including phosphorus) in surface water.
(8) The technical and scientific documents presented in the Dutch notification show that the proposed amount of 250 kg per hectare per year nitrogen from cattle manure in farms with at least 70 % grassland is compatible with the achievement of the level of 11,3 mg/l N (corresponding to 50 mg/l NO3) in water in all soil types, and to approximately a zero phosphorus surplus, under conditions of optimal management.
(9) The technical and scientific documents presented show that the proposed amount of 250 kg per hectare per year nitrogen from cattle manure in farms with at least 70 % grassland is justified on the basis of objective criteria such as long growing season and crops with high nitrogen uptake.
(10) The Commission considers therefore that the amount of manure requested by the Netherlands will not prejudice the achievement of the objectives of Directive 91/676/EEC, subject to certain strict conditions being met.
(11) These conditions include the establishment of fertiliser plans on a farm by farm basis, the recording of fertiliser practices through fertiliser accounts, periodic soil analysis, green cover in winter after maize, specific provisions on grass ploughing, no manure application before grass ploughing and adjustment of fertilisation to take into account the contribution of leguminous crops. These provisions are aimed at ensuring fertilisation based on crop needs and reduction and prevention of nitrogen losses to water.
(12) In order to avoid that the application of the requested derogation leads to intensification, the competent authorities should ensure that manure production both in terms of nitrogen and phosphorus does not increase beyond the level of the year 2002 in accordance with the action programme to be implemented by the Netherlands.
(13) Accordingly the requested derogation should be approved.
(14) This Decision should be applicable in connection with the action programme of the Netherlands for 2006 to 2009.
(15) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Nitrates Committee set up pursuant to Article 9 of Directive 91/676/EEC,
HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
The derogation requested by the Netherlands by letter of 8 April 2005, for the purpose of allowing a higher amount of livestock manure than that provided for in the introductory sentences and subparagraph (a) of paragraph 2 of Annex III to Directive 91/676/EEC, is granted, subject to the conditions laid down in this Decision.

Definitions

For the purpose of this decision, the following definitions shall apply:
(a)
‘grassland farms’ means holdings where 70 % or more of the acreage available for manure application is grass;
(b)
‘grazing livestock’ means cattle (with the exclusion of veal calves), sheep, goats and horses, donkeys, deer and water buffalo;
(c)
‘farm land’ means the acreage owned, rented or managed by the farmer under another written individual contract, on which the farmer has a direct management responsibility;
(d)
‘Grass’ means permanent grassland or temporary grassland which lies less than four years.

Scope

This Decision applies on an individual basis and subject to the conditions set out in Articles 4, 5 and 6 for grassland farms.

Annual authorisation and commitment

1. Farmers who want to benefit from a derogation shall submit an application to the competent authorities annually.
2. Together with the annual application referred to in paragraph 1 they shall undertake in writing to fulfil the conditions provided for in Articles 5 and 6.
3. The competent authorities shall ensure that all the applications for derogation and fertiliser accounts are submitted to administrative control. Where the control carried out by the national authorities of the applications referred to in paragraph 1 demonstrates that the conditions provided for in Articles 5 and 6 are not fulfilled, the applicant shall be informed thereof. In this instance, the application shall be considered to be refused.

Application of manure and other fertilisers

1. The amount of livestock manure from grazing livestock applied to the land each year on grassland farms, including by the animals themselves, shall not exceed the amount of manure containing 250 kg nitrogen per hectare, subject to the conditions laid down in paragraphs 2 to 7.
2. The total nitrogen inputs shall comply with the nutrient demand of the considered crop and the supply from the soil.
3. A fertilisation plan shall be kept for each farm describing the crop rotation of the farmland and the planned application of manure and nitrogen and phosphate fertilisers. It shall be available on the farm by 1 February at the latest.
The fertilisation plan shall include the following:
(a)
the number of livestock, a description of the housing and storage system, including the volume of manure storage available;
(b)
a calculation of manure nitrogen (less losses in housing and storage) and phosphorus produced on the farm;
(c)
the crop rotation and acreage for each crop, including a sketch map indicating location of individual fields;
(d)
the foreseeable nitrogen and phosphorus crop requirements;
(e)
the amount and the type of manure delivered to contractors not used on the farm land;
(f)
the amount of imported manure used on the farm land;
(g)
a calculation of the contribution from organic matter mineralization, leguminous crops and atmospheric deposition and amount of nitrogen present in the soil at the moment when the crop starts to use it to a significant degree;
(h)
nitrogen and phosphorus application from manure over each field (parcels of the farm, homogeneous regarding cropping and soil type);
(i)
application of nitrogen and phosphorus with chemical and other fertilisers over each field;
(j)
calculations for assessment of compliance with nitrogen and phosphorus application standards.
Plans shall be revised no later than seven days following any changes in agricultural practices to ensure consistency between plans and actual agricultural practices.
4. Fertilisation accounts shall be kept by each farm. They shall be submitted to the competent authority for each calendar year. They shall set out the following:
(a)
the crop acreages;
(b)
the number and type of livestock;
(c)
the manure production per animal;
(d)
the amount of fertilisers imported by the farm;
(e)
the amount of manure offloaded from the farm and to whom.
5. Each grassland farm benefiting from an individual derogation shall accept that fertiliser application and account can be subject to control.
6. Periodic nitrogen and phosphorous analysis in soil shall be performed for each farm which benefits from an individual derogation at least every four years for each homogeneous area of the farm, with regard to crop rotation and soil characteristics.
Nitrogen analysis in respect of mineral nitrogen and parameters to assess the nitrogen contribution from organic matter mineralisation shall be performed after ploughing grassland, for each homogeneous area of the farm.
In respect of the analyses referred to in the first and the second subparagraph, one analysis per five hectares of land shall be required as a minimum.
7. Manure may not be spread in the autumn before grass cultivation.

Land cover

1. 70 % or more of the acreage available for manure application on farms shall be cultivated with grass. Farmers benefiting from an individual derogation shall carry out the following measures:
(a)
on sand and loess soil, grass or other crops ensuring soil coverage during the winter shall be cultivated after maize in order to substantially reduce leaching potential;
(b)
catch crops shall not be ploughed before 1 February in order to ensure permanent vegetal cover of arable area for recovering subsoil autumn losses of nitrates and limit winter losses;
(c)
grass on sandy and loessial soils shall be ploughed in spring;
(d)
ploughed grass on all soil types shall be followed immediately by a crop with high nitrogen demand and fertilisation shall be based on soil analysis concerning mineral nitrogen and other parameters providing references for estimate of nitrogen release from soil organic matter mineralisation;
(e)
if crop rotation includes leguminous or other plants fixing atmospheric nitrogen fertiliser application shall be reduced accordingly.
2. By way of derogation from point (c) grass ploughing is permitted in autumn for planting flowers bulbs.

Measures on manure production

The national authorities shall ensure that manure production both in terms of nitrogen and phosphorus will not increase beyond the level of the year 2002.

Monitoring

1. Maps showing the percentage of grassland farms, percentage of livestock and percentage of agricultural land covered by individual derogation in each municipality, shall be drawn by the competent authority and shall be updated every year.
Those maps shall be submitted to the Commission annually and for the first time in the second quarter of 2006.
2. A monitoring network for sampling of soil water, streams and shallow groundwater shall be established and maintained as derogation monitoring sites.
The monitoring network, corresponding to at least 300 farms benefiting from individual derogations, shall be representative of each soil type (clay, peat, sandy and sandy loessial soils), fertilisation practices and crop rotation. The composition of the monitoring network shall not be modified during the period of applicability of this Decision.
3. Survey and continuous nutrient analysis shall provide data on local land use, crop rotations and agricultural practices on farms benefiting from individual derogations. Those data can be used for model-based calculations of the magnitude of nitrate leaching and phosphorus losses from fields where up to 250 kg nitrogen per hectare per year in manure from grazing livestock is applied.
4. Shallow groundwater, soil water, drainage water and streams in farms belonging to the monitoring network shall provide data on nitrate and phosphorus concentration in water leaving the root zone and entering the groundwater and surface water system.
5. A reinforced water monitoring shall address agricultural catchments in sandy soils.

Controls

1. The competent national authority shall carry out administrative controls in respect of all farms benefiting from an individual derogation for the assessment of compliance with the maximum amount of 250 kg nitrogen per hectare per year from grazing livestock manure, with total nitrogen and phosphate application standards and conditions on land use.
2. A programme of inspections shall be established based on risk analysis, results of controls of the previous years and results of general random controls of legislation implementing Directive 91/676/EEC.
Specific inspections shall address at least 5 % of farms benefiting from an individual derogation with regard to land use, livestock number and manure production.
Field inspections shall be carried out in at least 3 % of farms in respect to the conditions set out in Article 5 and 6.

Reporting

1. The competent authority shall submit the results of the monitoring, every year, to the Commission, with a concise report on evaluation practice (controls at farm level, including information on non compliant farms based on results of administrative and field inspections) and water quality evolution (based on root zone leaching monitoring, surface/ground water quality and model-based calculations).
The first report shall be transmitted by March 2007, and subsequently every year by March in 2008, 2009 and 2010.
2. In addition to the data referred to in paragraph 1 the report shall include the following:
(a)
data related to fertilisation in all farms which benefit from an individual derogation;
(b)
trends in livestock numbers for each livestock category in the Netherlands and in derogation farms;
(c)
trends in national manure production as far as nitrogen and phosphate in manure are concerned;
(d)
a summary of the results of controls related to excretion coefficients for pig and poultry manure at country level.
3. The results thus obtained will be taken into consideration by the Commission with regard to an eventual new request for derogation by the Dutch authorities.
4. In order to provide elements regarding management in grassland farms, for which a derogation applies, and the achieved level of optimisation of management, a report on fertilisation and yield shall be prepared annually for the different soil types and crops by the competent authority and submitted to the Commission.

Application

This Decision shall apply from 1 January 2006.
It shall expire on 31 December 2009.
This Decision is addressed to the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

Pending: 32005D0802

January 16, 2026
19.11.2005 EN Official Journal of the European Union L 302/79
(1) By Regulation (EEC) No 3068/92(2), the Council imposed definitive anti-dumping duties on imports of potassium chloride originating,inter alia, in Russia (the existing measures).
(2) In March 2004, by means of a notice published in theOfficial Journal of the European Union(3), the Commission launched, on its own initiative, a partial interim review of the existing measures to examine whether they should be amended to take account of the enlargement of the European Union to 25 Member States on 1 May 2004 (enlargement).
(3) The results of that partial interim review showed that it was in the interests of the Community to provide for the temporary adaptation of the existing measures so as to avoid a sudden and excessively negative impact on importers and users in the 10 new Member States (the EU10) immediately following enlargement.
(4) To this end, in May 2004, by Regulation (EC) No 1002/2004(4), the Commission accepted undertakings from,inter alia, two exporting producers in Russia, namely JSC Silvinit and JSC Uralkali, in respect of their exports to the EU10. In addition, in order to provide for the exemption from the anti-dumping duties imposed by Regulation (EEC) No 3068/92 on imports made under the terms of the undertakings, Regulation (EEC) No 3068/92 was amended by Regulation (EC) No 992/2004(5).
(5) In June 2005, pursuant to Regulation (EC) No 858/2005(6), the Commission accepted new undertakings for exports to the EU10 by these Russian companies for a further period which will expire on 13 April 2006.
(6) In the meantime, in January 2004, separate requests were received from JSC Silvinit and JSC Uralkali (the applicants) for individual partial interim reviews of the existing measures pursuant to Article 11(3) of the basic Regulation.
(7) Having determined, after consulting the Advisory Committee, that sufficient evidence existed for the initiation of partial interim reviews, the Commission published notices of initiation and commenced an investigation(7).
(8) Pursuant to the findings of these two partial interim reviews, by Regulation (EC) No 1891/2005, the Council amended the rates of the anti-dumping duty imposed against the applicants.
(9) As mentioned above, the Commission has accepted undertakings offered by the applicants with regard to their exports to the EU10. In this regard it should be recalled from Regulation (EC) No 992/2004 that these undertakings were of a transitional nature and intended as interim measure allowing potassium chloride purchase prices in the EU10 to rise to those prevailing in the in the Community as constituted immediately before enlargement (the EU15). Furthermore, these EU10 undertakings were not directly equivalent to an anti-dumping duty since the minimum import prices (MIPs) established were, exceptionally, at lower levels than would usually be the case (i.e they were set at levels which did not fully eliminate the injurious effect of dumping).
(10) However, within the framework of the partial interim reviews and in addition to the above mentioned undertakings already in force for their exports to the EU10, the applicants have also offered to sell the product concerned to customers in the EU15 at or above price levels which eliminate the injurious effect of dumping.
(11) The undertakings offered in respect of sales to the EU10 will expire on 13 April 2006 and, until this time, the undertakings for sales to the EU10 and the undertakings offered for exports to the EU15 will operate in parallel.
(12) It follows that, after the EU10 undertakings expire in April 2006, the higher MIPs established in the undertakings offered within the framework of the partial interim reviews for sales to the EU15 will also apply to sales to the EU10. In this way, the same MIPs, set at non-injurious levels will apply to all imports by the applicants into the Community market as a whole, and the aim of the transitional and exceptional measures applicable to the exports to the EU10 in the period following enlargement will have been achieved.
(13) The companies will provide the Commission with regular and detailed information concerning their exports to the Community, meaning that the undertakings can be monitored effectively by the Commission. Furthermore, the sales structure of the companies is such that the Commission considers that the risk of circumvention of the undertaking is limited.
(14) In order that the Commission can monitor effectively the companies’ compliance with the undertakings, when the request for release for free circulation pursuant to an undertaking is presented to the relevant customs authority, exemption from the duty will be conditional upon the presentation of an invoice containing at least the items of information listed in the Annex to Regulation (EC) No 1891/2005. This level of information is also necessary to enable customs authorities to ascertain with sufficient precision that the shipment corresponds to the commercial documents. Where no such invoice is presented, or when it does not correspond to the product presented to customs, the appropriate anti-dumping duty will instead be payable.
(15) The exporting producers should also be aware that, under the terms of the undertakings, if it is found that the undertakings become in any way difficult or impossible to monitor, or if they are breached in any way, the Commission is entitled to withdraw acceptance of the undertaking of the company concerned which would result in a definitive anti-dumping duty being imposed in its place.
(16) In view of all these factors, the undertakings offered by the applicants within the framework of the partial interim reviews are acceptable,
Country Manufacturer TARIC additional code
Russian Federation Produced by JSC Silvinit, Solikamsk, Russia and sold by JSC International Potash Company, Moscow, Russia, to the first independent customer in the Community acting as an importer A695
Russian Federation Produced and sold by JSC Uralkali, Berezniki, Russia or produced by JSC Uralkali, Berezniki, Russia and sold by Uralkali Trading SA, Geneva, Switzerland to the first independent customer in the Community acting as an importer A520
THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Regulation (EC) No 384/96 of 22 December 1995 on protection against dumped imports from countries not members of the European Community(1)(the basic Regulation), and in particular Article 8 thereof,
After consulting the Advisory Committee,
HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:

Article 1
The undertakings offered by the exporting producers and companies mentioned below, in connection with the present anti-dumping proceedings concerning imports of potassium chloride originating in Russia are hereby accepted.

Article 2
This Decision shall enter into force on the day following its publication in theOfficial Journal of the European Union.

THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Regulation (EC) No 384/96 of 22 December 1995 on protection against dumped imports from countries not members of the European Community(1)(the basic Regulation), and in particular Article 8 thereof,
After consulting the Advisory Committee,
HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:
The undertakings offered by the exporting producers and companies mentioned below, in connection with the present anti-dumping proceedings concerning imports of potassium chloride originating in Russia are hereby accepted.
This Decision shall enter into force on the day following its publication in theOfficial Journal of the European Union.

Pending: 32005D0734

January 16, 2026
20.10.2005 EN Official Journal of the European Union L 274/105
(1) The measures provided for in Council Directive 92/40/EEC of 19 May 1992 introducing Community measures for the control of avian influenza(2)should ensure the protection of animal health and should contribute to the development of the poultry sector.
(2) Following the outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza caused by Influenza virus A subtype H5N1, which started in south-eastern Asia in December 2003, the Commission adopted several Decisions to prevent the introduction of this disease into the Community from the affected third countries. Those Decisions provided that imports into the Community from the concerned countries of live poultry, other live birds, poultry meat and certain other products of poultry origin, meat and meat products of wild and farmed game birds, game trophies of birds, eggs and egg products thereof were banned, subject to limited exceptions.
(3) The measures laid down in Commission Regulation (EC) No 745/2004 of 16 April 2004 laying down measures with regard to imports of products of animal origin for personal consumption(3)clearly apply to meat and meat products of wild and farmed game birds.
(4) Regulation (EC) No 745/2004 requires all Member States to bring the rules as laid down to the attention of passengers at all designated EU points of entry. Member States should ensure that this information is particularly brought to the attention of those passengers arriving from avian influenza affected countries. The information shall be displayed by prominent notices placed in easily visible locations. International passenger transport operators shall draw the attention of all passengers they carry into the Community to the animal health conditions for imports into the Community of products of animal origin.
(5) In relation to the risk that the Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 could also be spread due to wild birds and in particular migratory birds, the Commission has also adopted Decisions 2005/731/EC(4), 2005/732/EC(5)and 2005/726/EC(6)providing for additional avian influenza surveillance in domestic poultry and wild birds.
(6) General requirements for the maintenance of a high level of disease preparedness and in particular for the implementation of veterinary supervision and biosecurity measures are laid down in Communit legislation, notably Directives 90/425/EEC and 92/40/EEC.
(7) Highly pathogenic avian influenza caused by Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 has been recently confirmed in Turkey. Circumstantial evidence and molecular epidemiology data strongly suggest that the avian influenza virus has spread into this country proceeding from central Asia via migratory birds.
(8) Avian influenza has also been confirmed in Romania in a backyard poultry farm in an area with a high density of migratory birds.
(9) In order to reduce the risk of highly pathogenic avian influenza caused by Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 introduction into poultry farms and other premises where birds are kept in captivity via wild birds it is appropriate to strengthen the Community measures already in place to tackle that risk.
(10) The measures of this Decision should be risk-based and not limited to short term actions such as those implemented within the framework of the National Contingency Plans for Avian Influenza or Newcastle Disease, in case an outbreak occurs.
(11) The Member States should inform the Commission by 5 November 2005 of the measures taken to ensure proper implementation of this decision. Those measures and, if appropriate, this Decision are to be reviewed in the Standing Committee and Animal Health at its meeting scheduled for 10 and 11 November 2005.
(12) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health,
(a) preventing direct and indirect contact between birds living in the wild, and in particular waterfowl, on the one hand and poultry and other birds, and in particular ducks and geese, on the other hand,
(b) ensuring separation between domestic ducks and geese from other poultry.
— Location of the holding along migratory flight paths of birds, in particular if proceeding from central and eastern Asia, the Caspian Sea and the Black Sea areas;
— Distance of the holding from wet areas, ponds, swamps, lakes or rivers where migratory water fowl may gather;
— Location of the poultry holdings in areas with a high density of migratory birds, particualrly waterfowl;
— Poultry or other captive birds kept in an open-air holdings, or in any other premises in which contact between wild birds and poultry or other captive birds cannot be sufficiently prevented.
— Location of poultry holding in areas with high densities of poultry holdings;
— Intensity of movements of poultry and other captive birds, vehicles and persons within and from holdings and other direct and indirect contacts between holdings.
— Drop in feed and water intake higher than 20 %,
— Drop in egg production higher than 5 % for more than two days,
— Mortality rate higher than 3 % in a week,
— Any clinical sign or post-mortem lesion suggesting avian influenza.
THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Directive 90/425/EEC of 26 June 1990 concerning veterinary and zootechnical checks applicable in intra-Community trade in certain live animals and products with a view to the completion of the internal market(1), and in particular Article 10(4) thereof,
(1) The measures provided for in Council Directive 92/40/EEC of 19 May 1992 introducing Community measures for the control of avian influenza(2)should ensure the protection of animal health and should contribute to the development of the poultry sector.
(2) Following the outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza caused by Influenza virus A subtype H5N1, which started in south-eastern Asia in December 2003, the Commission adopted several Decisions to prevent the introduction of this disease into the Community from the affected third countries. Those Decisions provided that imports into the Community from the concerned countries of live poultry, other live birds, poultry meat and certain other products of poultry origin, meat and meat products of wild and farmed game birds, game trophies of birds, eggs and egg products thereof were banned, subject to limited exceptions.
(3) The measures laid down in Commission Regulation (EC) No 745/2004 of 16 April 2004 laying down measures with regard to imports of products of animal origin for personal consumption(3)clearly apply to meat and meat products of wild and farmed game birds.
(4) Regulation (EC) No 745/2004 requires all Member States to bring the rules as laid down to the attention of passengers at all designated EU points of entry. Member States should ensure that this information is particularly brought to the attention of those passengers arriving from avian influenza affected countries. The information shall be displayed by prominent notices placed in easily visible locations. International passenger transport operators shall draw the attention of all passengers they carry into the Community to the animal health conditions for imports into the Community of products of animal origin.
(5) In relation to the risk that the Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 could also be spread due to wild birds and in particular migratory birds, the Commission has also adopted Decisions 2005/731/EC(4), 2005/732/EC(5)and 2005/726/EC(6)providing for additional avian influenza surveillance in domestic poultry and wild birds.
(6) General requirements for the maintenance of a high level of disease preparedness and in particular for the implementation of veterinary supervision and biosecurity measures are laid down in Communit legislation, notably Directives 90/425/EEC and 92/40/EEC.
(7) Highly pathogenic avian influenza caused by Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 has been recently confirmed in Turkey. Circumstantial evidence and molecular epidemiology data strongly suggest that the avian influenza virus has spread into this country proceeding from central Asia via migratory birds.
(8) Avian influenza has also been confirmed in Romania in a backyard poultry farm in an area with a high density of migratory birds.
(9) In order to reduce the risk of highly pathogenic avian influenza caused by Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 introduction into poultry farms and other premises where birds are kept in captivity via wild birds it is appropriate to strengthen the Community measures already in place to tackle that risk.
(10) The measures of this Decision should be risk-based and not limited to short term actions such as those implemented within the framework of the National Contingency Plans for Avian Influenza or Newcastle Disease, in case an outbreak occurs.
(11) The Member States should inform the Commission by 5 November 2005 of the measures taken to ensure proper implementation of this decision. Those measures and, if appropriate, this Decision are to be reviewed in the Standing Committee and Animal Health at its meeting scheduled for 10 and 11 November 2005.
(12) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health,
HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:

Biosecurity measures
Article 1
1. Member States shall take appropriate and practicable measures to reduce the risk of transmission of highly pathogenic avian influenza caused by Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 (hereinafter ‘avian influenza’) from birds living in the wild to poultry and other captive birds, taking into account the criteria and risk factors set out in Annex I to this Decision.
2. Depending on the specific epidemiological situation, the measures of paragraph 1 shall be directed in particular at:
(a)
preventing direct and indirect contact between birds living in the wild, and in particular waterfowl, on the one hand and poultry and other birds, and in particular ducks and geese, on the other hand,
(b)
ensuring separation between domestic ducks and geese from other poultry.
3. Member States shall ensure that when animal health checks are undertaken on poultry holdings, they shall be done in a way to ensure compliance with the provisions of this Decision.

Early detection systems
Article 2
1. Member States shall introduce early detection systems in the areas of their territory that they have identified as being particularly at risk for the introduction of avian influenza, taking into account the criteria set out in Annex II to this Decision.
2. The early detection systems shall be aimed at a rapid reporting of any sign of avian influenza in poultry and other captive birds by the owners or keepers to the competent veterinary authority.
3. In particular in this context, the criteria set out in Annex II shall be taken into account.

Article 3
The Member States shall amend their legislation so as to bring it into compliance with this Decision and they shall give immediate appropriate publicity to the measures adopted. They shall immediatly inform the Commission of the measures taken to ensure proper implementation of this Decision.

Article 4
The Decision shall apply until 31 January 2006.

Article 5
This Decision is addressed to the Member States.

THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Directive 90/425/EEC of 26 June 1990 concerning veterinary and zootechnical checks applicable in intra-Community trade in certain live animals and products with a view to the completion of the internal market(1), and in particular Article 10(4) thereof,
(1) The measures provided for in Council Directive 92/40/EEC of 19 May 1992 introducing Community measures for the control of avian influenza(2)should ensure the protection of animal health and should contribute to the development of the poultry sector.
(2) Following the outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza caused by Influenza virus A subtype H5N1, which started in south-eastern Asia in December 2003, the Commission adopted several Decisions to prevent the introduction of this disease into the Community from the affected third countries. Those Decisions provided that imports into the Community from the concerned countries of live poultry, other live birds, poultry meat and certain other products of poultry origin, meat and meat products of wild and farmed game birds, game trophies of birds, eggs and egg products thereof were banned, subject to limited exceptions.
(3) The measures laid down in Commission Regulation (EC) No 745/2004 of 16 April 2004 laying down measures with regard to imports of products of animal origin for personal consumption(3)clearly apply to meat and meat products of wild and farmed game birds.
(4) Regulation (EC) No 745/2004 requires all Member States to bring the rules as laid down to the attention of passengers at all designated EU points of entry. Member States should ensure that this information is particularly brought to the attention of those passengers arriving from avian influenza affected countries. The information shall be displayed by prominent notices placed in easily visible locations. International passenger transport operators shall draw the attention of all passengers they carry into the Community to the animal health conditions for imports into the Community of products of animal origin.
(5) In relation to the risk that the Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 could also be spread due to wild birds and in particular migratory birds, the Commission has also adopted Decisions 2005/731/EC(4), 2005/732/EC(5)and 2005/726/EC(6)providing for additional avian influenza surveillance in domestic poultry and wild birds.
(6) General requirements for the maintenance of a high level of disease preparedness and in particular for the implementation of veterinary supervision and biosecurity measures are laid down in Communit legislation, notably Directives 90/425/EEC and 92/40/EEC.
(7) Highly pathogenic avian influenza caused by Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 has been recently confirmed in Turkey. Circumstantial evidence and molecular epidemiology data strongly suggest that the avian influenza virus has spread into this country proceeding from central Asia via migratory birds.
(8) Avian influenza has also been confirmed in Romania in a backyard poultry farm in an area with a high density of migratory birds.
(9) In order to reduce the risk of highly pathogenic avian influenza caused by Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 introduction into poultry farms and other premises where birds are kept in captivity via wild birds it is appropriate to strengthen the Community measures already in place to tackle that risk.
(10) The measures of this Decision should be risk-based and not limited to short term actions such as those implemented within the framework of the National Contingency Plans for Avian Influenza or Newcastle Disease, in case an outbreak occurs.
(11) The Member States should inform the Commission by 5 November 2005 of the measures taken to ensure proper implementation of this decision. Those measures and, if appropriate, this Decision are to be reviewed in the Standing Committee and Animal Health at its meeting scheduled for 10 and 11 November 2005.
(12) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health,
HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:

Biosecurity measures

1. Member States shall take appropriate and practicable measures to reduce the risk of transmission of highly pathogenic avian influenza caused by Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 (hereinafter ‘avian influenza’) from birds living in the wild to poultry and other captive birds, taking into account the criteria and risk factors set out in Annex I to this Decision.
2. Depending on the specific epidemiological situation, the measures of paragraph 1 shall be directed in particular at:
(a)
preventing direct and indirect contact between birds living in the wild, and in particular waterfowl, on the one hand and poultry and other birds, and in particular ducks and geese, on the other hand,
(b)
ensuring separation between domestic ducks and geese from other poultry.
3. Member States shall ensure that when animal health checks are undertaken on poultry holdings, they shall be done in a way to ensure compliance with the provisions of this Decision.

Early detection systems

1. Member States shall introduce early detection systems in the areas of their territory that they have identified as being particularly at risk for the introduction of avian influenza, taking into account the criteria set out in Annex II to this Decision.
2. The early detection systems shall be aimed at a rapid reporting of any sign of avian influenza in poultry and other captive birds by the owners or keepers to the competent veterinary authority.
3. In particular in this context, the criteria set out in Annex II shall be taken into account.
The Member States shall amend their legislation so as to bring it into compliance with this Decision and they shall give immediate appropriate publicity to the measures adopted. They shall immediatly inform the Commission of the measures taken to ensure proper implementation of this Decision.
The Decision shall apply until 31 January 2006.
This Decision is addressed to the Member States.

Criteria and risk factors to be considered when applying the measures set out in Article 1 on individual poultry Holdings

ANNEX IPART IRisk factors for virus introduction into poultry
— | Location of the holding along migratory flight paths of birds, in particular if proceeding from central and eastern Asia, the Caspian Sea and the Black Sea areas;
— | Distance of the holding from wet areas, ponds, swamps, lakes or rivers where migratory water fowl may gather;
— | Location of the poultry holdings in areas with a high density of migratory birds, particualrly waterfowl;
— | Poultry or other captive birds kept in an open-air holdings, or in any other premises in which contact between wild birds and poultry or other captive birds cannot be sufficiently prevented.PART IIAdditional risk factors for within holdings and holding-to-holding virus spread
— | Location of poultry holding in areas with high densities of poultry holdings;
— | Intensity of movements of poultry and other captive birds, vehicles and persons within and from holdings and other direct and indirect contacts between holdings.

Criteria to be considered for commerical poultry Holdings when applying the measure set out in Article 2

ANNEX II
— | Drop in feed and water intake higher than 20 %,
— | Drop in egg production higher than 5 % for more than two days,
— | Mortality rate higher than 3 % in a week,
— | Any clinical sign or post-mortem lesion suggesting avian influenza.

Pending: 32005D0710

January 16, 2026
14.10.2005 EN Official Journal of the European Union L 269/42
(1) Avian influenza is an infectious viral disease in poultry and birds, causing mortality and disturbances which can quickly take epizootic proportions liable to present a serious threat to animal and public health and to reduce sharply the profitability of poultry farming. There is a risk that the disease agent might be introduced via international trade in live poultry and poultry products.
(2) On 12 October 2005 Romania has notified to the Commission the isolation of an H5 avian influenza virus collected from a clinical case. The clinical picture allows the suspicion of highly pathogenic avian influenza pending the determination of the neuraminidase (N) type and of the pathogenicity index.
(3) In view of the animal health risk of disease introduction into the Community, it is therefore appropriate as an immediate measure to suspend imports of live poultry, ratites, farmed and wild feathered game birds, live birds other than poultry and hatching eggs of these species from Romania.
(4) As Romania is authorised for imports of game trophies, eggs for human consumption and untreated feathers, imports into the Community of these products should be suspended as well because of the animal health risk involved.
(5) Furthermore the importation into the Community from Romania should be suspended for fresh meat of poultry, ratites and wild and farmed feathered game and importation of meat preparations and meat products consisting of or containing meat of those species.
(6) Certain products derived from poultry slaughtered before 1 August 2005 should also continue to be authorised, taking into account the incubation period of the disease.
(7) Commission Decision 2005/432/EC of 3 June 2005 laying down the animal and public health conditions and model certificates for imports of meat products for human consumption from third countries and repealing Decisions 97/41/EC, 97/221/EC and 97/222/EC(3)lays down the list of third countries from which Member States may authorise the importation of meat products and establishes treatment regimes considered effective in inactivating the respective pathogens. In order to prevent the risk of disease transmission via such products, appropiate treatment must be applied depending on the health status of the country of origin and the species the product is obtained from. It appears therefore appropriate, that imports of poultry meat products originating in Romania and treated to a temperature of at least 70 °C throughout the product should continue to be authorised.
(8) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health,
— live poultry, ratites, farmed and wild feathered game, live birds other than poultry as defined in Article 1, third indent, of Decision 2000/666/EC, including birds accompanying their owners (pet birds), and hatching eggs of these species,
— fresh meat of poultry, ratites, farmed and wild feathered game,
— meat preparations and meat products consisting of or containing meat of those species,
— raw pet food and unprocessed feed material containing any parts of those species,
— eggs for human consumption,
— non-treated game trophies from any birds, and
— unprocessed feathers and parts of feathers.
THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Directive 91/496/EEC of 15 July 1991 laying down the principles governing the organisation of veterinary checks on animals entering the Community from third countries and amending Directives 89/662/EEC, 90/425/EEC and 90/675/EEC(1), and in particular Article 18 thereof,
Having regard to Council Directive 97/78/EC of 18 December 1997 laying down the principles governing the organisation of veterinary checks on products entering the Community from third countries(2), and in particular Article 22 thereof,
(1) Avian influenza is an infectious viral disease in poultry and birds, causing mortality and disturbances which can quickly take epizootic proportions liable to present a serious threat to animal and public health and to reduce sharply the profitability of poultry farming. There is a risk that the disease agent might be introduced via international trade in live poultry and poultry products.
(2) On 12 October 2005 Romania has notified to the Commission the isolation of an H5 avian influenza virus collected from a clinical case. The clinical picture allows the suspicion of highly pathogenic avian influenza pending the determination of the neuraminidase (N) type and of the pathogenicity index.
(3) In view of the animal health risk of disease introduction into the Community, it is therefore appropriate as an immediate measure to suspend imports of live poultry, ratites, farmed and wild feathered game birds, live birds other than poultry and hatching eggs of these species from Romania.
(4) As Romania is authorised for imports of game trophies, eggs for human consumption and untreated feathers, imports into the Community of these products should be suspended as well because of the animal health risk involved.
(5) Furthermore the importation into the Community from Romania should be suspended for fresh meat of poultry, ratites and wild and farmed feathered game and importation of meat preparations and meat products consisting of or containing meat of those species.
(6) Certain products derived from poultry slaughtered before 1 August 2005 should also continue to be authorised, taking into account the incubation period of the disease.
(7) Commission Decision 2005/432/EC of 3 June 2005 laying down the animal and public health conditions and model certificates for imports of meat products for human consumption from third countries and repealing Decisions 97/41/EC, 97/221/EC and 97/222/EC(3)lays down the list of third countries from which Member States may authorise the importation of meat products and establishes treatment regimes considered effective in inactivating the respective pathogens. In order to prevent the risk of disease transmission via such products, appropiate treatment must be applied depending on the health status of the country of origin and the species the product is obtained from. It appears therefore appropriate, that imports of poultry meat products originating in Romania and treated to a temperature of at least 70 °C throughout the product should continue to be authorised.
(8) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health,
HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:

Article 1
1. Member States shall suspend the importation from the territory of Romania of:
—
live poultry, ratites, farmed and wild feathered game, live birds other than poultry as defined in Article 1, third indent, of Decision 2000/666/EC, including birds accompanying their owners (pet birds), and hatching eggs of these species,
—
fresh meat of poultry, ratites, farmed and wild feathered game,
—
meat preparations and meat products consisting of or containing meat of those species,
—
raw pet food and unprocessed feed material containing any parts of those species,
—
eggs for human consumption,
—
non-treated game trophies from any birds, and
—
unprocessed feathers and parts of feathers.
2. By way of derogation from paragraph 1, Member States shall authorise the importation of the products covered by paragraph 1 first to fourth indent, which have been obtained from birds slaughtered before 1 August 2005.
3. In the veterinary certificates/commercial documents accompanying consignments of the products referred to in paragraph 2 the following words as appropriate to the species shall be included:
‘Fresh poultry meat/fresh ratite meat/fresh meat of wild feathered game/fresh meat of farmed feathered game/meat product consisting of, or containing meat of poultry, ratites, farmed or wild feathered game meat/meat preparation consisting of, or containing meat of poultry, ratites, farmed or wild feathered game meat/raw pet food and unprocessed feed material containing any parts of poultry, ratites, farmed or wild feathered game(1)obtained from birds slaughtered before 1 August 2005 and in accordance with Article 1(2) of Commission Decision 2005/710/EC.
4. By derogation from paragraph 1, Member States shall authorise the importation of meat products consisting of or containing meat of poultry, ratites, farmed and wild feathered game under the condition that the meat of these species has undergone at least one of the specific treatments referred to under points B, C or D in Part IV of Annex II to Commission Decision 2005/432/EC.

Article 2
Member States shall ensure that for the importation of processed feathers or parts of feathers, a commercial document stating that the processed feathers or parts thereof have been treated with a steam current or by some other method ensuring that no pathogens are transmitted accompany the consignment.
However, that commercial document shall not be required for processed decorative feathers, processed feathers carried by travellers for their private use or consignments of processed feathers sent to private individuals for non-industrial purpose.

Article 3
Member States shall amend the measures they apply to imports so as to bring them into compliance with this Decision and they shall give immediate appropriate publicity to the measures adopted. They shall immediately inform the Commission thereof.

Article 4
This Decision shall apply until 30 April 2006.

Article 5
This Decision is addressed to the Member States.

THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Directive 91/496/EEC of 15 July 1991 laying down the principles governing the organisation of veterinary checks on animals entering the Community from third countries and amending Directives 89/662/EEC, 90/425/EEC and 90/675/EEC(1), and in particular Article 18 thereof,
Having regard to Council Directive 97/78/EC of 18 December 1997 laying down the principles governing the organisation of veterinary checks on products entering the Community from third countries(2), and in particular Article 22 thereof,
(1) Avian influenza is an infectious viral disease in poultry and birds, causing mortality and disturbances which can quickly take epizootic proportions liable to present a serious threat to animal and public health and to reduce sharply the profitability of poultry farming. There is a risk that the disease agent might be introduced via international trade in live poultry and poultry products.
(2) On 12 October 2005 Romania has notified to the Commission the isolation of an H5 avian influenza virus collected from a clinical case. The clinical picture allows the suspicion of highly pathogenic avian influenza pending the determination of the neuraminidase (N) type and of the pathogenicity index.
(3) In view of the animal health risk of disease introduction into the Community, it is therefore appropriate as an immediate measure to suspend imports of live poultry, ratites, farmed and wild feathered game birds, live birds other than poultry and hatching eggs of these species from Romania.
(4) As Romania is authorised for imports of game trophies, eggs for human consumption and untreated feathers, imports into the Community of these products should be suspended as well because of the animal health risk involved.
(5) Furthermore the importation into the Community from Romania should be suspended for fresh meat of poultry, ratites and wild and farmed feathered game and importation of meat preparations and meat products consisting of or containing meat of those species.
(6) Certain products derived from poultry slaughtered before 1 August 2005 should also continue to be authorised, taking into account the incubation period of the disease.
(7) Commission Decision 2005/432/EC of 3 June 2005 laying down the animal and public health conditions and model certificates for imports of meat products for human consumption from third countries and repealing Decisions 97/41/EC, 97/221/EC and 97/222/EC(3)lays down the list of third countries from which Member States may authorise the importation of meat products and establishes treatment regimes considered effective in inactivating the respective pathogens. In order to prevent the risk of disease transmission via such products, appropiate treatment must be applied depending on the health status of the country of origin and the species the product is obtained from. It appears therefore appropriate, that imports of poultry meat products originating in Romania and treated to a temperature of at least 70 °C throughout the product should continue to be authorised.
(8) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health,
HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
1. Member States shall suspend the importation from the territory of Romania of:
—
live poultry, ratites, farmed and wild feathered game, live birds other than poultry as defined in Article 1, third indent, of Decision 2000/666/EC, including birds accompanying their owners (pet birds), and hatching eggs of these species,
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fresh meat of poultry, ratites, farmed and wild feathered game,
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meat preparations and meat products consisting of or containing meat of those species,
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raw pet food and unprocessed feed material containing any parts of those species,
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eggs for human consumption,
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non-treated game trophies from any birds, and
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unprocessed feathers and parts of feathers.
2. By way of derogation from paragraph 1, Member States shall authorise the importation of the products covered by paragraph 1 first to fourth indent, which have been obtained from birds slaughtered before 1 August 2005.
3. In the veterinary certificates/commercial documents accompanying consignments of the products referred to in paragraph 2 the following words as appropriate to the species shall be included:
‘Fresh poultry meat/fresh ratite meat/fresh meat of wild feathered game/fresh meat of farmed feathered game/meat product consisting of, or containing meat of poultry, ratites, farmed or wild feathered game meat/meat preparation consisting of, or containing meat of poultry, ratites, farmed or wild feathered game meat/raw pet food and unprocessed feed material containing any parts of poultry, ratites, farmed or wild feathered game(1)obtained from birds slaughtered before 1 August 2005 and in accordance with Article 1(2) of Commission Decision 2005/710/EC.
4. By derogation from paragraph 1, Member States shall authorise the importation of meat products consisting of or containing meat of poultry, ratites, farmed and wild feathered game under the condition that the meat of these species has undergone at least one of the specific treatments referred to under points B, C or D in Part IV of Annex II to Commission Decision 2005/432/EC.
Member States shall ensure that for the importation of processed feathers or parts of feathers, a commercial document stating that the processed feathers or parts thereof have been treated with a steam current or by some other method ensuring that no pathogens are transmitted accompany the consignment.
However, that commercial document shall not be required for processed decorative feathers, processed feathers carried by travellers for their private use or consignments of processed feathers sent to private individuals for non-industrial purpose.
Member States shall amend the measures they apply to imports so as to bring them into compliance with this Decision and they shall give immediate appropriate publicity to the measures adopted. They shall immediately inform the Commission thereof.
This Decision shall apply until 30 April 2006.
This Decision is addressed to the Member States.

Pending: 32005D0693

January 16, 2026
8.10.2005 EN Official Journal of the European Union L 263/22
(1) Avian influenza is an infectious viral disease in poultry and birds, causing mortality and disturbances which can quickly take epizootic proportions liable to present a serious threat to animal and public health and to reduce sharply the profitability of poultry farming.
(2) Commission Decision 2000/666/EC of 16 October 2000 laying down the animal health requirements and the veterinary certification for the import of birds, other than poultry and the conditions for quarantine(3)provides that Member States are to authorise the import of birds from the third countries listed as members of theOffice International des Epizootics(OIE). Russia is a member of the OIE and accordingly Member States are to accept imports of birds, other than poultry, from Russia under that Decision.
(3) Under Regulation (EC) No 1774/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 3 October 2002 laying down health rules concerning animal by-products not intended for human consumption(4), the importation of unprocessed feathers and parts of feathers originating in Russia is authorised.
(4) Commission Decision 2004/122/EC of 6 February 2004 concerning certain protection measures in relation to avian influenza in several third countries(5)suspends certain imports of poultry and poultry products from affected third countries.
(5) On 24 July 2005 Russia notified the OIE of an outbreak of avian influenza in poultry. Accordingly, Decision 2004/122/EC was amended to take account of those outbreaks by suspending imports of unprocessed feathers and birds other than poultry from that third country into the Community.
(6) Decision 2004/122/EC was repealed and, with regard to the affected third countries, other than Russia, replaced by Commission Decision 2005/692/EC concerning certain protection measures in relation to avian influenza in several third countries(6). It is therefore appropriate to lay down specific rules for the importation of certain birds and poultry products from Russia in a separate act.
(7) Taking into account the potential serious consequences related to the specific avian influenza virus strain (H5N1) involved, which is the same as that confirmed in a number of Asian countries, the importation of certain birds from Russia should be suspended as a precautionary measure. In view of the current disease situation in Russia imports of unprocessed feathers and parts of feathers originating in Russia should also be suspended.
(8) Russia has now provided further information indicating that the outbreak has been contained in the regions (Federal districts) located to the east of the Ural Mountains and can therefore be regionalised for imports of unprocessed feathers. Imports of birds other than poultry should still be suspended from the whole of Russia.
(9) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health,
(a) Veterinary certificates shall be issued by Russia using the model below. They shall contain, in the order appearing in the model, the attestations that are required for any third/non-member country and, where applicable, those additional health requirements required for the exporting third/non-member country or part thereof.
(b) A separate, single certificate must be presented for each consignment of the commodity concerned, exported to the same destination from Russia and transported in the same railway wagon, lorry, aircraft or ship.
(c) The original of the certificate shall consist of a single page printed on both sides or, where more text is required, such that all the pages form a whole and cannot be subdivided.
(d) The certificate shall be drawn up in at least one official language of the EU Member State where the border inspection takes place and in one official language of the EU Member State of destination. However, those Member States may allow another Community language to appear in place of their own, accompanied, if necessary, by an official translation.
(e) Where additional pages are attached to the certificate for the purposes of identifying the items making up the consignment, such additional pages shall also be considered to form part of the original of the certificate, provided the signature and stamp of the certifying official veterinarian appear on each page.
(f) Where the certificate, including any additional pages as provided for in (e), comprises more than one page, each page shall be numbered on the pattern ‘–x(page number) of y(total number of pages)–’ on the bottom and shall bear the code number of the certificate allocated by the competent authority on the top.
(g) The original of the certificate must be completed and signed by an official veterinarian no more than 24 hours prior to the consignment's loading for export to the Community. To that end, the competent authorities of Russia shall ensure that principles of certification equivalent to those laid down in Council Directive 96/93/EC are followed.The colour of the signature shall be different to that of the printing. The same rule shall apply to stamps other than embossed stamps or watermarks.
(h) The original of the certificate must accompany the consignment as far as the EU border inspection post.
(i) The certificate shall be valid for 10 days from the date of issue.
THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Directive 91/496/EEC of 15 July 1991 laying down the principles governing the organisation of veterinary checks on animals entering the Community from third countries and amending Directives 89/662/EEC, 90/425/EEC and 90/675/EEC(1), and in particular Article 18(1) and (6) thereof,
Having regard to Council Directive 97/78/EC of 18 December 1997 laying down the principles governing the organisation of veterinary checks on products entering the Community from third countries(2), and in particular Article 22(1) and (5) thereof,
(1) Avian influenza is an infectious viral disease in poultry and birds, causing mortality and disturbances which can quickly take epizootic proportions liable to present a serious threat to animal and public health and to reduce sharply the profitability of poultry farming.
(2) Commission Decision 2000/666/EC of 16 October 2000 laying down the animal health requirements and the veterinary certification for the import of birds, other than poultry and the conditions for quarantine(3)provides that Member States are to authorise the import of birds from the third countries listed as members of theOffice International des Epizootics(OIE). Russia is a member of the OIE and accordingly Member States are to accept imports of birds, other than poultry, from Russia under that Decision.
(3) Under Regulation (EC) No 1774/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 3 October 2002 laying down health rules concerning animal by-products not intended for human consumption(4), the importation of unprocessed feathers and parts of feathers originating in Russia is authorised.
(4) Commission Decision 2004/122/EC of 6 February 2004 concerning certain protection measures in relation to avian influenza in several third countries(5)suspends certain imports of poultry and poultry products from affected third countries.
(5) On 24 July 2005 Russia notified the OIE of an outbreak of avian influenza in poultry. Accordingly, Decision 2004/122/EC was amended to take account of those outbreaks by suspending imports of unprocessed feathers and birds other than poultry from that third country into the Community.
(6) Decision 2004/122/EC was repealed and, with regard to the affected third countries, other than Russia, replaced by Commission Decision 2005/692/EC concerning certain protection measures in relation to avian influenza in several third countries(6). It is therefore appropriate to lay down specific rules for the importation of certain birds and poultry products from Russia in a separate act.
(7) Taking into account the potential serious consequences related to the specific avian influenza virus strain (H5N1) involved, which is the same as that confirmed in a number of Asian countries, the importation of certain birds from Russia should be suspended as a precautionary measure. In view of the current disease situation in Russia imports of unprocessed feathers and parts of feathers originating in Russia should also be suspended.
(8) Russia has now provided further information indicating that the outbreak has been contained in the regions (Federal districts) located to the east of the Ural Mountains and can therefore be regionalised for imports of unprocessed feathers. Imports of birds other than poultry should still be suspended from the whole of Russia.
(9) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health,
HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:

Article 1
1. Member States shall suspend the importation from Russia of live birds other than poultry as defined in Article 1, third indent, of Decision 2000/666/EC, including birds accompanying their owners (pet birds).
2. Member States shall suspend the importation from Russia of unprocessed feathers and parts of feathers from the regions listed in Annex I.
3. Member States shall authorise the importation of unprocessed feathers and parts of feathers from those regions in Russia not listed in Annex I, provided that they are accompanied by a health certificate in accordance with the model set out in Annex II.
4. Member States shall ensure that, for the importation of processed feathers or parts of feathers from Russia, a commercial document stating that the processed feathers or parts thereof have been treated with a steam current or by some other method ensuring that no pathogens are transmitted accompany the consignment.
However, that commercial documents shall not be required for processed decorative feathers, processed feathers carried by travellers for their private use or consignments of processed feathers sent to private individuals for non-industrial purposes.

Article 2
The Member States shall amend the measures they apply to imports so as to bring them into compliance with this Decision and they shall give immediate appropriate publicity to the measures adopted. They shall immediately inform the Commission thereof.

Article 3
This Decision shall apply from 1 October 2005 to 31 December 2005.

Article 4
This Decision is addressed to the Member States.

THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Directive 91/496/EEC of 15 July 1991 laying down the principles governing the organisation of veterinary checks on animals entering the Community from third countries and amending Directives 89/662/EEC, 90/425/EEC and 90/675/EEC(1), and in particular Article 18(1) and (6) thereof,
Having regard to Council Directive 97/78/EC of 18 December 1997 laying down the principles governing the organisation of veterinary checks on products entering the Community from third countries(2), and in particular Article 22(1) and (5) thereof,
(1) Avian influenza is an infectious viral disease in poultry and birds, causing mortality and disturbances which can quickly take epizootic proportions liable to present a serious threat to animal and public health and to reduce sharply the profitability of poultry farming.
(2) Commission Decision 2000/666/EC of 16 October 2000 laying down the animal health requirements and the veterinary certification for the import of birds, other than poultry and the conditions for quarantine(3)provides that Member States are to authorise the import of birds from the third countries listed as members of theOffice International des Epizootics(OIE). Russia is a member of the OIE and accordingly Member States are to accept imports of birds, other than poultry, from Russia under that Decision.
(3) Under Regulation (EC) No 1774/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 3 October 2002 laying down health rules concerning animal by-products not intended for human consumption(4), the importation of unprocessed feathers and parts of feathers originating in Russia is authorised.
(4) Commission Decision 2004/122/EC of 6 February 2004 concerning certain protection measures in relation to avian influenza in several third countries(5)suspends certain imports of poultry and poultry products from affected third countries.
(5) On 24 July 2005 Russia notified the OIE of an outbreak of avian influenza in poultry. Accordingly, Decision 2004/122/EC was amended to take account of those outbreaks by suspending imports of unprocessed feathers and birds other than poultry from that third country into the Community.
(6) Decision 2004/122/EC was repealed and, with regard to the affected third countries, other than Russia, replaced by Commission Decision 2005/692/EC concerning certain protection measures in relation to avian influenza in several third countries(6). It is therefore appropriate to lay down specific rules for the importation of certain birds and poultry products from Russia in a separate act.
(7) Taking into account the potential serious consequences related to the specific avian influenza virus strain (H5N1) involved, which is the same as that confirmed in a number of Asian countries, the importation of certain birds from Russia should be suspended as a precautionary measure. In view of the current disease situation in Russia imports of unprocessed feathers and parts of feathers originating in Russia should also be suspended.
(8) Russia has now provided further information indicating that the outbreak has been contained in the regions (Federal districts) located to the east of the Ural Mountains and can therefore be regionalised for imports of unprocessed feathers. Imports of birds other than poultry should still be suspended from the whole of Russia.
(9) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health,
HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
1. Member States shall suspend the importation from Russia of live birds other than poultry as defined in Article 1, third indent, of Decision 2000/666/EC, including birds accompanying their owners (pet birds).
2. Member States shall suspend the importation from Russia of unprocessed feathers and parts of feathers from the regions listed in Annex I.
3. Member States shall authorise the importation of unprocessed feathers and parts of feathers from those regions in Russia not listed in Annex I, provided that they are accompanied by a health certificate in accordance with the model set out in Annex II.
4. Member States shall ensure that, for the importation of processed feathers or parts of feathers from Russia, a commercial document stating that the processed feathers or parts thereof have been treated with a steam current or by some other method ensuring that no pathogens are transmitted accompany the consignment.
However, that commercial documents shall not be required for processed decorative feathers, processed feathers carried by travellers for their private use or consignments of processed feathers sent to private individuals for non-industrial purposes.
The Member States shall amend the measures they apply to imports so as to bring them into compliance with this Decision and they shall give immediate appropriate publicity to the measures adopted. They shall immediately inform the Commission thereof.
This Decision shall apply from 1 October 2005 to 31 December 2005.
This Decision is addressed to the Member States.

Federal districts of Russia referred to in Article 1(2) and (3)

ANNEX I1. Far Eastern Federal DistrictIncludes the following Subjects of the Russian Federation: Amur Oblast, Jewish Autonomous Oblast, Kamchatka Oblast, Koryakia Autonomous District, Khabarovsk Krai, Magadan Oblast, Chukotka Autonomous District, Primorsky Krai, Sakha (Yakutia) Republic, Sakhalin Oblast.
2. Siberian Federal DistrictIncludes the following Subjects of the Russian Federation: Altai Republic, Altai Krai, Buryatia Republic, Chita Oblast, Aga Buryatia Autonomous District, Irkutsk Oblast, Ust-Orda Buryatia Autonomous District, Khakassia Republic, Kemerovo Oblast, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Taymyria Autonomous District, Evenkia Autonomous District, Novosibirsk Oblast, Omsk Oblast, Tomsk Oblast, Tuva Republic.
3. Urals Federal DistrictIncludes the following Subjects of the Russian Federation: Kurgan Oblast, Sverdlovsk Oblast, Tyumen Oblast, Khantia-Mansia Autonomous District, Yamalia Autonomous District, Chelyabinsk Oblast.

Model veterinary certificate for unprocessed feathers from Russia

ANNEX IIas referred to in Article 1(3)Notes
(a) | Veterinary certificates shall be issued by Russia using the model below. They shall contain, in the order appearing in the model, the attestations that are required for any third/non-member country and, where applicable, those additional health requirements required for the exporting third/non-member country or part thereof.
(b) | A separate, single certificate must be presented for each consignment of the commodity concerned, exported to the same destination from Russia and transported in the same railway wagon, lorry, aircraft or ship.
(c) | The original of the certificate shall consist of a single page printed on both sides or, where more text is required, such that all the pages form a whole and cannot be subdivided.
(d) | The certificate shall be drawn up in at least one official language of the EU Member State where the border inspection takes place and in one official language of the EU Member State of destination. However, those Member States may allow another Community language to appear in place of their own, accompanied, if necessary, by an official translation.
(e) | Where additional pages are attached to the certificate for the purposes of identifying the items making up the consignment, such additional pages shall also be considered to form part of the original of the certificate, provided the signature and stamp of the certifying official veterinarian appear on each page.
(f) | Where the certificate, including any additional pages as provided for in (e), comprises more than one page, each page shall be numbered on the pattern ‘–x(page number) of y(total number of pages)–’ on the bottom and shall bear the code number of the certificate allocated by the competent authority on the top.
(g) | The original of the certificate must be completed and signed by an official veterinarian no more than 24 hours prior to the consignment’s loading for export to the Community. To that end, the competent authorities of Russia shall ensure that principles of certification equivalent to those laid down in Council Directive 96/93/EC are followed.The colour of the signature shall be different to that of the printing. The same rule shall apply to stamps other than embossed stamps or watermarks.
(h) | The original of the certificate must accompany the consignment as far as the EU border inspection post.
(i) | The certificate shall be valid for 10 days from the date of issue.

COUNTRY Veterinary certificate to EU
I.1. Consignor Name Address Postal code
I.2. Certificate reference number
I.2.a. Local reference number:
I.3. Central Competent Authority
I.4. Local Competent Authority
I.5. Consignee Name Address Postal code
I.6. Person responsible for the consignment in EU *
Name Address Postal code
I.7. Country of origin
ISO code
I.8. Region of origin
Code
I.9. Country of destination
ISO code
I.10. Region of destination
Code
I.11. Place of origin
I.12. Place of destination
* Holding
* Semen centre
Establishment/vessel
* Holding
* Assembly centre
* Quarantine
Name
Approval number
* Semen centre
* Approved body
Address
Establishment/vessel
Custom warehouse
Other
Name
Approval number
Name
Approval number
Address
Address
Name
Approval number
Address
Postal code
I.13. Place of loading
I.14. Date and time of departure
Estimated date and time of arrival *
Address
Approval number
I.15. Means of transport
I.16. Entry BIP in EU *
Aeroplane
Ship
Railway wagon
Name
BIP unit no:
Road vehicle
Other
Identification:
Documentary references:
I.17. No.(s) of CITES *
I.18. Animal species/Product
I.19. Commodity code (CN code)
I.20. Number/Quantity
I.21. Temperature of products
I.22. Number of packages
Ambient
Chilled
Frozen
I.23. Identification of container/Seal number
I.24. Type of packaging
I.25. Animals certified as/products certified for:
* Breeding
* Artificial reproduction
* Pets
* Human consumption
* Fattening
* Quarantine
* Circus/exhibition
* Animal feedingstuff
* Slaughter
* Registered equidae
* Relaying
* Further process
* Approved body
* Game restocking
* Other
* Pharmaceutical use
Technical use
I.26. For transit to 3rd Country vis-à-vis EU
3rd country ISO code
Exit BIP: BIP unit No:
I.27. For import or admission into EU
Definitive import
* Horses Re-entry
* Temporrary admission horses
I.28. Identification of the animals/products
Species (Scientific name)
Approval number of establishments/vessels
Quantity
Net weight
Batch number
* Not to be completed
Part I: Details of dispatched consignment

COUNTRY Unprocessed feathers
II. Health information
II.a. Certificate reference number
II.b. Local reference number 1. Animal health attestation I, the undersigned, official veterinarian, hereby certify that the unprocessed feathers described in this certificate:
(a) are obtained from poultry that have remained in those districts in Russia not mentioned in Annex I to Decision 2005/693/EC for at least six weeks;
(b) come from those districts in Russia not mentioned in Annex I to Decision 2005/693/EC which, at the date of issue of this certificate, were free from avian influenza as defined in Decision 93/342/EEC;
(c) are obtained from poultry that have been examined and showed no clinical signs of or grounds for suspecting avian influenza. 2. Validity
This certificate is valid for 10 days.
Official veterinarian or official inspector
Name (in capital)
Local Veterinary Unit Stamp
Qualification and title Date Signature
Part II: Certification

Pending: 32005D0629

January 16, 2026
31.8.2005 EN Official Journal of the European Union L 225/18
(1) The implementation of Community policy for fisheries and aquaculture requires the assistance of highly qualified scientific personnel, particularly in the application of marine and fisheries biology, fishing technology, fisheries economics or similar disciplines, or in connection with the requirements of research and data collection in the fields of fishing and aquaculture.
(2) This assistance should be provided by a permanent Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries (STECF) set up within the Commission.
(3) In accordance with Article 33 of Regulation (EC) No 2371/2002, the Commission should consult the STECF at regular intervals on matters pertaining to the conservation and management of living aquatic resources, including biological, economic, environmental, social and technical considerations and it should take into account its advice when presenting proposals on fisheries management under that Regulation.
(4) The advice of the STECF on matters relating to fisheries must be based on the principles of excellence, independence, impartiality and transparency.
(5) It is essential that the STECF makes best use of external expertise from within and outside the Community as necessary to answer specific questions.
(6) In view of the number and importance of the changes to be made, Commission Decision 93/619/EC of 19 November 1993 relating to the institution of a Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries(2)should be repealed,
(a) the situation as regards fishery resources relevant to the European Community;
(b) the economic implications of the situation of those fishery resources;
(c) the developments in fishing activities, with reference to biological, ecological, technical and economic factors;
(d) other economic factors affecting fisheries.
(a) the election of the Chairperson and Vice-Chairpersons of the STECF;
(b) procedures for:(i)handling requests for advice,(ii)adopting opinions under normal conditions and, if the urgency of the matter requires, under an accelerated, written procedure by correspondence; (i) handling requests for advice, (ii) adopting opinions under normal conditions and, if the urgency of the matter requires, under an accelerated, written procedure by correspondence;
(i) handling requests for advice,
(ii) adopting opinions under normal conditions and, if the urgency of the matter requires, under an accelerated, written procedure by correspondence;
(i) handling requests for advice,
(ii) adopting opinions under normal conditions and, if the urgency of the matter requires, under an accelerated, written procedure by correspondence;
(c) the establishment and organisation of working groups, the appointment of chair-persons of working groups and the description of their tasks;
(d) the minutes of meetings, including details of opinions diverging from the adopted ones;
(e) the role of external experts;
(f) the appointment of rapporteurs and the description of their tasks;
(g) the format and content of scientific opinions and procedures for ensuring and improving their consistency;
(h) the responsibilities and obligations of STECF members and external experts in relation to their external contacts;
(i) the representation of the STECF in the Advisory Committee on Fisheries and Aquaculture (ACFA);
(j) the participation of STECF members in the Regional Advisory Committees (RACs).
— Attendance at STECF meetings and working groups(EUR per full day)STECF meetingsWorking GroupsChairperson300300Vice Chairperson(1)3000Other attendee250250Should the participation only take place in a morning or in an afternoon, the allowance should be of 50 % of the full day allowance. (EUR per full day) STECF meetings Working Groups Chairperson 300 300 Vice Chairperson(1) 300 0 Other attendee 250 250
(EUR per full day)
STECF meetings Working Groups
Chairperson 300 300
Vice Chairperson(1) 300 0
Other attendee 250 250
(EUR per full day)
STECF meetings Working Groups
Chairperson 300 300
Vice Chairperson(1) 300 0
Other attendee 250 250
— Reports(EUR)STECF opinions at plenary sessions or by correspondence(2)Background reports(3)prior to STECF meetings and working groupsRapporteur300300(4) (EUR) STECF opinions at plenary sessions or by correspondence(2) Background reports(3)prior to STECF meetings and working groups Rapporteur 300 300(4)
(EUR)
STECF opinions at plenary sessions or by correspondence(2) Background reports(3)prior to STECF meetings and working groups
Rapporteur 300 300(4)
(EUR)
STECF opinions at plenary sessions or by correspondence(2) Background reports(3)prior to STECF meetings and working groups
Rapporteur 300 300(4)
THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to the Council Regulation (EC) No 2371/2002 of 20 December 2002 on the conservation and sustainable exploitation of fisheries resources under the common fisheries policy(1), and in particular Article 33(1) thereof,
(1) The implementation of Community policy for fisheries and aquaculture requires the assistance of highly qualified scientific personnel, particularly in the application of marine and fisheries biology, fishing technology, fisheries economics or similar disciplines, or in connection with the requirements of research and data collection in the fields of fishing and aquaculture.
(2) This assistance should be provided by a permanent Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries (STECF) set up within the Commission.
(3) In accordance with Article 33 of Regulation (EC) No 2371/2002, the Commission should consult the STECF at regular intervals on matters pertaining to the conservation and management of living aquatic resources, including biological, economic, environmental, social and technical considerations and it should take into account its advice when presenting proposals on fisheries management under that Regulation.
(4) The advice of the STECF on matters relating to fisheries must be based on the principles of excellence, independence, impartiality and transparency.
(5) It is essential that the STECF makes best use of external expertise from within and outside the Community as necessary to answer specific questions.
(6) In view of the number and importance of the changes to be made, Commission Decision 93/619/EC of 19 November 1993 relating to the institution of a Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries(2)should be repealed,
HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:

Establishment of the Committee
Article 1
A Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries, hereinafter called ‘STECF’, is hereby established.

Role of STECF
Article 2
1. The Commission shall at regular intervals, or whenever it is deemed necessary, request advice in the form of opinions from the STECF on issues referred to in Article 33(1) of Regulation (EC) No 2371/2002. The Commission may require the adoption of such an opinion within a defined period.
2. The STECF may on its own initiative provide opinions to the Commission on issues referred to in Article 33(1) of Regulation (EC) No 2371/2002.
3. The STECF shall draw up an annual report on:
(a)
the situation as regards fishery resources relevant to the European Community;
(b)
the economic implications of the situation of those fishery resources;
(c)
the developments in fishing activities, with reference to biological, ecological, technical and economic factors;
(d)
other economic factors affecting fisheries.

Structure
Article 3
1. The STECF shall consist of not less than 30 members and not more than 35 members.
2. The members of the STECF shall be scientific experts in the fields of marine biology, marine ecology, fisheries science, nature conservation, population dynamics, statistics, fishing gear technology, aquaculture, and the economics of fisheries and aquaculture.

Appointment of the STECF members and constitution of a reserve list
Article 4
1. The Commission shall appoint the members of the STECF from a list of suitable candidates. This list shall be established following the publication of an open call for expressions of interest in theOfficial Journal of the European Unionand on the Commission’s website.
2. The members of the STECF shall be appointed on the basis of their expertise and consistent with a geographical distribution that reflects the diversity of scientific issues and approaches within the Community.
3. A list of members of the STECF shall be published in theOfficial Journal of the European Unionand, together with a brief curriculum vitae of each member, shall be made available on the Commission’s website.
4. Candidates who are found to be suitable to serve in the STECF but not appointed shall be included on a reserve list. The reserve list may be used by the Commission to find suitable candidates to replace members that leave the STECF in accordance with Article 6(3).
5. The reserve list shall be published in theOfficial Journal of the European Unionand shall also be made available on the Commission’s website.

Election of the Chair and Vice-Chairs
Article 5
The STECF shall elect a chairperson and two vice-chairpersons among its members for a period of three years. The chairperson and the vice-chairpersons of the STECF may not be elected for the same position for more than two consecutive periods.

Terms of office
Article 6
1. The term of office of a member of the STECF shall be three years, renewable for further periods of three years.
2. Following the expiry of a three-year period, the chairperson, vice-chairpersons and members of the STECF shall remain in office until their replacement or the renewal of their term of office.
3. If a member does not participate actively in the work of the STECF, shows a conflict of interest or wishes to resign, the Commission may terminate the membership of that member.

External experts
Article 7
The STECF may, with the approval of the Commission, invite experts who are not members of the STECF and who have the relevant scientific knowledge and expertise to contribute to its work.

Working Groups
Article 8
The STECF, with the approval of the Commission, may create specific working groups to carry out clearly defined tasks. The working groups shall consist of external experts and at least two STECF members. They shall report to the STECF within a given time frame.

Reimbursements and allowances
Article 9
1. Members of the STECF and the external experts shall be entitled to an allowance for their participation in meetings of the STECF and working groups as well as for serving as Rapporteur on a specific question, as provided for in the Annex.
2. Travel and subsistence costs for STECF members and for external experts shall be paid by the Commission.

Relation between the STECF and the Commission
Article 10
1. Meetings of the STECF and its working groups shall be approved and convened by the Commission.
2. The Commission may participate in meetings of the STECF and of its working groups.
3. The Commission may invite experts who are not members of STECF to participate in STECF meetings and its working groups.

Rules of procedure
Article 11
1. The STECF shall, with the approval of the Commission, adopt its rules of procedure. The rules of procedure shall ensure that the STECF performs its tasks in compliance with the principles of excellence, independence and transparency, whilst at the same time having due regard to legitimate requests for tax secrecy and commercial confidentiality.
2. The rules of procedure shall in particular cover the following:
(a)
the election of the Chairperson and Vice-Chairpersons of the STECF;
(b)
procedures for:
(i)
handling requests for advice,
(ii)
adopting opinions under normal conditions and, if the urgency of the matter requires, under an accelerated, written procedure by correspondence;
(c)
the establishment and organisation of working groups, the appointment of chair-persons of working groups and the description of their tasks;
(d)
the minutes of meetings, including details of opinions diverging from the adopted ones;
(e)
the role of external experts;
(f)
the appointment of rapporteurs and the description of their tasks;
(g)
the format and content of scientific opinions and procedures for ensuring and improving their consistency;
(h)
the responsibilities and obligations of STECF members and external experts in relation to their external contacts;
(i)
the representation of the STECF in the Advisory Committee on Fisheries and Aquaculture (ACFA);
(j)
the participation of STECF members in the Regional Advisory Committees (RACs).
3. The rules of procedure shall be published on the Commission’s website.

Decisions and opinions
Article 12
1. The STECF shall act by a majority of its members present at the meeting. Decisions and opinions can be adopted only if 70 % of STECF members have cast their votes or abstained.
2. Reasoned minority opinions shall be included in the opinions of the STECF and shall be attributed to the members concerned.
3. Opinions of the STECF shall be published on the Commission’s website without delay subject to the need for commercial confidentiality.

Independence
Article 13
1. The members of the STECF shall be appointed and the external experts shall be invited in their personal capacity. They may not delegate their responsibilities.
2. Members of the STECF and external experts shall act independently of Member States or stakeholders. They shall make a declaration of commitment to act in the public interest and a declaration of interests indicating either the absence or existence of any interest which might be considered prejudicial to their independence. These declarations shall be made in writing and be publicly available. Members of the STECF shall make annual declarations of commitment.
3. Members of the STECF and external experts shall declare at each meeting of the STECF and of working groups any specific interest which might be considered prejudicial to their independence in relation to specific items on the agenda.

Confidentiality
Article 14
1. Members of the STECF and external experts shall not divulge any information acquired as a result of the work either of the STECF or of the working groups other than divulging the opinions of the STECF.
2. If STECF is informed by the Commission that the opinion requested is of a confidential nature, only members of the STECF and Commission representative shall be present at that working group.

Secretariat of the STECF
Article 15
1. The Commission shall provide the secretariat for the STECF and its working groups.
2. The secretariat shall be responsible for providing technical and administrative support and coordination to facilitate the efficient functioning of the STECF and to organize meetings for its working groups.
3. Where necessary, the secretariat shall coordinate activities of STECF and its working groups with those of other Community and international bodies.

Final provisions
Article 16
1. Decision 93/619/EC is hereby repealed.
2. Members of STECF, appointed in accordance with Article 1 of Decision 93/619/EC shall remain in office as members of the Committee established by the present Decision until the new members of STECF are appointed in accordance with Article 3 of the present Decision.
3. The provisions of Article 5 shall applymutatis mutandisfollowing the expiry of the term of office of the members referred to in paragraph 2 of this article.
4. Decision 93/619/EC shall be repealed as from a date of the first meeting of the Committee established by the present Decision.

THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to the Council Regulation (EC) No 2371/2002 of 20 December 2002 on the conservation and sustainable exploitation of fisheries resources under the common fisheries policy(1), and in particular Article 33(1) thereof,
(1) The implementation of Community policy for fisheries and aquaculture requires the assistance of highly qualified scientific personnel, particularly in the application of marine and fisheries biology, fishing technology, fisheries economics or similar disciplines, or in connection with the requirements of research and data collection in the fields of fishing and aquaculture.
(2) This assistance should be provided by a permanent Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries (STECF) set up within the Commission.
(3) In accordance with Article 33 of Regulation (EC) No 2371/2002, the Commission should consult the STECF at regular intervals on matters pertaining to the conservation and management of living aquatic resources, including biological, economic, environmental, social and technical considerations and it should take into account its advice when presenting proposals on fisheries management under that Regulation.
(4) The advice of the STECF on matters relating to fisheries must be based on the principles of excellence, independence, impartiality and transparency.
(5) It is essential that the STECF makes best use of external expertise from within and outside the Community as necessary to answer specific questions.
(6) In view of the number and importance of the changes to be made, Commission Decision 93/619/EC of 19 November 1993 relating to the institution of a Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries(2)should be repealed,
HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:

Establishment of the Committee

A Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries, hereinafter called ‘STECF’, is hereby established.

Role of STECF

1. The Commission shall at regular intervals, or whenever it is deemed necessary, request advice in the form of opinions from the STECF on issues referred to in Article 33(1) of Regulation (EC) No 2371/2002. The Commission may require the adoption of such an opinion within a defined period.
2. The STECF may on its own initiative provide opinions to the Commission on issues referred to in Article 33(1) of Regulation (EC) No 2371/2002.
3. The STECF shall draw up an annual report on:
(a)
the situation as regards fishery resources relevant to the European Community;
(b)
the economic implications of the situation of those fishery resources;
(c)
the developments in fishing activities, with reference to biological, ecological, technical and economic factors;
(d)
other economic factors affecting fisheries.

Structure

1. The STECF shall consist of not less than 30 members and not more than 35 members.
2. The members of the STECF shall be scientific experts in the fields of marine biology, marine ecology, fisheries science, nature conservation, population dynamics, statistics, fishing gear technology, aquaculture, and the economics of fisheries and aquaculture.

Appointment of the STECF members and constitution of a reserve list

1. The Commission shall appoint the members of the STECF from a list of suitable candidates. This list shall be established following the publication of an open call for expressions of interest in theOfficial Journal of the European Unionand on the Commission’s website.
2. The members of the STECF shall be appointed on the basis of their expertise and consistent with a geographical distribution that reflects the diversity of scientific issues and approaches within the Community.
3. A list of members of the STECF shall be published in theOfficial Journal of the European Unionand, together with a brief curriculum vitae of each member, shall be made available on the Commission’s website.
4. Candidates who are found to be suitable to serve in the STECF but not appointed shall be included on a reserve list. The reserve list may be used by the Commission to find suitable candidates to replace members that leave the STECF in accordance with Article 6(3).
5. The reserve list shall be published in theOfficial Journal of the European Unionand shall also be made available on the Commission’s website.

Election of the Chair and Vice-Chairs

The STECF shall elect a chairperson and two vice-chairpersons among its members for a period of three years. The chairperson and the vice-chairpersons of the STECF may not be elected for the same position for more than two consecutive periods.

Terms of office

1. The term of office of a member of the STECF shall be three years, renewable for further periods of three years.
2. Following the expiry of a three-year period, the chairperson, vice-chairpersons and members of the STECF shall remain in office until their replacement or the renewal of their term of office.
3. If a member does not participate actively in the work of the STECF, shows a conflict of interest or wishes to resign, the Commission may terminate the membership of that member.

External experts

The STECF may, with the approval of the Commission, invite experts who are not members of the STECF and who have the relevant scientific knowledge and expertise to contribute to its work.

Working Groups

The STECF, with the approval of the Commission, may create specific working groups to carry out clearly defined tasks. The working groups shall consist of external experts and at least two STECF members. They shall report to the STECF within a given time frame.

Reimbursements and allowances

1. Members of the STECF and the external experts shall be entitled to an allowance for their participation in meetings of the STECF and working groups as well as for serving as Rapporteur on a specific question, as provided for in the Annex.
2. Travel and subsistence costs for STECF members and for external experts shall be paid by the Commission.

Relation between the STECF and the Commission

1. Meetings of the STECF and its working groups shall be approved and convened by the Commission.
2. The Commission may participate in meetings of the STECF and of its working groups.
3. The Commission may invite experts who are not members of STECF to participate in STECF meetings and its working groups.

Rules of procedure

1. The STECF shall, with the approval of the Commission, adopt its rules of procedure. The rules of procedure shall ensure that the STECF performs its tasks in compliance with the principles of excellence, independence and transparency, whilst at the same time having due regard to legitimate requests for tax secrecy and commercial confidentiality.
2. The rules of procedure shall in particular cover the following:
(a)
the election of the Chairperson and Vice-Chairpersons of the STECF;
(b)
procedures for:
(i)
handling requests for advice,
(ii)
adopting opinions under normal conditions and, if the urgency of the matter requires, under an accelerated, written procedure by correspondence;
(c)
the establishment and organisation of working groups, the appointment of chair-persons of working groups and the description of their tasks;
(d)
the minutes of meetings, including details of opinions diverging from the adopted ones;
(e)
the role of external experts;
(f)
the appointment of rapporteurs and the description of their tasks;
(g)
the format and content of scientific opinions and procedures for ensuring and improving their consistency;
(h)
the responsibilities and obligations of STECF members and external experts in relation to their external contacts;
(i)
the representation of the STECF in the Advisory Committee on Fisheries and Aquaculture (ACFA);
(j)
the participation of STECF members in the Regional Advisory Committees (RACs).
3. The rules of procedure shall be published on the Commission’s website.

Decisions and opinions

1. The STECF shall act by a majority of its members present at the meeting. Decisions and opinions can be adopted only if 70 % of STECF members have cast their votes or abstained.
2. Reasoned minority opinions shall be included in the opinions of the STECF and shall be attributed to the members concerned.
3. Opinions of the STECF shall be published on the Commission’s website without delay subject to the need for commercial confidentiality.

Independence

1. The members of the STECF shall be appointed and the external experts shall be invited in their personal capacity. They may not delegate their responsibilities.
2. Members of the STECF and external experts shall act independently of Member States or stakeholders. They shall make a declaration of commitment to act in the public interest and a declaration of interests indicating either the absence or existence of any interest which might be considered prejudicial to their independence. These declarations shall be made in writing and be publicly available. Members of the STECF shall make annual declarations of commitment.
3. Members of the STECF and external experts shall declare at each meeting of the STECF and of working groups any specific interest which might be considered prejudicial to their independence in relation to specific items on the agenda.

Confidentiality

1. Members of the STECF and external experts shall not divulge any information acquired as a result of the work either of the STECF or of the working groups other than divulging the opinions of the STECF.
2. If STECF is informed by the Commission that the opinion requested is of a confidential nature, only members of the STECF and Commission representative shall be present at that working group.

Secretariat of the STECF

1. The Commission shall provide the secretariat for the STECF and its working groups.
2. The secretariat shall be responsible for providing technical and administrative support and coordination to facilitate the efficient functioning of the STECF and to organize meetings for its working groups.
3. Where necessary, the secretariat shall coordinate activities of STECF and its working groups with those of other Community and international bodies.

Final provisions

1. Decision 93/619/EC is hereby repealed.
2. Members of STECF, appointed in accordance with Article 1 of Decision 93/619/EC shall remain in office as members of the Committee established by the present Decision until the new members of STECF are appointed in accordance with Article 3 of the present Decision.
3. The provisions of Article 5 shall applymutatis mutandisfollowing the expiry of the term of office of the members referred to in paragraph 2 of this article.
4. Decision 93/619/EC shall be repealed as from a date of the first meeting of the Committee established by the present Decision.

ALLOWANCES

ANNEXSTECF members and external experts shall be entitled to allowances further to their participation in the activities of the STECF as follows:

— | Attendance at STECF meetings and working groups(EUR per full day)STECF meetingsWorking GroupsChairperson300300Vice Chairperson(1)3000Other attendee250250Should the participation only take place in a morning or in an afternoon, the allowance should be of 50 % of the full day allowance. | (EUR per full day) | | STECF meetings | Working Groups | Chairperson | 300 | 300 | Vice Chairperson(1) | 300 | 0 | Other attendee | 250 | 250
(EUR per full day)
| STECF meetings | Working Groups
Chairperson | 300 | 300
Vice Chairperson(1) | 300 | 0
Other attendee | 250 | 250
— | Reports(EUR)STECF opinions at plenary sessions or by correspondence(2)Background reports(3)prior to STECF meetings and working groupsRapporteur300300(4) | (EUR) | | STECF opinions at plenary sessions or by correspondence(2) | Background reports(3)prior to STECF meetings and working groups | Rapporteur | 300 | 300(4)
(EUR)
| STECF opinions at plenary sessions or by correspondence(2) | Background reports(3)prior to STECF meetings and working groups
Rapporteur | 300 | 300(4)
(1) Only foreseen at STECF meeting
(2) Allowance to be paid for the completion of the opinion.
(3) Summaries, inquiries and background information.
(4) With a maximum of 15 days, the allowance should be paid based on the timeframe decided by the Commission as specified in its prior written agreement. However the Commission may decide to extend the number of days if deemed necessary.

Pending: 32005D0622

January 16, 2026
27.8.2005 EN Official Journal of the European Union L 223/42
(1) On 28 May 2004, the Commission announced by a notice (notice of initiation), published in theOfficial Journal of the European Union(2), the initiation of an anti-dumping proceeding concerning imports into the Community of grain oriented flat-rolled products of silicon-electrical steel originating in the United States of America (USA) and Russia, and the initiation of an interim review of the anti-dumping duty on imports of certain grain oriented electrical sheets with a width of more than 500 mm originating in Russia.
(2) Given the need to further examine certain aspects of the investigation and also because of the interrelation with the abovementioned interim review, it was decided to continue the investigation without the imposition of provisional measures.
(3) The Commission therefore subsequently continued the investigation of dumping, injury and Community interest, and the definitive findings and conclusions of this investigation are set out in Council Regulation (EC) No 1371/2005(3)imposing definitive anti-dumping duties on imports of grain oriented flat-rolled products of silicon-electrical steel originating in the United States of America and Russia (the definitive Regulation).
(4) The investigation confirmed the provisional findings of injurious dumping relating to imports of the product concerned originating in Russia and the USA.
(5) Subsequent to the disclosure of the definitive findings, one cooperating exporting producer in Russia (Novolipetsk Iron & Steel Corporation) and one in the USA (AK Steel Corporation) offered a price undertaking in accordance with Article 8(1) of the basic Regulation. In this undertaking, the exporting producers in question has offered to sell the product concerned at or above price levels that eliminate the injurious effect of dumping.
(6) The companies will also provide the Commission with regular and detailed information concerning its exports to the Community, meaning that the undertaking can be monitored effectively by the Commission. Furthermore, the sales structure of the companies is such that the Commission considers that the risk of circumvention of the undertaking is limited.
(7) In view of this, it is considered that the undertaking is acceptable.
(8) In order to enable the Commission to monitor effectively the company's compliance with the undertaking, when the request for release for free circulation pursuant to the undertaking is presented to the relevant customs authority, exemption from the duty will be conditional on presentation of a commercial invoice containing at least the items of information listed in the Annex to Regulation (EC) No 1371/2005. This level of information is also necessary to enable customs authorities to ascertain with sufficient precision that the shipment corresponds to the commercial documents. Where no such invoice is presented, or when it does not correspond to the product presented to customs, the appropriate amount of anti-dumping duty will instead be payable.
(9) In the event of a breach or withdrawal of the undertaking, or a suspected breach, an anti-dumping duty may be imposed pursuant to Article 8(9) and (10) of the basic Regulation,
Country Company TARIC additional code
Russia Produced and sold by Novolipetsk Iron & Steel Corporation (NLMK), 2, Metallurgov Square, Lipetsk,or,Produced by Novolipetsk Iron & Steel Corporation (NLMK), 2, Metallurgov Square, Lipetsk, and sold by Stinol AG, Lugano, Switzerland, to the first independent customer in the Community acting as an importer A674
USA Produced by AK Steel Corporation, 703, Curtis Street, Middletown, Ohio,or,Produced by AK Steel Corporation, 703, Curtis Street, Middletown, Ohio, and sold by AK Steel BV, Oosterhout, The Netherlands, to the first independent customer in the Community acting as an importer. A673
THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Regulation (EC) No 384/96 of 22 December 1995 on protection against dumped imports from countries not members of the European Community(1)(the basic Regulation), and in particular Articles 8 and 9 thereof,
After consulting the Advisory Committee,
HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:

Article 1
The undertaking offered by the producers mentioned in the accompanying table, in connection with the present anti-dumping proceeding concerning imports of grain oriented flat-rolled products of silicon-electrical steel originating in the United States of America and Russia is hereby accepted.

Article 2
This Decision shall enter into force on the day following its publication in theOfficial Journal of the European Union.

THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Regulation (EC) No 384/96 of 22 December 1995 on protection against dumped imports from countries not members of the European Community(1)(the basic Regulation), and in particular Articles 8 and 9 thereof,
After consulting the Advisory Committee,
HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:
The undertaking offered by the producers mentioned in the accompanying table, in connection with the present anti-dumping proceeding concerning imports of grain oriented flat-rolled products of silicon-electrical steel originating in the United States of America and Russia is hereby accepted.
This Decision shall enter into force on the day following its publication in theOfficial Journal of the European Union.

Pending: 32005D0513

January 16, 2026
19.7.2005 EN Official Journal of the European Union L 187/22
(1) Commission recommendation 2003/203/EC of 20 March 2003 on the harmonisation of the provision of public R-LAN access to public electronic communications networks and services in the Community(2)recommended Member States to allow the provision of public R-LAN access to public electronic communications networks and services in the available 5 GHz band.
(2) It also considered that further harmonisation in particular of the 5 GHz band would be necessary in the framework of Decision No 676/2002/EC to ensure that the band be available for R-LAN in all Member States and to alleviate the growing overloading of the 2,4 GHz band designated for R-LAN by Decision (01)07 of the European Radiocommunications Committee(3).
(3) The relevant parts of the 5 GHz band have been allocated to the mobile service, except aeronautical mobile service, on a primary basis, in all three Regions of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) by the World Radiocommunication Conference 2003 (WRC-03), taking into account the need to protect other primary services in these frequency bands.
(4) WRC-03 adopted ITU-R Resolution 229 on the ‘Use of the bands 5 150-5 250, 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz by the mobile service for the implementation of wireless access systems including radio local area networks’ which was an incentive for further European harmonisation to allow R-LAN systems to rapidly access the European Union.
(5) With a view to such harmonisation, a mandate(4)was issued on 23 December 2003 by the Commission to the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT), pursuant to Article 4(2) of Decision No 676/2002/EC, to harmonise radio spectrum in the 5 GHz band for use by RLANs.
(6) As a result of that mandate, the CEPT, through its Electronic Communications Committee, has defined in its report(5)of 12 November 2004 and in its Decision ECC/DEC(04)08 of 12 November 2004 specific technical and operational conditions for the use of specific frequencies in the 5 GHz band, which are acceptable to the Commission and the Radio Spectrum Committee and should be made applicable in the Community in order to ensure the development of WAS/RLANs on a harmonised basis in the Community.
(7) WAS/RLAN equipment must fulfil the requirements of Directive 1999/5/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 March 1999 on radio equipment and telecommunications terminal equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity(6). Article 3.2 of this Directive obliges manufacturers to ensure that equipment does not cause harmful interference to other users of the spectrum.
(8) In several Member States, there is an essential need for the operation of military and meteorological radars in the bands between 5 250 and 5 850 MHz which requires specific protection against harmful interference by WAS/RLAN.
(9) There also is a need to specify appropriate equivalent isotropic radiated power limits and operational restrictions, such as indoor use restrictions, for WAS/RLANs in particular in the frequency band 5 150-5 350 MHz in order to protect systems in the Earth exploration-satellite service (active), space research service (active) and mobile-satellite service feeder links.
(10) As specified in the CEPT report sharing between the radars in the radiodetermination service and WAS/RLANs in the frequency bands 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz is only feasible with the application of power limits and mitigation techniques that ensure that WAS/RLANs do not interfere with radar applications/systems. Transmitter Power Control (TPC) and Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) have therefore been included in the harmonised standard EN 301 893(7)developed by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) to provide presumption of conformity for WAS/RLAN equipment with Directive 1999/5/EC. Transmitter power control (TPC) in WAS/RLANs in the bands 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz would facilitate sharing with satellite services by significantly reducing the aggregate interference. DFS, which complies with the detection, operational and response requirements set out in Annex I to Recommendation ITU-RM. 1652(8)avoids that WAS/RLANs use frequencies that are in use by radars. The effectiveness of the mitigation techniques in EN 301 893 to protect fixed frequency radars will be monitored. It is subject to review so as to take account of new developments, based on the study by Member States of suitable test methods and procedures for mitigation techniques.
(11) It is recognised at Community and ITU level that there is a need for further studies and the possibility of development of alternative technical/operational conditions for WAS/RLANs, whilst still providing appropriate protection of other primary services in particular radiolocation. Furthermore, it is appropriate for national administrations to perform measurement campaigns and testing to facilitate coexistence between various services. Such studies and development will be taken into account in the future review of this Decision.
(12) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Radio Spectrum Committee,
(a) ‘wireless access systems including radio local area networks (WAS/RLANs)’ shall mean broadband radio systems that allow wireless access for public and private applications disregarding the underlying network topology.
(b) ‘indoor use’ shall mean use inside a building, including places assimilated thereto such as an aircraft, in which the shielding will typically provide the necessary attenuation to facilitate sharing with other services.
(c) ‘mean equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.)’ shall mean e.i.r.p. during the transmission burst which corresponds to the highest power, if power control is implemented.
(a) to 0,25 mW/25 kHz in any 25 kHz band, in the band 5 150-5 250 MHz and
(b) to 10 mW/MHz in any 1 MHz band, in the band 5 250-5 350 MHz.
THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Decision No 676/2002/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 March 2002 on a regulatory framework for radio spectrum policy in the European Community (radio spectrum Decision)(1), and in particular Article 4(3) thereof,
(1) Commission recommendation 2003/203/EC of 20 March 2003 on the harmonisation of the provision of public R-LAN access to public electronic communications networks and services in the Community(2)recommended Member States to allow the provision of public R-LAN access to public electronic communications networks and services in the available 5 GHz band.
(2) It also considered that further harmonisation in particular of the 5 GHz band would be necessary in the framework of Decision No 676/2002/EC to ensure that the band be available for R-LAN in all Member States and to alleviate the growing overloading of the 2,4 GHz band designated for R-LAN by Decision (01)07 of the European Radiocommunications Committee(3).
(3) The relevant parts of the 5 GHz band have been allocated to the mobile service, except aeronautical mobile service, on a primary basis, in all three Regions of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) by the World Radiocommunication Conference 2003 (WRC-03), taking into account the need to protect other primary services in these frequency bands.
(4) WRC-03 adopted ITU-R Resolution 229 on the ‘Use of the bands 5 150-5 250, 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz by the mobile service for the implementation of wireless access systems including radio local area networks’ which was an incentive for further European harmonisation to allow R-LAN systems to rapidly access the European Union.
(5) With a view to such harmonisation, a mandate(4)was issued on 23 December 2003 by the Commission to the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT), pursuant to Article 4(2) of Decision No 676/2002/EC, to harmonise radio spectrum in the 5 GHz band for use by RLANs.
(6) As a result of that mandate, the CEPT, through its Electronic Communications Committee, has defined in its report(5)of 12 November 2004 and in its Decision ECC/DEC(04)08 of 12 November 2004 specific technical and operational conditions for the use of specific frequencies in the 5 GHz band, which are acceptable to the Commission and the Radio Spectrum Committee and should be made applicable in the Community in order to ensure the development of WAS/RLANs on a harmonised basis in the Community.
(7) WAS/RLAN equipment must fulfil the requirements of Directive 1999/5/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 March 1999 on radio equipment and telecommunications terminal equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity(6). Article 3.2 of this Directive obliges manufacturers to ensure that equipment does not cause harmful interference to other users of the spectrum.
(8) In several Member States, there is an essential need for the operation of military and meteorological radars in the bands between 5 250 and 5 850 MHz which requires specific protection against harmful interference by WAS/RLAN.
(9) There also is a need to specify appropriate equivalent isotropic radiated power limits and operational restrictions, such as indoor use restrictions, for WAS/RLANs in particular in the frequency band 5 150-5 350 MHz in order to protect systems in the Earth exploration-satellite service (active), space research service (active) and mobile-satellite service feeder links.
(10) As specified in the CEPT report sharing between the radars in the radiodetermination service and WAS/RLANs in the frequency bands 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz is only feasible with the application of power limits and mitigation techniques that ensure that WAS/RLANs do not interfere with radar applications/systems. Transmitter Power Control (TPC) and Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) have therefore been included in the harmonised standard EN 301 893(7)developed by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) to provide presumption of conformity for WAS/RLAN equipment with Directive 1999/5/EC. Transmitter power control (TPC) in WAS/RLANs in the bands 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz would facilitate sharing with satellite services by significantly reducing the aggregate interference. DFS, which complies with the detection, operational and response requirements set out in Annex I to Recommendation ITU-RM. 1652(8)avoids that WAS/RLANs use frequencies that are in use by radars. The effectiveness of the mitigation techniques in EN 301 893 to protect fixed frequency radars will be monitored. It is subject to review so as to take account of new developments, based on the study by Member States of suitable test methods and procedures for mitigation techniques.
(11) It is recognised at Community and ITU level that there is a need for further studies and the possibility of development of alternative technical/operational conditions for WAS/RLANs, whilst still providing appropriate protection of other primary services in particular radiolocation. Furthermore, it is appropriate for national administrations to perform measurement campaigns and testing to facilitate coexistence between various services. Such studies and development will be taken into account in the future review of this Decision.
(12) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Radio Spectrum Committee,
HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:

Article 1
The purpose of this Decision is to harmonise the conditions for the availability and efficient use of the frequency bands 5 150-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz for wireless access systems including radio local area networks (WAS/RLANs).

Article 2
For the purposes of this Decision the following definitions shall apply:
(a)
‘wireless access systems including radio local area networks (WAS/RLANs)’ shall mean broadband radio systems that allow wireless access for public and private applications disregarding the underlying network topology.
(b)
‘indoor use’ shall mean use inside a building, including places assimilated thereto such as an aircraft, in which the shielding will typically provide the necessary attenuation to facilitate sharing with other services.
(c)
‘mean equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.)’ shall mean e.i.r.p. during the transmission burst which corresponds to the highest power, if power control is implemented.

Article 3
Member States shall designate by 31 October 2005 at the latest the frequency bands 5 150-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz and take all appropriate means relating thereto for the implementation of WAS/RLANs, subject to the specific conditions laid down in Article 4.

Article 4
1. In the frequency band 5 150-5 350 MHz, WAS/RLANs shall be restricted to indoor use with a maximum mean e.i.r.p. of 200 mW.
Furthermore, the maximum mean e.i.r.p. density shall be limited:
(a)
to 0,25 mW/25 kHz in any 25 kHz band, in the band 5 150-5 250 MHz and
(b)
to 10 mW/MHz in any 1 MHz band, in the band 5 250-5 350 MHz.
2. In the frequency band 5 470-5 725 MHz, the indoor and outdoor use of WAS/RLANs shall be restricted to a maximum mean e.i.r.p. of 1 W and a maximum mean e.i.r.p. density of 50 mW/MHz in any 1 MHz band.
3. WAS/RLANs operating in the bands 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz shall employ transmitter power control, which provides, on average, a mitigation factor of at least 3 dB on the maximum permitted output power of the systems.
If transmitter power control is not in use, the maximum permitted mean e.i.r.p. and the corresponding mean e.i.r.p. density limits for the 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz bands shall be reduced by 3 dB.
4. WAS/RLANs operating in the bands 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz shall use mitigation techniques that give at least the same protection as the detection, operational and response requirements described in EN 301 893 to ensure compatible operation with radiodetermination systems. Such mitigation techniques shall equalise the probability of selecting a specific channel for all available channels so as to ensure, on average, a near-uniform spread of spectrum loading.
5. Member States shall keep mitigation techniques under regular review and report to the Commission thereupon.

Article 5
This Decision is addressed to the Member States.

THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Decision No 676/2002/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 March 2002 on a regulatory framework for radio spectrum policy in the European Community (radio spectrum Decision)(1), and in particular Article 4(3) thereof,
(1) Commission recommendation 2003/203/EC of 20 March 2003 on the harmonisation of the provision of public R-LAN access to public electronic communications networks and services in the Community(2)recommended Member States to allow the provision of public R-LAN access to public electronic communications networks and services in the available 5 GHz band.
(2) It also considered that further harmonisation in particular of the 5 GHz band would be necessary in the framework of Decision No 676/2002/EC to ensure that the band be available for R-LAN in all Member States and to alleviate the growing overloading of the 2,4 GHz band designated for R-LAN by Decision (01)07 of the European Radiocommunications Committee(3).
(3) The relevant parts of the 5 GHz band have been allocated to the mobile service, except aeronautical mobile service, on a primary basis, in all three Regions of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) by the World Radiocommunication Conference 2003 (WRC-03), taking into account the need to protect other primary services in these frequency bands.
(4) WRC-03 adopted ITU-R Resolution 229 on the ‘Use of the bands 5 150-5 250, 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz by the mobile service for the implementation of wireless access systems including radio local area networks’ which was an incentive for further European harmonisation to allow R-LAN systems to rapidly access the European Union.
(5) With a view to such harmonisation, a mandate(4)was issued on 23 December 2003 by the Commission to the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT), pursuant to Article 4(2) of Decision No 676/2002/EC, to harmonise radio spectrum in the 5 GHz band for use by RLANs.
(6) As a result of that mandate, the CEPT, through its Electronic Communications Committee, has defined in its report(5)of 12 November 2004 and in its Decision ECC/DEC(04)08 of 12 November 2004 specific technical and operational conditions for the use of specific frequencies in the 5 GHz band, which are acceptable to the Commission and the Radio Spectrum Committee and should be made applicable in the Community in order to ensure the development of WAS/RLANs on a harmonised basis in the Community.
(7) WAS/RLAN equipment must fulfil the requirements of Directive 1999/5/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 March 1999 on radio equipment and telecommunications terminal equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity(6). Article 3.2 of this Directive obliges manufacturers to ensure that equipment does not cause harmful interference to other users of the spectrum.
(8) In several Member States, there is an essential need for the operation of military and meteorological radars in the bands between 5 250 and 5 850 MHz which requires specific protection against harmful interference by WAS/RLAN.
(9) There also is a need to specify appropriate equivalent isotropic radiated power limits and operational restrictions, such as indoor use restrictions, for WAS/RLANs in particular in the frequency band 5 150-5 350 MHz in order to protect systems in the Earth exploration-satellite service (active), space research service (active) and mobile-satellite service feeder links.
(10) As specified in the CEPT report sharing between the radars in the radiodetermination service and WAS/RLANs in the frequency bands 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz is only feasible with the application of power limits and mitigation techniques that ensure that WAS/RLANs do not interfere with radar applications/systems. Transmitter Power Control (TPC) and Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) have therefore been included in the harmonised standard EN 301 893(7)developed by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) to provide presumption of conformity for WAS/RLAN equipment with Directive 1999/5/EC. Transmitter power control (TPC) in WAS/RLANs in the bands 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz would facilitate sharing with satellite services by significantly reducing the aggregate interference. DFS, which complies with the detection, operational and response requirements set out in Annex I to Recommendation ITU-RM. 1652(8)avoids that WAS/RLANs use frequencies that are in use by radars. The effectiveness of the mitigation techniques in EN 301 893 to protect fixed frequency radars will be monitored. It is subject to review so as to take account of new developments, based on the study by Member States of suitable test methods and procedures for mitigation techniques.
(11) It is recognised at Community and ITU level that there is a need for further studies and the possibility of development of alternative technical/operational conditions for WAS/RLANs, whilst still providing appropriate protection of other primary services in particular radiolocation. Furthermore, it is appropriate for national administrations to perform measurement campaigns and testing to facilitate coexistence between various services. Such studies and development will be taken into account in the future review of this Decision.
(12) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Radio Spectrum Committee,
HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
The purpose of this Decision is to harmonise the conditions for the availability and efficient use of the frequency bands 5 150-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz for wireless access systems including radio local area networks (WAS/RLANs).
For the purposes of this Decision the following definitions shall apply:
(a)
‘wireless access systems including radio local area networks (WAS/RLANs)’ shall mean broadband radio systems that allow wireless access for public and private applications disregarding the underlying network topology.
(b)
‘indoor use’ shall mean use inside a building, including places assimilated thereto such as an aircraft, in which the shielding will typically provide the necessary attenuation to facilitate sharing with other services.
(c)
‘mean equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.)’ shall mean e.i.r.p. during the transmission burst which corresponds to the highest power, if power control is implemented.
Member States shall designate by 31 October 2005 at the latest the frequency bands 5 150-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz and take all appropriate means relating thereto for the implementation of WAS/RLANs, subject to the specific conditions laid down in Article 4.
1. In the frequency band 5 150-5 350 MHz, WAS/RLANs shall be restricted to indoor use with a maximum mean e.i.r.p. of 200 mW.
Furthermore, the maximum mean e.i.r.p. density shall be limited:
(a)
to 0,25 mW/25 kHz in any 25 kHz band, in the band 5 150-5 250 MHz and
(b)
to 10 mW/MHz in any 1 MHz band, in the band 5 250-5 350 MHz.
2. In the frequency band 5 470-5 725 MHz, the indoor and outdoor use of WAS/RLANs shall be restricted to a maximum mean e.i.r.p. of 1 W and a maximum mean e.i.r.p. density of 50 mW/MHz in any 1 MHz band.
3. WAS/RLANs operating in the bands 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz shall employ transmitter power control, which provides, on average, a mitigation factor of at least 3 dB on the maximum permitted output power of the systems.
If transmitter power control is not in use, the maximum permitted mean e.i.r.p. and the corresponding mean e.i.r.p. density limits for the 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz bands shall be reduced by 3 dB.
4. WAS/RLANs operating in the bands 5 250-5 350 MHz and 5 470-5 725 MHz shall use mitigation techniques that give at least the same protection as the detection, operational and response requirements described in EN 301 893 to ensure compatible operation with radiodetermination systems. Such mitigation techniques shall equalise the probability of selecting a specific channel for all available channels so as to ensure, on average, a near-uniform spread of spectrum loading.
5. Member States shall keep mitigation techniques under regular review and report to the Commission thereupon.
This Decision is addressed to the Member States.

Pending: 32005D0387

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(1) The particular dangers inherent in the development of psychoactive substances require rapid action by the Member States.
(2) When new psychoactive substances are not brought within the scope of criminal law in all Member States, problems may arise in cooperation between the judicial authorities and law enforcement agencies of Member States owing to the fact that the offence or offences in question are not punishable under the laws of both the requesting and the requested State.
(3) The European Union Action Plan on Drugs 2000-2004 provided for the Commission to organise an appropriate assessment of the Joint Action of 16 June 1997 concerning the information exchange, risk assessment and the control of new synthetic drugs(2)(herineafter ‘the Joint Action’) taking into account the external evaluation commissioned by the European Monitoring Centre on Drugs and Drug Addiction (hereinafter ‘the EMCDDA’) of the early warning system. The assessment showed that the Joint Action had fulfilled its expectations. Nevertheless, the outcome of the assessment made it clear that the Joint Action was in need of reinforcement and reorientation. In particular, its main objective, the clarity of its procedures and definitions, the transparency of its operation, and the relevance of its scope had to be redefined. The Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament and the Council on the mid-term evaluation of the EU Action Plan on Drugs (2000-2004) indicated that changes to the legislation would be introduced in order to enhance action against synthetic drugs. The mechanism as established by the Joint Action should therefore be adapted.
(4) New psychoactive substances can be harmful to health.
(5) The new psychoactive substances covered by this Decision may include medicinal products as defined in Directive 2001/82/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 November 2001 on the Community Code relating to veterinary medicinal products(3)and in Directive 2001/83/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 November 2001 on the Community Code relating to medicinal products for human use(4).
(6) The information exchange under the early warning system, established under the Joint Action, has proved to be a valuable asset to the Member States.
(7) Nothing in this Decision should prevent Member States from exchanging information, within the European Information Network on Drugs and Drug Addiction (hereinafter ‘the Reitox network’), on emerging trends in new uses of existing psychoactive substances which may pose a potential risk to public health, as well as information on possible public health related measures, in accordance with the mandate and procedures of the EMCDDA.
(8) No deterioration of either human or veterinary health care as a result of this Decision will be permitted. Substances of established and acknowledged medical value are therefore excluded from control measures based on this Decision. Suitable regulatory and public health related measures should be taken for substances of established and acknowledged medical value that are being misused.
(9) In addition to what is provided for under the pharmacovigilance systems as defined in Directive 2001/82/EC and in Directive 2001/83/EC, the exchange of information on abused or misused psychoactive substances needs to be reinforced and appropriate cooperation with the European Medicines Agency (hereinafter ‘EMEA’) ensured. The United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs (hereinafter ‘CND’) Resolution 46/7 ‘Measures to promote the exchange of information on new patterns of drug use and on psychoactive substances consumed’, provides a useful framework for action by the Member States.
(10) The introduction of deadlines into every phase of the procedure established by this Decision should guarantee that the instrument can react swiftly and enhances its ability to provide a quick-response mechanism.
(11) The Scientific Committee of the EMCDDA has a central role in the assessment of the risks associated with a new psychoactive substance, it will for the purpose of this Decision be extended to include experts from the Commission, Europol and the EMEA, and experts from scientific fields not represented, or not sufficiently represented, in the Scientific Committee of the EMCDDA.
(12) The extended Scientific Committee that assesses the risks associated with new psychoactive substances should remain a concise technical body of experts, capable of assessing effectively all risks associated with a new psychoactive substance. Therefore the extended Scientific Committee should be kept to a manageable size.
(13) Since the objectives of the proposed action, namely to bring about an exchange of information, a risk-assessment by a scientific committee and an EU-level procedure for bringing notified substances under control, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States and can therefore, by reason of the effects of the envisaged action, be better achieved at European Union level, the Union may adopt measures, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty. In accordance with the principle of proportionality as set out in that Article, this Decision does not go what is beyond what is necessary in order to achieve those objectives
(14) In conformity with Article 34(2)(c) of the Treaty, measures based upon this Decision can be taken by qualified majority as these measures are necessary to implement this Decision.
(15) This Decision respects fundamental rights and observes the principles recognised by Article 6 of the Treaty and reflected in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union,
(a) the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, that may pose a comparable threat to public health as the substances listed in Schedule I or II or IV thereof, and
(b) the 1971 United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances, that may pose a comparable threat to public health as the substances listed in Schedule I or II or III or IV thereof.
(a) ‘new psychoactive substance’ means a new narcotic drug or a new psychotropic drug in pure form or in a preparation;
(b) ‘new narcotic drug’ means a substance in pure form or in a preparation, that has not been scheduled under the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, and that may pose a threat to public health comparable to the substances listed in Schedule I, II or IV;
(c) ‘new psychotropic drug’ means a substance in pure form or in a preparation that has not been scheduled under the 1971 United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances, and that may pose a threat to public health comparable to the substances listed in Schedule I, II, III or IV;
(d) ‘marketing authorisation’ means a permission to place a medicinal product on the market, granted by the competent authority of a Member State, as required by Title III of Directive 2001/83/EC (in the case of medicinal products for human use) or Title III of Directive 2001/82/EC (in the case of veterinary medicinal products) or a marketing authorisation granted by the European Commission under Article 3 of Regulation (EC) No 726/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 31 March 2004 laying down Community procedures for the authorisation and supervision of medicinal products for human and veterinary use and establishing a European Medicines Agency(7);
(e) ‘United Nations system’ means the World Health Organisation (WHO), the Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) and/or the Economic and Social Committee acting in accordance with their respective responsibilities as described in Article 3 of the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs or in Article 2 of the 1971 United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances;
(f) ‘preparation’ means a mixture containing a new psychoactive substance;
(g) ‘Reporting Form’ means a structured form for notification of a new psychoactive substance and/or of a preparation containing a new psychoactive substance agreed between the EMCDDA/Europol and their respective networks in the Member States’ Reitox and the Europol National Units.
(a) a chemical and physical description, including the name under which the new psychoactive substance is known, including, if available, the scientific name (International Non-proprietary Name);
(b) information on the frequency, circumstances and/or quantities in which a new psychoactive substance is encountered, and information on the means and methods of manufacture of the new psychoactive substance;
(c) information on the involvement of organised crime in the manufacture or trafficking of the new psychoactive substance;
(d) a first indication of the risks associated with the new psychoactive substance, including the health and social risks, and the characteristics of users;
(e) information on whether or not the new substance is currently under assessment, or has been under assessment, by the UN system;
(f) the date of notification on the Reporting Form of the new psychoactive substance to the EMCDDA or to Europol;
(g) information on whether or not the new psychoactive substance is already subject to control measures at national level in a Member State;
(h) as far as possible, information will be made available on:(i)the chemical precursors that are known to have been used for the manufacture of the substance,(ii)the mode and scope of the established or expected use of the new substance,(iii)any other use of the new psychoactive substance and the extent of such use, the risks associated with this use of the new psychoactive substance, including the health and social risks. (i) the chemical precursors that are known to have been used for the manufacture of the substance, (ii) the mode and scope of the established or expected use of the new substance, (iii) any other use of the new psychoactive substance and the extent of such use, the risks associated with this use of the new psychoactive substance, including the health and social risks.
(i) the chemical precursors that are known to have been used for the manufacture of the substance,
(ii) the mode and scope of the established or expected use of the new substance,
(iii) any other use of the new psychoactive substance and the extent of such use, the risks associated with this use of the new psychoactive substance, including the health and social risks.
(i) the chemical precursors that are known to have been used for the manufacture of the substance,
(ii) the mode and scope of the established or expected use of the new substance,
(iii) any other use of the new psychoactive substance and the extent of such use, the risks associated with this use of the new psychoactive substance, including the health and social risks.
(a) the new psychoactive substance has obtained a marketing authorisation;
(b) the new psychoactive substance is the subject of an application for a marketing authorisation;
(c) a marketing authorisation that had been granted in respect of the new psychoactive substance has been suspended.
(a) the physical and chemical description of the new psychoactive substance and its mechanisms of action, including its medical value;
(b) the health risks associated with the new psychoactive substance;
(c) the social risks associated with the new psychoactive substance;
(d) information on the level of involvement of organised crime and information on seizures and/or detections by the authorities, and the manufacture of the new psychoactive substance;
(e) information on any assessment of the new psychoactive substance in the United Nations system;
(f) where appropriate, a description of the control measures that are applicable to the new psychoactive substance in the Member States;
(g) options for control and the possible consequences of the control measures, and
(h) the chemical precursors that are used for the manufacture of the substance.
(a) the new psychoactive substance is used to manufacture a medicinal product which has been granted a marketing authorisation; or,
(b) the new psychoactive substance is used to manufacture a medicinal product for which an application has been made for a marketing authorisation or,
(c) the new psychoactive substance is used to manufacture a medicinal product for which a marketing authorisation has been suspended by a competent authority.Where the new psychoactive substance falls into one of the categories listed under the first subparagraph, the Commission, on the basis of data collected by EMCDDA and Europol, shall assess with the EMEA the need for further action, in close cooperation with the EMCDDA and in accordance with the mandate and procedures of the EMEA.The Commission shall report to the Council on the outcome.
(a) the new psychotropic drug to control measures and criminal penalties as provided under their legislation by virtue of their obligations under the 1971 United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances;
(b) the new narcotic drug to control measures and criminal penalties as provided under their legislation by virtue of their obligations under the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs.
THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION,
Having regard to the Treaty on European Union, and in particular Articles 29, 31(1)(e) and 34 (2)(c) thereof,
Having regard to the proposal from the Commission,
Having regard to the opinion of the European Parliament(1),
(1) The particular dangers inherent in the development of psychoactive substances require rapid action by the Member States.
(2) When new psychoactive substances are not brought within the scope of criminal law in all Member States, problems may arise in cooperation between the judicial authorities and law enforcement agencies of Member States owing to the fact that the offence or offences in question are not punishable under the laws of both the requesting and the requested State.
(3) The European Union Action Plan on Drugs 2000-2004 provided for the Commission to organise an appropriate assessment of the Joint Action of 16 June 1997 concerning the information exchange, risk assessment and the control of new synthetic drugs(2)(herineafter ‘the Joint Action’) taking into account the external evaluation commissioned by the European Monitoring Centre on Drugs and Drug Addiction (hereinafter ‘the EMCDDA’) of the early warning system. The assessment showed that the Joint Action had fulfilled its expectations. Nevertheless, the outcome of the assessment made it clear that the Joint Action was in need of reinforcement and reorientation. In particular, its main objective, the clarity of its procedures and definitions, the transparency of its operation, and the relevance of its scope had to be redefined. The Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament and the Council on the mid-term evaluation of the EU Action Plan on Drugs (2000-2004) indicated that changes to the legislation would be introduced in order to enhance action against synthetic drugs. The mechanism as established by the Joint Action should therefore be adapted.
(4) New psychoactive substances can be harmful to health.
(5) The new psychoactive substances covered by this Decision may include medicinal products as defined in Directive 2001/82/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 November 2001 on the Community Code relating to veterinary medicinal products(3)and in Directive 2001/83/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 November 2001 on the Community Code relating to medicinal products for human use(4).
(6) The information exchange under the early warning system, established under the Joint Action, has proved to be a valuable asset to the Member States.
(7) Nothing in this Decision should prevent Member States from exchanging information, within the European Information Network on Drugs and Drug Addiction (hereinafter ‘the Reitox network’), on emerging trends in new uses of existing psychoactive substances which may pose a potential risk to public health, as well as information on possible public health related measures, in accordance with the mandate and procedures of the EMCDDA.
(8) No deterioration of either human or veterinary health care as a result of this Decision will be permitted. Substances of established and acknowledged medical value are therefore excluded from control measures based on this Decision. Suitable regulatory and public health related measures should be taken for substances of established and acknowledged medical value that are being misused.
(9) In addition to what is provided for under the pharmacovigilance systems as defined in Directive 2001/82/EC and in Directive 2001/83/EC, the exchange of information on abused or misused psychoactive substances needs to be reinforced and appropriate cooperation with the European Medicines Agency (hereinafter ‘EMEA’) ensured. The United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs (hereinafter ‘CND’) Resolution 46/7 ‘Measures to promote the exchange of information on new patterns of drug use and on psychoactive substances consumed’, provides a useful framework for action by the Member States.
(10) The introduction of deadlines into every phase of the procedure established by this Decision should guarantee that the instrument can react swiftly and enhances its ability to provide a quick-response mechanism.
(11) The Scientific Committee of the EMCDDA has a central role in the assessment of the risks associated with a new psychoactive substance, it will for the purpose of this Decision be extended to include experts from the Commission, Europol and the EMEA, and experts from scientific fields not represented, or not sufficiently represented, in the Scientific Committee of the EMCDDA.
(12) The extended Scientific Committee that assesses the risks associated with new psychoactive substances should remain a concise technical body of experts, capable of assessing effectively all risks associated with a new psychoactive substance. Therefore the extended Scientific Committee should be kept to a manageable size.
(13) Since the objectives of the proposed action, namely to bring about an exchange of information, a risk-assessment by a scientific committee and an EU-level procedure for bringing notified substances under control, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States and can therefore, by reason of the effects of the envisaged action, be better achieved at European Union level, the Union may adopt measures, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty. In accordance with the principle of proportionality as set out in that Article, this Decision does not go what is beyond what is necessary in order to achieve those objectives
(14) In conformity with Article 34(2)(c) of the Treaty, measures based upon this Decision can be taken by qualified majority as these measures are necessary to implement this Decision.
(15) This Decision respects fundamental rights and observes the principles recognised by Article 6 of the Treaty and reflected in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union,
HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:

Subject matter
Article 1
This Decision establishes a mechanism for a rapid exchange of information on new psychoactive substances. It takes note of information on suspected adverse reactions to be reported under the pharmacovigilance system as established by Title IX of Directive 2001/83/EC.
This Decision also provides for an assessment of the risks associated with these new psychoactive substances in order to permit the measures applicable in the Member States for control of narcotic and psychotropic substances to be applied also to new psychoactive substances.

Scope
Article 2
This Decision applies to substances not currently listed in any of the schedules to:
(a)
the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, that may pose a comparable threat to public health as the substances listed in Schedule I or II or IV thereof, and
(b)
the 1971 United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances, that may pose a comparable threat to public health as the substances listed in Schedule I or II or III or IV thereof.
This Decision relates to end-products, as distinct from precursors in respect of which Council Regulation (EEC) No 3677/90 of 13 December 1990 laying down measures to be taken to discourage the diversion of certain substances to the illicit manufacture of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances(5), and Regulation (EC) No 273/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 February 2004 on drug precursors(6)provide for a Community regime.

Definitions
Article 3
For the purpose of this Decision the following definitions shall apply:
(a)
‘new psychoactive substance’ means a new narcotic drug or a new psychotropic drug in pure form or in a preparation;
(b)
‘new narcotic drug’ means a substance in pure form or in a preparation, that has not been scheduled under the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, and that may pose a threat to public health comparable to the substances listed in Schedule I, II or IV;
(c)
‘new psychotropic drug’ means a substance in pure form or in a preparation that has not been scheduled under the 1971 United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances, and that may pose a threat to public health comparable to the substances listed in Schedule I, II, III or IV;
(d)
‘marketing authorisation’ means a permission to place a medicinal product on the market, granted by the competent authority of a Member State, as required by Title III of Directive 2001/83/EC (in the case of medicinal products for human use) or Title III of Directive 2001/82/EC (in the case of veterinary medicinal products) or a marketing authorisation granted by the European Commission under Article 3 of Regulation (EC) No 726/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 31 March 2004 laying down Community procedures for the authorisation and supervision of medicinal products for human and veterinary use and establishing a European Medicines Agency(7);
(e)
‘United Nations system’ means the World Health Organisation (WHO), the Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) and/or the Economic and Social Committee acting in accordance with their respective responsibilities as described in Article 3 of the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs or in Article 2 of the 1971 United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances;
(f)
‘preparation’ means a mixture containing a new psychoactive substance;
(g)
‘Reporting Form’ means a structured form for notification of a new psychoactive substance and/or of a preparation containing a new psychoactive substance agreed between the EMCDDA/Europol and their respective networks in the Member States’ Reitox and the Europol National Units.

Exchange of information
Article 4
1. Each Member State shall ensure that its Europol National Unit and its representative in the Reitox network provide information on the manufacture, traffic and use, including supplementary information on possible medical use, of new psychoactive substances and of preparations containing new psychoactive substances, to Europol and the EMCDDA, taking into account the respective mandates of these two bodies.
Europol and the EMCDDA shall collect the information received from Member States through a Reporting Form and communicate this information immediately to each other and to the Europol National Units and the representatives of the Reitox network of the Member States, the Commission, and to the EMEA.
2. Should Europol and the EMCDDA consider that the information provided by a Member State on a new psychoactive substance does not merit the communication of information as described in paragraph 1, they shall inform the notifying Member State immediately thereof. Europol and the EMCDDA shall justify their decision to the Council within six weeks.

Joint Report
Article 5
1. Where Europol and the EMCDDA, or the Council, acting by a majority of its members, consider that the information provided by the Member State on a new psychoactive substance merits the collection of further information, this information shall be collated and presented by Europol and the EMCDDA in the form of a Joint Report (hereinafter the ‘Joint Report’). The Joint Report shall be submitted to the Council, the EMEA and the Commission.
2. The Joint Report shall contain:
(a)
a chemical and physical description, including the name under which the new psychoactive substance is known, including, if available, the scientific name (International Non-proprietary Name);
(b)
information on the frequency, circumstances and/or quantities in which a new psychoactive substance is encountered, and information on the means and methods of manufacture of the new psychoactive substance;
(c)
information on the involvement of organised crime in the manufacture or trafficking of the new psychoactive substance;
(d)
a first indication of the risks associated with the new psychoactive substance, including the health and social risks, and the characteristics of users;
(e)
information on whether or not the new substance is currently under assessment, or has been under assessment, by the UN system;
(f)
the date of notification on the Reporting Form of the new psychoactive substance to the EMCDDA or to Europol;
(g)
information on whether or not the new psychoactive substance is already subject to control measures at national level in a Member State;
(h)
as far as possible, information will be made available on:
(i)
the chemical precursors that are known to have been used for the manufacture of the substance,
(ii)
the mode and scope of the established or expected use of the new substance,
(iii)
any other use of the new psychoactive substance and the extent of such use, the risks associated with this use of the new psychoactive substance, including the health and social risks.
3. The EMEA shall submit to Europol and the EMCDDA the following information on whether in the European Union or in any Member State:
(a)
the new psychoactive substance has obtained a marketing authorisation;
(b)
the new psychoactive substance is the subject of an application for a marketing authorisation;
(c)
a marketing authorisation that had been granted in respect of the new psychoactive substance has been suspended.
Where this information relates to marketing authorisations granted by Member States, these Member States shall provide the EMEA with this information if so requested by it.
4. Member States shall provide the details referred to under paragraph 2 within six weeks from the date of notification on the Reporting Form as set out in Article 4(1).
5. The Joint Report shall be submitted no more than four weeks after the date of receipt of the information from Member States and the EMEA. The Report shall be submitted by Europol or the EMCDDA, as appropriate, in accordance with Article 5(1) and (2).

Risk assessment
Article 6
1. The Council, taking into account the advice of Europol and the EMCDDA, and acting by a majority of its members, may request that the risks, including the health and social risks, caused by the use of, the manufacture of, and traffic in, a new psychoactive substance, the involvement of organised crime and possible consequences of control measures, be assessed in accordance with the procedure set out in paragraphs 2 to 4, provided that at least a quarter of its members or the Commission have informed the Council in writing that they are in favour of such an assessment. The Member States or the Commission shall inform the Council thereof as soon as possible, but in any case within four weeks of receipt of the Joint Report. The General Secretariat of the Council shall notify this information to the EMCDDA without delay.
2. In order to carry out the assessment, the EMCDDA shall convene a special meeting under the auspices of its Scientific Committee. In addition, for the purpose of this meeting the Scientific Committee may be extended by a further five experts at most, to be designated by the Director of the EMCDDA, acting on the advice of the Chairperson of the Scientific Committee, chosen from a panel of experts proposed by Member States and approved every three years by the Management Board of the EMCDDA. Such experts will be from scientific fields that are not represented, or not sufficiently represented, in the Scientific Committee, but whose contribution is necessary for the balanced and adequate assessment of the possible risks, including health and social risks. Furthermore, the Commission, Europol and the EMEA shall each be invited to send a maximum of two experts.
3. The risk assessment shall be carried out on the basis of information to be provided to the scientific Committee by the Member States, the EMCDDA, Europol, the EMEA, taking into account all factors which, according to the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs or the 1971 United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances, would warrant the placing of a substance under international control.
4. On completion of the risk assessment, a report (hereinafter the ‘Risk Assessment Report’) shall be drawn up by the Scientific Committee. The Risk Assessment Report shall consist of an analysis of the scientific and law enforcement information available, and shall reflect all opinions held by the members of the Committee. The Risk Assessment Report shall be submitted to the Commission and Council by the chairperson of the Committee, on its behalf, within a period of twelve weeks from the date of the notification by the General Secretariat of the Council to the EMCDDA referred to in paragraph 1.
The Risk Assessment Report shall include:
(a)
the physical and chemical description of the new psychoactive substance and its mechanisms of action, including its medical value;
(b)
the health risks associated with the new psychoactive substance;
(c)
the social risks associated with the new psychoactive substance;
(d)
information on the level of involvement of organised crime and information on seizures and/or detections by the authorities, and the manufacture of the new psychoactive substance;
(e)
information on any assessment of the new psychoactive substance in the United Nations system;
(f)
where appropriate, a description of the control measures that are applicable to the new psychoactive substance in the Member States;
(g)
options for control and the possible consequences of the control measures, and
(h)
the chemical precursors that are used for the manufacture of the substance.

Circumstances where no risk assessment is carried out
Article 7
1. No risk assessment shall be carried out in the absence of a Europol/EMCDDA Joint Report. Nor shall a risk assessment be carried out where the new psychoactive substance concerned is at an advanced stage of assessment within the United Nations system, namely once the WHO expert committee on drug dependence has published its critical review together with a written recommendation, except where there is significant new information that is relevant in the framework of this Decision.
2. Where the new psychoactive substance has been assessed within the United Nations system, but it has been decided not to schedule the new psychoactive substance under the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs or the 1971 Convention on Psychotropic Substances, a risk assessment shall be carried out only if there is significant new information that is relevant in the framework of this Decision.
3. No risk assessment shall be carried out on a new psychoactive substance if:
(a)
the new psychoactive substance is used to manufacture a medicinal product which has been granted a marketing authorisation; or,
(b)
the new psychoactive substance is used to manufacture a medicinal product for which an application has been made for a marketing authorisation or,
(c)
the new psychoactive substance is used to manufacture a medicinal product for which a marketing authorisation has been suspended by a competent authority.
Where the new psychoactive substance falls into one of the categories listed under the first subparagraph, the Commission, on the basis of data collected by EMCDDA and Europol, shall assess with the EMEA the need for further action, in close cooperation with the EMCDDA and in accordance with the mandate and procedures of the EMEA.
The Commission shall report to the Council on the outcome.

Procedure for bringing specific new psychoactive substances under control
Article 8
1. Within six weeks from the date on which it received the Risk Assessment Report, the Commission shall present to the Council an initiative to have the new psychoactive substance subjected to control measures. If the Commission deems it is not necessary to present an initiative on submitting the new psychoactive substance to control measures, within six weeks from the date on which it received the Risk Assessment Report, the Commission shall present a report to the Council explaining its views.
2. Should the Commission deem it not necessary to present an initiative on submitting the new psychoactive substance to control measures, such an initiative may be presented to the Council by one or more Member States, preferably not later than six weeks from the date on which the Commission presented its report to the Council.
3. The Council shall decide, by qualified majority and acting on an initiative presented pursuant to paragraph 1 or 2, on the basis of Article 34(2) (c) of the Treaty, whether to submit the new psychoactive substance to control measures.

Control measures taken by Member States
Article 9
1. If the Council decides to submit a new psychoactive substance to control measures, Member States shall endeavour to take, as soon as possible, but no later than one year from the date of that decision, the necessary measures in accordance with their national law to submit:
(a)
the new psychotropic drug to control measures and criminal penalties as provided under their legislation by virtue of their obligations under the 1971 United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances;
(b)
the new narcotic drug to control measures and criminal penalties as provided under their legislation by virtue of their obligations under the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs.
2. Member States shall report the measures taken to both the Council and the Commission as soon as possible after the relevant decision has been taken. Thereafter this information shall be communicated to the EMCDDA, Europol, the EMEA, and the European Parliament.
3. Nothing in this Decision shall prevent a Member State from maintaining or introducing on its territory any national control measure it deems appropriate once a new psychoactive substance has been identified by a Member State.

Annual report
Article 10
The EMCDDA and Europol shall report annually to the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission on the implementation of this Decision. The report will take into account all aspects required for an assessment of the efficacy and achievements of the system created by this Decision. The Report shall, in particular, include experience relating to coordination between the system set out in this Decision and the pharmacovigilance system.

Pharmacovigilance system
Article 11
Member States and the EMEA shall ensure an appropriate exchange of information between the mechanism set up by means of this Decision and the pharmacovigilance systems as defined and established under Title VII of Directive 2001/82/EC and Title IX of Directive 2001/83/EC.

Repeal
Article 12
The Joint Action on New Synthetic Drugs of 16 June 1997 is hereby repealed. Decisions taken by the Council based on Article 5 of that Joint Action shall continue to be legally valid.

Publication and taking effect
Article 13
This Decision shall take effect on the day following that of its publication in theOfficial Journal of the European Union.

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION,
Having regard to the Treaty on European Union, and in particular Articles 29, 31(1)(e) and 34 (2)(c) thereof,
Having regard to the proposal from the Commission,
Having regard to the opinion of the European Parliament(1),
(1) The particular dangers inherent in the development of psychoactive substances require rapid action by the Member States.
(2) When new psychoactive substances are not brought within the scope of criminal law in all Member States, problems may arise in cooperation between the judicial authorities and law enforcement agencies of Member States owing to the fact that the offence or offences in question are not punishable under the laws of both the requesting and the requested State.
(3) The European Union Action Plan on Drugs 2000-2004 provided for the Commission to organise an appropriate assessment of the Joint Action of 16 June 1997 concerning the information exchange, risk assessment and the control of new synthetic drugs(2)(herineafter ‘the Joint Action’) taking into account the external evaluation commissioned by the European Monitoring Centre on Drugs and Drug Addiction (hereinafter ‘the EMCDDA’) of the early warning system. The assessment showed that the Joint Action had fulfilled its expectations. Nevertheless, the outcome of the assessment made it clear that the Joint Action was in need of reinforcement and reorientation. In particular, its main objective, the clarity of its procedures and definitions, the transparency of its operation, and the relevance of its scope had to be redefined. The Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament and the Council on the mid-term evaluation of the EU Action Plan on Drugs (2000-2004) indicated that changes to the legislation would be introduced in order to enhance action against synthetic drugs. The mechanism as established by the Joint Action should therefore be adapted.
(4) New psychoactive substances can be harmful to health.
(5) The new psychoactive substances covered by this Decision may include medicinal products as defined in Directive 2001/82/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 November 2001 on the Community Code relating to veterinary medicinal products(3)and in Directive 2001/83/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 November 2001 on the Community Code relating to medicinal products for human use(4).
(6) The information exchange under the early warning system, established under the Joint Action, has proved to be a valuable asset to the Member States.
(7) Nothing in this Decision should prevent Member States from exchanging information, within the European Information Network on Drugs and Drug Addiction (hereinafter ‘the Reitox network’), on emerging trends in new uses of existing psychoactive substances which may pose a potential risk to public health, as well as information on possible public health related measures, in accordance with the mandate and procedures of the EMCDDA.
(8) No deterioration of either human or veterinary health care as a result of this Decision will be permitted. Substances of established and acknowledged medical value are therefore excluded from control measures based on this Decision. Suitable regulatory and public health related measures should be taken for substances of established and acknowledged medical value that are being misused.
(9) In addition to what is provided for under the pharmacovigilance systems as defined in Directive 2001/82/EC and in Directive 2001/83/EC, the exchange of information on abused or misused psychoactive substances needs to be reinforced and appropriate cooperation with the European Medicines Agency (hereinafter ‘EMEA’) ensured. The United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs (hereinafter ‘CND’) Resolution 46/7 ‘Measures to promote the exchange of information on new patterns of drug use and on psychoactive substances consumed’, provides a useful framework for action by the Member States.
(10) The introduction of deadlines into every phase of the procedure established by this Decision should guarantee that the instrument can react swiftly and enhances its ability to provide a quick-response mechanism.
(11) The Scientific Committee of the EMCDDA has a central role in the assessment of the risks associated with a new psychoactive substance, it will for the purpose of this Decision be extended to include experts from the Commission, Europol and the EMEA, and experts from scientific fields not represented, or not sufficiently represented, in the Scientific Committee of the EMCDDA.
(12) The extended Scientific Committee that assesses the risks associated with new psychoactive substances should remain a concise technical body of experts, capable of assessing effectively all risks associated with a new psychoactive substance. Therefore the extended Scientific Committee should be kept to a manageable size.
(13) Since the objectives of the proposed action, namely to bring about an exchange of information, a risk-assessment by a scientific committee and an EU-level procedure for bringing notified substances under control, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States and can therefore, by reason of the effects of the envisaged action, be better achieved at European Union level, the Union may adopt measures, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty. In accordance with the principle of proportionality as set out in that Article, this Decision does not go what is beyond what is necessary in order to achieve those objectives
(14) In conformity with Article 34(2)(c) of the Treaty, measures based upon this Decision can be taken by qualified majority as these measures are necessary to implement this Decision.
(15) This Decision respects fundamental rights and observes the principles recognised by Article 6 of the Treaty and reflected in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union,
HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:

Subject matter

This Decision establishes a mechanism for a rapid exchange of information on new psychoactive substances. It takes note of information on suspected adverse reactions to be reported under the pharmacovigilance system as established by Title IX of Directive 2001/83/EC.
This Decision also provides for an assessment of the risks associated with these new psychoactive substances in order to permit the measures applicable in the Member States for control of narcotic and psychotropic substances to be applied also to new psychoactive substances.

Scope

This Decision applies to substances not currently listed in any of the schedules to:
(a)
the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, that may pose a comparable threat to public health as the substances listed in Schedule I or II or IV thereof, and
(b)
the 1971 United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances, that may pose a comparable threat to public health as the substances listed in Schedule I or II or III or IV thereof.
This Decision relates to end-products, as distinct from precursors in respect of which Council Regulation (EEC) No 3677/90 of 13 December 1990 laying down measures to be taken to discourage the diversion of certain substances to the illicit manufacture of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances(5), and Regulation (EC) No 273/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 February 2004 on drug precursors(6)provide for a Community regime.

Definitions

For the purpose of this Decision the following definitions shall apply:
(a)
‘new psychoactive substance’ means a new narcotic drug or a new psychotropic drug in pure form or in a preparation;
(b)
‘new narcotic drug’ means a substance in pure form or in a preparation, that has not been scheduled under the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, and that may pose a threat to public health comparable to the substances listed in Schedule I, II or IV;
(c)
‘new psychotropic drug’ means a substance in pure form or in a preparation that has not been scheduled under the 1971 United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances, and that may pose a threat to public health comparable to the substances listed in Schedule I, II, III or IV;
(d)
‘marketing authorisation’ means a permission to place a medicinal product on the market, granted by the competent authority of a Member State, as required by Title III of Directive 2001/83/EC (in the case of medicinal products for human use) or Title III of Directive 2001/82/EC (in the case of veterinary medicinal products) or a marketing authorisation granted by the European Commission under Article 3 of Regulation (EC) No 726/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 31 March 2004 laying down Community procedures for the authorisation and supervision of medicinal products for human and veterinary use and establishing a European Medicines Agency(7);
(e)
‘United Nations system’ means the World Health Organisation (WHO), the Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) and/or the Economic and Social Committee acting in accordance with their respective responsibilities as described in Article 3 of the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs or in Article 2 of the 1971 United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances;
(f)
‘preparation’ means a mixture containing a new psychoactive substance;
(g)
‘Reporting Form’ means a structured form for notification of a new psychoactive substance and/or of a preparation containing a new psychoactive substance agreed between the EMCDDA/Europol and their respective networks in the Member States’ Reitox and the Europol National Units.

Exchange of information

1. Each Member State shall ensure that its Europol National Unit and its representative in the Reitox network provide information on the manufacture, traffic and use, including supplementary information on possible medical use, of new psychoactive substances and of preparations containing new psychoactive substances, to Europol and the EMCDDA, taking into account the respective mandates of these two bodies.
Europol and the EMCDDA shall collect the information received from Member States through a Reporting Form and communicate this information immediately to each other and to the Europol National Units and the representatives of the Reitox network of the Member States, the Commission, and to the EMEA.
2. Should Europol and the EMCDDA consider that the information provided by a Member State on a new psychoactive substance does not merit the communication of information as described in paragraph 1, they shall inform the notifying Member State immediately thereof. Europol and the EMCDDA shall justify their decision to the Council within six weeks.

Joint Report

1. Where Europol and the EMCDDA, or the Council, acting by a majority of its members, consider that the information provided by the Member State on a new psychoactive substance merits the collection of further information, this information shall be collated and presented by Europol and the EMCDDA in the form of a Joint Report (hereinafter the ‘Joint Report’). The Joint Report shall be submitted to the Council, the EMEA and the Commission.
2. The Joint Report shall contain:
(a)
a chemical and physical description, including the name under which the new psychoactive substance is known, including, if available, the scientific name (International Non-proprietary Name);
(b)
information on the frequency, circumstances and/or quantities in which a new psychoactive substance is encountered, and information on the means and methods of manufacture of the new psychoactive substance;
(c)
information on the involvement of organised crime in the manufacture or trafficking of the new psychoactive substance;
(d)
a first indication of the risks associated with the new psychoactive substance, including the health and social risks, and the characteristics of users;
(e)
information on whether or not the new substance is currently under assessment, or has been under assessment, by the UN system;
(f)
the date of notification on the Reporting Form of the new psychoactive substance to the EMCDDA or to Europol;
(g)
information on whether or not the new psychoactive substance is already subject to control measures at national level in a Member State;
(h)
as far as possible, information will be made available on:
(i)
the chemical precursors that are known to have been used for the manufacture of the substance,
(ii)
the mode and scope of the established or expected use of the new substance,
(iii)
any other use of the new psychoactive substance and the extent of such use, the risks associated with this use of the new psychoactive substance, including the health and social risks.
3. The EMEA shall submit to Europol and the EMCDDA the following information on whether in the European Union or in any Member State:
(a)
the new psychoactive substance has obtained a marketing authorisation;
(b)
the new psychoactive substance is the subject of an application for a marketing authorisation;
(c)
a marketing authorisation that had been granted in respect of the new psychoactive substance has been suspended.
Where this information relates to marketing authorisations granted by Member States, these Member States shall provide the EMEA with this information if so requested by it.
4. Member States shall provide the details referred to under paragraph 2 within six weeks from the date of notification on the Reporting Form as set out in Article 4(1).
5. The Joint Report shall be submitted no more than four weeks after the date of receipt of the information from Member States and the EMEA. The Report shall be submitted by Europol or the EMCDDA, as appropriate, in accordance with Article 5(1) and (2).

Risk assessment

1. The Council, taking into account the advice of Europol and the EMCDDA, and acting by a majority of its members, may request that the risks, including the health and social risks, caused by the use of, the manufacture of, and traffic in, a new psychoactive substance, the involvement of organised crime and possible consequences of control measures, be assessed in accordance with the procedure set out in paragraphs 2 to 4, provided that at least a quarter of its members or the Commission have informed the Council in writing that they are in favour of such an assessment. The Member States or the Commission shall inform the Council thereof as soon as possible, but in any case within four weeks of receipt of the Joint Report. The General Secretariat of the Council shall notify this information to the EMCDDA without delay.
2. In order to carry out the assessment, the EMCDDA shall convene a special meeting under the auspices of its Scientific Committee. In addition, for the purpose of this meeting the Scientific Committee may be extended by a further five experts at most, to be designated by the Director of the EMCDDA, acting on the advice of the Chairperson of the Scientific Committee, chosen from a panel of experts proposed by Member States and approved every three years by the Management Board of the EMCDDA. Such experts will be from scientific fields that are not represented, or not sufficiently represented, in the Scientific Committee, but whose contribution is necessary for the balanced and adequate assessment of the possible risks, including health and social risks. Furthermore, the Commission, Europol and the EMEA shall each be invited to send a maximum of two experts.
3. The risk assessment shall be carried out on the basis of information to be provided to the scientific Committee by the Member States, the EMCDDA, Europol, the EMEA, taking into account all factors which, according to the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs or the 1971 United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances, would warrant the placing of a substance under international control.
4. On completion of the risk assessment, a report (hereinafter the ‘Risk Assessment Report’) shall be drawn up by the Scientific Committee. The Risk Assessment Report shall consist of an analysis of the scientific and law enforcement information available, and shall reflect all opinions held by the members of the Committee. The Risk Assessment Report shall be submitted to the Commission and Council by the chairperson of the Committee, on its behalf, within a period of twelve weeks from the date of the notification by the General Secretariat of the Council to the EMCDDA referred to in paragraph 1.
The Risk Assessment Report shall include:
(a)
the physical and chemical description of the new psychoactive substance and its mechanisms of action, including its medical value;
(b)
the health risks associated with the new psychoactive substance;
(c)
the social risks associated with the new psychoactive substance;
(d)
information on the level of involvement of organised crime and information on seizures and/or detections by the authorities, and the manufacture of the new psychoactive substance;
(e)
information on any assessment of the new psychoactive substance in the United Nations system;
(f)
where appropriate, a description of the control measures that are applicable to the new psychoactive substance in the Member States;
(g)
options for control and the possible consequences of the control measures, and
(h)
the chemical precursors that are used for the manufacture of the substance.

Circumstances where no risk assessment is carried out

1. No risk assessment shall be carried out in the absence of a Europol/EMCDDA Joint Report. Nor shall a risk assessment be carried out where the new psychoactive substance concerned is at an advanced stage of assessment within the United Nations system, namely once the WHO expert committee on drug dependence has published its critical review together with a written recommendation, except where there is significant new information that is relevant in the framework of this Decision.
2. Where the new psychoactive substance has been assessed within the United Nations system, but it has been decided not to schedule the new psychoactive substance under the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs or the 1971 Convention on Psychotropic Substances, a risk assessment shall be carried out only if there is significant new information that is relevant in the framework of this Decision.
3. No risk assessment shall be carried out on a new psychoactive substance if:
(a)
the new psychoactive substance is used to manufacture a medicinal product which has been granted a marketing authorisation; or,
(b)
the new psychoactive substance is used to manufacture a medicinal product for which an application has been made for a marketing authorisation or,
(c)
the new psychoactive substance is used to manufacture a medicinal product for which a marketing authorisation has been suspended by a competent authority.
Where the new psychoactive substance falls into one of the categories listed under the first subparagraph, the Commission, on the basis of data collected by EMCDDA and Europol, shall assess with the EMEA the need for further action, in close cooperation with the EMCDDA and in accordance with the mandate and procedures of the EMEA.
The Commission shall report to the Council on the outcome.

Procedure for bringing specific new psychoactive substances under control

1. Within six weeks from the date on which it received the Risk Assessment Report, the Commission shall present to the Council an initiative to have the new psychoactive substance subjected to control measures. If the Commission deems it is not necessary to present an initiative on submitting the new psychoactive substance to control measures, within six weeks from the date on which it received the Risk Assessment Report, the Commission shall present a report to the Council explaining its views.
2. Should the Commission deem it not necessary to present an initiative on submitting the new psychoactive substance to control measures, such an initiative may be presented to the Council by one or more Member States, preferably not later than six weeks from the date on which the Commission presented its report to the Council.
3. The Council shall decide, by qualified majority and acting on an initiative presented pursuant to paragraph 1 or 2, on the basis of Article 34(2) (c) of the Treaty, whether to submit the new psychoactive substance to control measures.

Control measures taken by Member States

1. If the Council decides to submit a new psychoactive substance to control measures, Member States shall endeavour to take, as soon as possible, but no later than one year from the date of that decision, the necessary measures in accordance with their national law to submit:
(a)
the new psychotropic drug to control measures and criminal penalties as provided under their legislation by virtue of their obligations under the 1971 United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances;
(b)
the new narcotic drug to control measures and criminal penalties as provided under their legislation by virtue of their obligations under the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs.
2. Member States shall report the measures taken to both the Council and the Commission as soon as possible after the relevant decision has been taken. Thereafter this information shall be communicated to the EMCDDA, Europol, the EMEA, and the European Parliament.
3. Nothing in this Decision shall prevent a Member State from maintaining or introducing on its territory any national control measure it deems appropriate once a new psychoactive substance has been identified by a Member State.

Annual report

The EMCDDA and Europol shall report annually to the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission on the implementation of this Decision. The report will take into account all aspects required for an assessment of the efficacy and achievements of the system created by this Decision. The Report shall, in particular, include experience relating to coordination between the system set out in this Decision and the pharmacovigilance system.

Pharmacovigilance system

Member States and the EMEA shall ensure an appropriate exchange of information between the mechanism set up by means of this Decision and the pharmacovigilance systems as defined and established under Title VII of Directive 2001/82/EC and Title IX of Directive 2001/83/EC.

Repeal

The Joint Action on New Synthetic Drugs of 16 June 1997 is hereby repealed. Decisions taken by the Council based on Article 5 of that Joint Action shall continue to be legally valid.

Publication and taking effect

This Decision shall take effect on the day following that of its publication in theOfficial Journal of the European Union.

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(1) Additional statistical variables, definitions and structure for statistical datasets are necessary to distinguish the collection of data on cruise passengers.
(2) The type of cargo classification needs to be modified to ensure a clear definition of the scope of the statistics.
(3) The nomenclature on the maritime coastal areas and the nomenclature on the nationality of registration of vessels need to be adapted to technical developments.
(4) In accordance with Article 12, the first indent, of Directive 95/64/EC, the Commission may adapt the content of the Annexes thereto. Directive 95/64/EC should therefore be amended accordingly.
(5) In accordance with Article 4 of Directive 95/64/EC, the Commission may draw up and update the list of ports coded and classified by country and maritime coastal area.
(6) Commission Decision 98/385/EC of 13 May 1998 on rules for implementing Council Directive 95/64/EC on statistical returns in respect of carriage of goods and passengers by sea(2), provided for a list of ports.
(7) The list of ports needs to be updated. Decision 98/385/EC should therefore be amended.
(8) Commission Decision 2000/363/EC of 28 April 2000 on rules for implementing Council Directive 95/64/EC on statistical returns in respect of carriage of goods and passengers by sea(3)amended the Annexes II, IV, V and VIII to Directive 95/64/EC and the list of ports drawn up in Annex II to Decision 98/385/EC. It can therefore be repealed.
(9) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Statistical Programme Committee set up by Council Decision 89/382/EEC, Euratom of 19 June 1989 establishing a Committee on the Statistical Programmes of the European Communities(4),
— Gross weight of goods in tonnes,
— type of cargo, according to the nomenclature shown in Annex II,
— description of the goods, using the nomenclature shown in Annex III,
— reporting port,
— direction of movement, whether inwards or outwards,
— for inward cargo: the port of loading (i.e. the port in which the cargo was loaded on to the ship in which it arrived in the reporting port) using individual ports in the European Economic Area (EEA) countries shown in the port list, and the maritime coastal areas outside the EEA countries, shown in Annex IV,
— for outward cargo: the port of unloading (i. e. the port in which the cargo is to be unloaded from the ship in which it left the reporting port) using individual ports in the EEA countries shown in the port list, and the maritime coastal areas outside the EEA countries, shown in Annex IV,
— number of passengers starting or finishing a voyage as well as number of cruise passengers on a cruise passenger excursion.
— total number of containers (with and without cargo),
— number of containers without cargo,
— total number of mobile (ro-ro) units with and without cargo,
— number of mobile (ro-ro) units without cargo.
— Number of vessels;
— deadweight of vessels or gross tonnage;
— country or territory of registration of vessels, using the nomenclature shown in Annex V;
— type of vessels, using the nomenclature shown in Annex VI;
— size of vessels, using the nomenclature shown in Annex VII.
(a) “Freight container” means an article of transport equipment:1.of a permanent nature and accordingly strong enough to be suitable for repeated use;2.specially designed to facilitate the carriage of goods by one or more modes of transport, without intermediate reloading;3.fitted with devices permitting its ready handling, particularly its transfer from one mode of transport to another;4.so designed as to be easy to fill and empty;5.having a length of 20 feet or more. 1. of a permanent nature and accordingly strong enough to be suitable for repeated use; 2. specially designed to facilitate the carriage of goods by one or more modes of transport, without intermediate reloading; 3. fitted with devices permitting its ready handling, particularly its transfer from one mode of transport to another; 4. so designed as to be easy to fill and empty; 5. having a length of 20 feet or more.
1. of a permanent nature and accordingly strong enough to be suitable for repeated use;
2. specially designed to facilitate the carriage of goods by one or more modes of transport, without intermediate reloading;
3. fitted with devices permitting its ready handling, particularly its transfer from one mode of transport to another;
4. so designed as to be easy to fill and empty;
5. having a length of 20 feet or more.
1. of a permanent nature and accordingly strong enough to be suitable for repeated use;
2. specially designed to facilitate the carriage of goods by one or more modes of transport, without intermediate reloading;
3. fitted with devices permitting its ready handling, particularly its transfer from one mode of transport to another;
4. so designed as to be easy to fill and empty;
5. having a length of 20 feet or more.
(b) “Ro-ro unit” means wheeled equipment for carrying cargo, such as a truck, trailer or semi-trailer, which can be driven or towed onto a vessel. Port or ships' trailers are included in this definition. Classifications should follow United Nations ECE Recommendation No 21 “Codes for types of cargo, packages and packaging materials”.
(c) “Container cargo” means containers with or without cargo which are lifted on or off the vessels which carry them by sea.
(d) “Ro-ro cargo” means goods, whether or not in containers, on ro-ro units, and ro-ro units which are rolled on and off the vessels which carry them by sea.
(e) “Gross weight of goods” means the tonnage of goods carried, including packaging but excluding the tare weight of containers or ro-ro units.
(f) “Deadweight (DWT)” means the difference in tonnes between the displacement of a ship on summer load-line in water with a specific gravity of 1,025 and the total weight of the ship, i. e. the displacement in tonnes of a ship without cargo, fuel, lubricating oil, ballast water, fresh water and drinking water in the tanks, usable supplies as well as passengers, crew and their possessions.
(g) “Gross tonnage” means the measure of the overall size of a ship determined in accordance with the provisions of the International Convention on Tonnage Measurement of Ships, 1969.
(h) “Cruise passenger” means a sea passenger making a sea journey on a cruise ship. Passengers on day excursions are excluded.
(i) “Cruise ship” means a passenger ship intended to provide passengers with a full tourist experience. All passengers have cabins. Facilities for entertainment aboard are included. Ships operating normal ferry services are excluded, even if some passengers treat the service as a cruise. In addition, cargo-carrying vessels able to carry a very limited number of passengers with their own cabins are also excluded. Ships intended solely for day excursions are also excluded.
(j) “Cruise passenger excursion” means a short visit by a cruise passenger to a tourist attraction associated with a port while retaining a cabin on board.’
Category(1) Code1 digit Code2 digits Description Tonnage Number
Liquid bulk 1 1X Liquid bulk goods (no cargo unit) X
11 Liquefied gas X
12 Crude oil X
13 Oil products X
19 Other liquid bulk goods X
Dry bulk 2 2X Dry bulk goods (no cargo unit) X
21 Ores X
22 Coal X
23 Agricultural products (e.g. grain, soya, tapioca) X
29 Other dry bulk goods X
Containers 3 3X Large containers X(2) X
31 20 ft freight units X(2) X
32 40 ft freight units X(2) X
33 Freight units > 20 ft and < 40 ft X(2) X
34 Freight units > 40 ft X(2) X
Roll-on roll-off(self-propelled) 5 5X Mobile self-propelled units X X
51 Road goods vehicles and accompanying trailers X(2) X
52 Passenger cars, motorcycles and accompanying trailers/caravans X(3)
53 Passenger buses X(3)
54 Trade vehicles (including import/export motor vehicles) X X(3)
56 Live animals on the hoof X X(3)
59 Other mobile self-propelled units X X
Roll-on roll-off(non-self-propelled) 6 6X Mobile non-self-propelled units X X
61 Unaccompanied road goods trailers and semi-trailers X(2) X
62 Unaccompanied caravans and other road, agricultural and industrial vehicles X X(3)
63 Rail wagons, shipborne port-to-port trailers, and shipborne barges engaged in goods transport X(2) X
69 Other mobile non-self-propelled units X X
Other general cargo(including small containers) 9 9X Other cargo, not elsewhere specified X
91 Forestry products X
92 Iron and steel products X
99 Other general cargo X
Code Maritime coastal areas
FR01 France: Atlantic and North Sea
FR02 France: Mediterranean
FR03 French overseas departments: French Guiana
FR04 French overseas departments: Martinique and Guadeloupe
FR05 French overseas departments: Réunion
DE01 Germany: North Sea
DE02 Germany: Baltic
DE03 Germany: Inland
GB01 United Kingdom
GB02 Isle of Man
GB03 Channels Islands
ES01 Spain: Atlantic (North)
ES02 Spain: Mediterranean and Atlantic (South), including the Balearic and Canary Islands
SE01 Sweden: Baltic
SE02 Sweden: North Sea
TR01 Turkey: Black Sea
TR02 Turkey: Mediterranean
RU01 Russia: Black Sea
RU02 Russia: Baltic
RU03 Russia: Asia
MA01 Morocco: Mediterranean
MA02 Morocco: West Africa
EG01 Egypt: Mediterranean
EG02 Egypt: Red Sea
IL01 Israel: Mediterranean
IL02 Israel: Red Sea
SA01 Saudi Arabia: Red Sea
SA02 Saudi Arabia: Gulf
US01 United States of America: Atlantic (North)
US02 United States of America: Atlantic (South)
US03 United States of America: Gulf
US04 United States of America: Pacific (South)
US05 United States of America: Pacific (North)
US06 United States of America: Great Lakes
US07 Puerto Rico
CA01 Canada: Atlantic
CA02 Canada: Great Lakes and Upper Saint Lawrence
CA03 Canada: West Coast
CO01 Colombia: North Coast
CO02 Colombia: West Coast
ZZ01 Offshore installations
ZZ02 Aggregates and not elsewhere specified’
FR01 France
FR02 French Antarctic Territory (including the Kerguelen Islands)
IT01 Italy – first register
IT02 Italy – international register
GB01 United Kingdom
GB02 Isle of Man
GB03 Channel Islands
GB04 Gibraltar
DK01 Denmark
DK02 Denmark (DIS)
PT01 Portugal
PT02 Portugal (MAR)
ES01 Spain
ES02 Spain (Rebeca)
NO01 Norway
NO02 Norway (NIS)
US01 United States of America
US02 Puerto Rico’
Type Ship categories included
10 Liquid bulk Oil tankerChemical tankerLG tankerTanker bargeOther tanker
20 Dry bulk Bulk/oil carrierBulk carrier
31 Container Full container
32 Specialized Barge carrierChemical carrierIrradiated fuelLivestock carrierVehicle carrierOther specialised
33 General cargo, non-specialized ReeferRo-ro passengerRo-ro containerOther ro-ro cargoCombination carrier general cargo/passengerCombination carrier general cargo/containerSingle deckerMulti-decker
34 Dry cargo barge Deck bargeHopper bargeLash-seabee bargeOpen dry cargo bargeCoverd dry cargo bargeOther dry cargo barge nes
35 Passenger Passenger (excluding cruise passengers)
36 Cruise Passenger Cruise ships only
41 Fishing(*1) Fish catching(*1)Fish processing(*1)
42 Offshore activities Drilling and exploration(*1)Offshore support(*1)
43 Tugs Tugs(*1)Pusher craft(*1)
49 Miscellaneous Dredgers(*1)Research/survey(*1)Other vessel nes(*1)
XX Unknown Unknown type of vessel
— The data sets to be provided for selected ports for goods and passengers are A1, A2, B1, C1, D1, E1, F1 and/or F2.
— The data sets to be provided for selected ports for goods but not for passengers are A1, A2, A3, B1, C1, E1, F1 and/or F2.
— The data sets to be provided for selected ports for passengers but not for goods are A3, D1, F1 and/or F2.
— The data set to be provided for selected ports and for ports which are not selected (for neither goods nor passengers) is A3.
Periodicity: quarterly
Variables Coding detail Nomenclature
Dimensions Data set Two-character alphanumeric A1
Reference year Four-character alphanumeric (e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter One-character alphanumeric (1, 2, 3, 4)
Reporting port Five-character alphanumeric Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction One-character alphanumeric Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Port of loading/unloading Five-character alphanumeric EEA-ports in the port list
Relation Four-character alphanumeric Maritime coastal areas, Annex IV
Type of cargo One-character alphanumeric Type of cargo, Annex II
Data:Gross weight of goods in tonnes.
Periodicity: quarterly
Variables Coding detail Nomenclature
Dimensions Data set Two-character alphanumeric A2
Reference year Four-character alphanumeric (e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter One-character alphanumeric (1, 2, 3, 4)
Reporting port Five-character alphanumeric Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction One-character alphanumeric Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Port of loading/unloading Five-character alphanumeric EEA-ports in the port list
Relation Four-character alphanumeric Maritime coastal areas, Annex IV
Type of cargo Two-character alphanumeric Type of cargo, (non-unit-load only) Annex II (subcategories 1X, 11, 12, 13, 19, 2X, 21, 22, 23, 29, 9X, 91, 92 and 99)
Data:Gross weight of goods in tonnes.
Periodicity: annual
Variables Coding detail Nomenclature
Dimensions Data set Two-character alphanumeric A3
Reference year Four-character alphanumeric (e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter One-character alphanumeric (0)
Reporting port Five-character alphanumeric All ports in the port list
Direction One-character alphanumeric Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Data:Gross weight of goods in tonnes.Number of passengers (excluding cruise passengers).Number of cruise passengers starting and ending a cruise.Number of cruise passengers on cruise passenger excursion: direction: inwards (1) only – (optional). Data: Gross weight of goods in tonnes.Number of passengers (excluding cruise passengers).Number of cruise passengers starting and ending a cruise.Number of cruise passengers on cruise passenger excursion: direction: inwards (1) only – (optional).
Data: Gross weight of goods in tonnes.Number of passengers (excluding cruise passengers).Number of cruise passengers starting and ending a cruise.Number of cruise passengers on cruise passenger excursion: direction: inwards (1) only – (optional).
Data: Gross weight of goods in tonnes.Number of passengers (excluding cruise passengers).Number of cruise passengers starting and ending a cruise.Number of cruise passengers on cruise passenger excursion: direction: inwards (1) only – (optional).
Periodicity: annual
Variables Coding detail Nomenclature
Dimensions Data set Two-character alphanumeric B1
Reference year Four-character alphanumeric (e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter One-character alphanumeric (0)
Reporting port Five-character alphanumeric Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction One-character alphanumeric Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Port of loading/unloading Five-character alphanumeric EEA-ports in the port list
Relation Four-character alphanumeric Maritime coastal areas, Annex IV
Type of cargo One-character alphanumeric Type of cargo, Annex II
Commodity Two-character alphanumeric Goods nomenclature, Annex III
Data:Gross weight of goods in tonnes.
Periodicity: quarterly
Variables Coding detail Nomenclature
Dimensions Data set Two-character alphanumeric C1
Reference year Four-character alphanumeric (e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter One-character alphanumeric (1, 2, 3, 4)
Reporting port Five-character alphanumeric Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction One-character alphanumeric Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Port of loading/unloading Five-character alphanumeric EEA-ports in the port list
Relation Four-character alphanumeric Maritime coastal areas, Annex IV
Type of cargo Two-character alphanumeric Type of cargo (container, ro-ro only) Annex II (subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 5X, 51, 52, 53, 54, 56, 59, 6X, 61, 62, 63 and 69)
Data:Gross weight of goods in tonnes (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 51, 54, 56, 59, 6X, 61, 62, 63 and 69).Number of units (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 5X, 51, 52, 53, 54, 56, 59, 6X, 61, 62, 63 and 69).Number of units without cargo (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 5X, 51, 59, 6X, 61, 63 and 69). Data: Gross weight of goods in tonnes (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 51, 54, 56, 59, 6X, 61, 62, 63 and 69).Number of units (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 5X, 51, 52, 53, 54, 56, 59, 6X, 61, 62, 63 and 69).Number of units without cargo (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 5X, 51, 59, 6X, 61, 63 and 69).
Data: Gross weight of goods in tonnes (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 51, 54, 56, 59, 6X, 61, 62, 63 and 69).Number of units (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 5X, 51, 52, 53, 54, 56, 59, 6X, 61, 62, 63 and 69).Number of units without cargo (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 5X, 51, 59, 6X, 61, 63 and 69).
Data: Gross weight of goods in tonnes (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 51, 54, 56, 59, 6X, 61, 62, 63 and 69).Number of units (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 5X, 51, 52, 53, 54, 56, 59, 6X, 61, 62, 63 and 69).Number of units without cargo (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 5X, 51, 59, 6X, 61, 63 and 69).
Periodicity: quarterly
Variables Coding detail Nomenclature
Dimensions Data set Two-character alphanumeric D1
Reference year Four-character alphanumeric (e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter One-character alphanumeric (1, 2, 3, 4)
Reporting port Five-character alphanumeric Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction One-character alphanumeric Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Port of loading/unloading Five-character alphanumeric EEA-ports in the port list
Relation Four-character alphanumeric Maritime coastal areas, Annex IV
Nationality of registration of vessel Four-character alphanumeric Nationality of registration of vessels, Annex V
Data:Number of passengers excluding cruise passengers starting and ending a cruise and cruise passengers on excursion
Periodicity: annual
Variables Coding detail Nomenclature
Dimensions Data set Two-character alphanumeric E1
Reference year Four-character alphanumeric (e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter One-character alphanumeric (0)
Reporting port Five-character alphanumeric Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction One-character alphanumeric Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Port of loading/unloading Five-character alphanumeric EEA-ports in the port list
Relation Four-character alphanumeric Maritime coastal areas, Annex IV
Type of cargo One-character alphanumeric Type of cargo, Annex II
Nationality of registration of vessel Four-character alphanumeric Nationality of registration of vessels, Annex V
Data:Gross weight of goods in tonnes.
Periodicity: quarterly
Variables Coding detail Nomenclature
Dimensions Data set Two-character alphanumeric F1
Reference year Four-character alphanumeric (e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter One-character alphanumeric (1, 2, 3, 4)
Reporting port Five-character alphanumeric Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction One-character alphanumeric Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Type of vessel Two-character alphanumeric Type of ship, Annex VI
Size of vessel DWT Two-character alphanumeric Dead weight size classes, Annex VII
Data:Number of vessels;Dead weight of vessels in tonnes. Data: Number of vessels;Dead weight of vessels in tonnes.
Data: Number of vessels;Dead weight of vessels in tonnes.
Data: Number of vessels;Dead weight of vessels in tonnes.
Periodicity: quarterly
Variables Coding detail Nomenclature
Dimensions Data set Two-character alphanumeric F2
Reference year Four-character alphanumeric (e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter One-character alphanumeric (1, 2, 3, 4)
Reporting port Five-character alphanumeric Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction One-character alphanumeric Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Type of vessel Two-character alphanumeric Type of ship, Annex VI
Size of vessel GT Two-character alphanumeric Gross tonnage size classes, Annex VII
Data:Number of vessels;Gross tonnage of vessels.’ Data: Number of vessels;Gross tonnage of vessels.’
Data: Number of vessels;Gross tonnage of vessels.’
Data: Number of vessels;Gross tonnage of vessels.’
Column heading Explanation
CTRY country (ISO alpha 2 standard code)
MCA maritime coastal area in which the port is situated (Annex IV of the Directive)
MODIFIC. modified since Decision 2000/363/EC(1)
PORT NAME name of the port
LOCODE code (alphabetical) of the UN/Locode or code (numerical) temporarily allocated by Eurostat to ports without a Locode
NAT. STAT. GROUP for a port that is not a statistical port, the national statistical group (nat. stat. group) is the code of the statistical port in which this port is included
STATISTICAL PORT statistical port
NATIONAL CODE code allocated to the statistical port in the national statistics of the Member State in which it is situated
CTRY MCA MODIFIC. PORT NAME LOCODE NAT. STAT. GROUP STATISTICAL PORT NATIONAL CODE
BE BE00 X Albertkanaal BEABK X
BE BE00 X Antwerpen BEANR X
BE BE00 X Brugge BEBGS BEZEE
BE BE00 X Bruxelles (Brussel) BEBRU X
BE BE00 X Gent BEGNE X
BE BE00 X Liège BELGG X
BE BE00 X Nieuwpoort BENIE X
BE BE00 X Oostende BEOST X
BE BE00 X Rupel BERUP BEBRU
BE BE00 X Zeebrugge BEZEE X
BE BE00 X Zelzate BEZEL BEGNE
BE BE00 X BE offshore installations BE88P
BE BE00 X Other – Belgium BE888
11 11 3 8
DK DK00 X Aabenraa DKAAB X 885-00
DK DK00 X Aalborg DKAAL X 970-00
DK DK00 X Aalborg Portland (Cementfabrikken Rørdal) DKROR X 971-00
DK DK00 X Århus DKAAR X 980-00
DK DK00 X Årø DKARO X 363-02
DK DK00 X Årøsund DKARD X 363-01
DK DK00 X Ærøskøbing DKARK X 864-00
DK DK00 X Agersø DKAGO X 493-01
DK DK00 X Agger Havn DKAGH X 896-00
DK DK00 X Aggersund Havn DKASH X 976-00
DK DK00 X Anholt DKANH X 982-01
DK DK00 X Askø DKASK X 599-02
DK DK00 X Asnæsværkets Havn DKASV X 462-00
DK DK00 X Assens DKASN X 285-00
DK DK00 X Augustenborg DKAUB X 881-00
DK DK00 X Avedøreværkets Havn DKAVE X 045-00
DK DK00 X Avernakø/Lyø DKAVK X 869-03
DK DK00 X Bågø DKBGO X 287-00
DK DK00 X Bagenkop DKBAG X 867-00
DK DK00 X Ballebro DKBLB X 888-01
DK DK00 X Bandholm (Maribo) DKBDX X 592-00
DK DK00 X Bogø DKBOG X 636-00
DK DK00 X Bøjden DKBOS X 869-01
DK DK00 X Branden Havn DKBRH X 801-01
DK DK00 X Cementfabrikken Danias Havn DKDAN X 674-01
DK DK00 X Cementfabrikken Kongsdal Havn DKKON X 674-02
DK DK00 X Dansk Salts Havn DKDAS X 675-00
DK DK00 X Dragør DKDRA X 044-00
DK DK00 X Ebeltoft DKEBT X 985-00
DK DK00 X Egense DKEGN X
DK DK00 X Egernsund DKEND X 883-00
DK DK00 X Endelave DKEDL X 452-00
DK DK00 X Enstedværkets Havn DKENS X 886-00
DK DK00 X Esbjerg DKEBJ X 260-00
DK DK00 X Fåborg Havn DKFAA X 861-00
DK DK00 X Fakse Ladeplads Havn DKFAK X 637-00
DK DK00 X Feggesund DKFGS X 897-01
DK DK00 X Fejø DKFEJ X 598-01
DK DK00 X Femø DKFMO X 598-02
DK DK00 X Fredericia (Og Shell-Havnen) DKFRC X 280-00
DK DK00 X Frederikshavn DKFDH X 290-00
DK DK00 X Frederikssund Havn DKFDS X 371-00
DK DK00 X Frederiskværk Havn (Frederiksværk Stålvalseværk) DKSVV X 374-00
DK DK00 X Fur DKFUH X 803-00
DK DK00 X Fynshav DKFYH X 887-00
DK DK00 X Gedser DKGED X 593-00
DK DK00 X Gråsten DKGRA X 882-00
DK DK00 X Grenå DKGRE X 986-00
DK DK00 X Gulfhavnen DKGFH X 592-01
DK DK00 X Haderslev DKHAD X 360-00
DK DK00 X Hadsund DKHSU X 969-00
DK DK00 X Hals DKHAS X
DK DK00 X Hanstholm DKHAN X 891-00
DK DK00 X Hardeshøj DKHDH X 888-02
DK DK00 X Hasle DKHSL X 744-00
DK DK00 X Havneby DKHNB X 366-00
DK DK00 X Havnsø DKHVN X 467-00
DK DK00 X Helsingør (Elsinore) DKHLS X 370-00
DK DK00 X Hirtshals DKHIR X 291-00
DK DK00 X Hobro DKHBO X 979-00
DK DK00 X Holbæk DKHBK X 463-01
DK DK00 X Holstebro-Struer Havn DKSTR X 444-00
DK DK00 X Horsens DKHOR X 450-00
DK DK00 X Hou Havn DKHOH X 982-02
DK DK00 X Hundested DKHUN X 375-00
DK DK00 X Hvalpsund DKHVA X 977-00
DK DK00 X Juelsminde Havn DKJUE X 451-00
DK DK00 X Kalundborg DKKAL X 460-00
DK DK00 X Kastrup DKKTP X 043-00
DK DK00 X Kerteminde DKKTD X 643-00
DK DK00 X Kleppen DK102 X
DK DK00 X Københavns Havn DKCPH X 040-00
DK DK00 X Køge DKKOG X 510-00
DK DK00 X Kolby Kås Havn DKKOK X 984-00
DK DK00 X Kolding DKKOL X 480-00
DK DK00 X Korsør DKKRR X 490-00
DK DK00 X Kragenæs DKKRA X 599-03
DK DK00 X Kyndbyværkets Havn DKKBY X 372-00
DK DK00 X Lemvig DKLVG X 441-00
DK DK00 X Lindø Havn DKLIN X 641-00
DK DK00 X Løgstør DKLGR X 975-00
DK DK00 X Lohals DKLOH X 866-00
DK DK00 X Lyngs Odde Havn DKLYO X 283-00
DK DK00 X Marbæk Havn DKMRB X 377-00
DK DK00 X Mariager DKMRR DKDAS
DK DK00 X Marstal DKMRS X 862-00
DK DK00 X Masnedøværkets Havn DKMAS X 634-00
DK DK00 X Masnedsund DKMNS DKVOR
DK DK00 X Masnedø Gødningshavn (Uno-X Havn) DKUNX X 835-00
DK DK00 X Middelfart DKMID X 284-00
DK DK00 X Mommark DKMOM X 888-03
DK DK00 X Næssund DKNUD X 897-02
DK DK00 X Næstved DKNVD X 630-00
DK DK00 X Nakskov DKNAK X 594-00
DK DK00 X Neksø DKNEX X 742-00
DK DK00 X Nordby Havn, Fanø DKNDB X 261-00
DK DK00 X Nordjyllandsværkets Havn DKVSV X 974-00
DK DK00 X Nørresundby DKNRS DKAAL
DK DK00 X Nyborg DKNBG X 870-00
DK DK00 X Nykøbing Falster DKNYF X 590-00
DK DK00 X Nykøbing Mors DKNYM X 892-00
DK DK00 X Nysted DKNTD X 597-00
DK DK00 X Odense DKODE X 640-00
DK DK00 X Omø DKOMO X 593-02
DK DK00 X Orehoved, Falster DKORE DKNYF 591-00
DK DK00 X Orø DKORO X 563-02
DK DK00 X Randers DKRAN X 670-00
DK DK00 X Rødby DKROD X 599-01
DK DK00 X Rødby (Færgehavn) DKROF X 730-00
DK DK00 X Rønne DKRNN X 740-00
DK DK00 X Rørvig DKRRV X 469-02
DK DK00 X Rudkøbing DKRKB X 863-00
DK DK00 X Sælvig Havn DKSLV X 984-03
DK DK00 X Sakskøbing DKSAX X 595-00
DK DK00 X Sejerø DKSEO X 468-00
DK DK00 X Sjællands Odde DKSJO X 469-01
DK DK00 X Skælskør DKSSK X 490-00
DK DK00 X Skærbækværkets Havn DKSKB X 282-00
DK DK00 X Skagen DKSKA X 292-00
DK DK00 X Skarø/Drejø DKSDO X 869-05
DK DK00 X Skive DKSKV X 800-00
DK DK00 X Snekkersten DKSNE X 376-00
DK DK00 X Søby Havn DKSOB X 868-00
DK DK00 X Sønderborg DKSGD X 880-00
DK DK00 X Spodsbjerg Havn DKSPB X 867-00
DK DK00 X Statoil-Havnen DKSTT X 461-00
DK DK00 X Stege DKSTE X 632-00
DK DK00 X Stigsnæs DKSTN X 492-03
DK DK00 X Stigsnæsværkets Havn DKSTG X 492-02
DK DK00 X Strib Havn DKSTB X 286-00
DK DK00 X Strynø DKSNO X 869-04
DK DK00 X Stubbekøbing Havn DKSBK X 596-00
DK DK00 X Studstrupværkets Havn DKSSV X 981-00
DK DK00 X Sundsøre DKSUE X 801-02
DK DK00 X Svendborg DKSVE X 860-00
DK DK00 X Tårs DKTRS X 599-04
DK DK00 X Thisted DKTED X 890-00
DK DK00 X Thyborøn DKTYB X 635-00
DK DK00 X Tuborg DKTUB X 042-00
DK DK00 X Tunø DKTNO X 982-03
DK DK00 X Vang Havn DKVNG X 747-00
DK DK00 X Vejle DKVEJ X 920-00
DK DK00 X Venø Havn DKVEN X 445-00
DK DK00 X Vesterø Havn, Læsø DKVES X 294-00
DK DK00 X Vordingborg Havn DKVOR X 633-00
DK DK00 X DK offshore installations DK88P
DK DK00 X Other – Denmark DK888
145 145 4 141
DE DE01 X Amrum I. DEAMR X 01301
DE DE03 X Andernach DEAND X 13202
DE DE02 X Anklam DEANK X 23301
DE DE02 X Baltic Sea (other ports) DE115 X 01684
DE DE01 X Baltrum I. DEBMR X 04102
DE DE03 X Beddingen – zu Salzgitter – DEBZS X 05101
DE DE01 X Beidenfleth DEBEI X 01401
DE DE01 X Bensersiel DEBEN X 04204
DE DE03 X Berlin DEBER X 22229
DE DE02 X Berndshof DEBOF X 23331
DE DE01 X Blumenthal DEBLM DEBRE 06101
DE DE01 X Borkum I. DEBMK X 04103
DE DE01 X Brake DEBKE X 04206
DE DE03 X Braunschweig DEBWE X 05103
DE DE01 X Bremen DEBRE X 06101
DE DE01 X Bremerhaven DEBRV X 06201
DE DE01 X Brunsbüttel DEBRB X 01404
DE DE01 X Büsum DEBUM X 01405
DE DE01 X Bützfleth DEBUZ X 03108
DE DE02 X Burgstaaken/Fehmarn DEBSK X 01701
DE DE01 X Carolinensiel DECAR X 04208
DE DE03 X Castrop-Rauxel DECRL X 08205
DE DE01 X Cuxhaven DECUX X 03110
DE DE01 X Dagebüll DEDAG X 01302
DE DE02 X Damp-Ostseebad DEDAP DE115 01684
DE DE02 X Demmin DEDMN X 23332
DE DE03 X Dormagen DEDMG X 09301
DE DE03 X Dorsten DEDON X 08208
DE DE03 X Dortmund DEDTM X 08302
DE DE02 X Dranske DEDRA DE075 23175
DE DE01 X Drochtersen DEDRO DE116 03182
DE DE03 X Düsseldorf DEDUS X 09201
DE DE03 X Duisburg DEDUI X 08101
DE DE02 X Eckernförde DEECK X 01602
DE DE01 X Eiderdam DEEDD DE118 01318
DE DE01 X Elbe (other ports) DE116 X 03182
DE DE01 X Emden DEEME X 04105
DE DE03 X Emmelsum DEESU X 07226
DE DE02 X Flensburg DEFLF X 01201
DE DE02 X Flensburger Förde (other ports) DE117 X 01282
DE DE01 X Föhr I. DE017 X 01303
DE DE01 X Friedrichstadt DEFRI X 01304
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SE SE01 X Mönsterås SEMON SEJAT
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SE SE01 X Nordmaling SENOG X 14930
SE SE01 X Norrköping SENRK X 37100
SE SE01 X Norrsundet SENOT X 23100
SE SE01 X Norrtälje SENOE X 26400
SE SE01 X Nyköping SENYO X 36200
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SE SE01 X Nynäshamns Oljehamn SE131 SENYN 29200
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SE SE02 X Öckerö SEOCO X 60980
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SE SE01 X Oskarshamn SEOSK X 39300
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SE SE01 X Oxelösund SSAB SE134 SEOXE 36500
SE SE01 X Piteå SEPIT X 12100
SE SE01 X Ronehamn SERNH X 42400
SE SE01 X Ronneby SERNB X 48300
SE SE01 X Rönnskär SEROR SESFT
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SE SE01 X Skellefteå SESFT X 13200
SE SE01 X Skelleftehamn SESKE SESFT
SE SE02 X Skoghall (ports) SESKO X 71503
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SE SE01 X Storugns SESUS X 42703
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SE SE01 X Stugsund SESTU SESOO
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SE SE02 X SE offshore installations SE88P
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SE SE09 X Other – Sweden (unknown MCA) SE888
154 154 21 133
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GB GB01 X Amble GBAMB X
GB GB01 X Appledore GBAPP X 0412
GB GB01 X Arbroath GBARB X
GB GB01 X Ardrishaig GBASG X 0711
GB GB01 X Ardrossan GBARD GBCLY
GB GB01 X Armadale GBARE GBUIG
GB GB01 X Arran GB085 GBCLY 0753
GB GB01 X Avonmouth GBAVO GBBRS
GB GB01 X Ayr GBAYR X 0702
GB GB01 X Ballylumford GB017 X 1310
GB GB01 X Baltasound GBBSN GBSUL
GB GB01 X Baltic Wharf GBBAW GBRFD
GB GB01 X Bangor GBBNG GBPPE
GB GB01 X Barking GBBKG GBLON
GB GB01 X Barnstaple GBBND X 0414
GB GB01 X Barra Castlebay GB162 X 0721
GB GB01 X Barrow-in-Furness GBBIF X 0610
GB GB01 X Barrow on Humber GBBHR GB221
GB GB01 X Barry GBBAD X 0408
GB GB01 X Barton on Humber GBBNH GB221
GB GB01 X Battlesbridge GBBAT GBRFD
GB GB01 X Beaumaris GBBMR X
GB GB01 X Beckingham GBBEC GBSCP
GB GB01 X Belfast GBBEL X 1313
GB GB01 X Bellport GB114 GBGWE
GB GB01 X Berwick on Tweed GBBWK X 0901
GB GB01 X Bideford GBBID X 0413
GB GB01 X Billingham GBBHW GBTEE
GB GB01 X Birkenhead GBBRK GBLIV
GB GB01 X Blyth GBBLY X 0903
GB GB01 X Boston GBBOS X 1101
GB GB01 X Bowling GBBOW GBCLY
GB GB01 X Braefoot Bay GBBFB GBFOR
GB GB01 X Bridgwater GBBRW X 0402
GB GB01 X Brightlingsea GBBLS X 0109
GB GB01 X Bristol GBBRS X 0403
GB GB01 X Briton Ferry GBBFY GBNEA
GB GB01 X Brixham GBBRX X 0319
GB GB01 X Bromborough GBBHK GBLIV
GB GB01 X Buckie GBBUC X 0815
GB GB01 X Burghead GBBUH X 0813
GB GB01 X Burnham-on-Crouch GBBOC GBRFD
GB GB01 X Burntisland GBBTL GBFOR
GB GB01 X Burray Pier GB234 X
GB GB01 X Burton upon Stather GBBUS GB203
GB GB01 X Cairnryan GBCYN X 0706
GB GB01 X Caldaire Terminal GB113 GBGOO
GB GB01 X Canvey Island GBCAN GBLON
GB GB01 X Cantley GBCNL GBGYT
GB GB01 X Cardiff GBCDF X 0406
GB GB01 X Carrickfergus GBCFG X 1312
GB GB01 X Cattewater Harbour GB144 GBPLY
GB GB01 X Charlestown GBCHF X 0312
GB GB01 X Chatham GBCTM GBMED
GB GB01 X Chepstow GBCHT X
GB GB01 X Chichester GBCST X 0208
GB GB01 X Cliffe GBCLF GBLON
GB GB01 X Cloghan GB218 GB017
GB GB01 X Clydebank GBCLY GBCYP
GB GB01 X Clydeport GBCYP X
GB GB01 X Coaltainers, Belfast GB181 X 1322
GB GB01 X Colchester GBCOL X 0101
GB GB01 X Coleraine GBCLR X 1302
GB GB01 X Coll GB027 X 0722
GB GB01 X Colonsay GBCSA X 0724
GB GB01 X Convoys Wharf GB124 GBLON
GB GB01 X Corpach GBCOR X 0713
GB GB01 X Coryton GBCOY GBLON
GB GB01 X Cowes, Isle of Wight GBCOW X 0206
GB GB01 X Craignure GBCNU X 0736
GB GB01 X Creeksea GB149 GBRFD
GB GB01 X Cromarty Firth GBCRN X
GB GB01 X Cumbrae GB086 GBCYP
GB GB01 X Dagenham GBDAG GBLON
GB GB01 X Dartford GBDFD GBLON
GB GB01 X Dartmouth GBDTM X 0310
GB GB01 X Dean Point Quarry GBDNQ X 3016
GB GB01 X Deptford GBDEP GBLON
GB GB01 X Dover GBDVR X 0106
GB GB01 X Dundee GBDUN X 0808
GB GB01 X Dunoon GBDNU GBCYP
GB GB01 X Dutch River Wharf GB230 X
GB GB01 X Eastham GBEAM GBMNC
GB GB01 X Eday GBEOI GBKWL
GB GB01 X Edinburgh GBEDI GBFOR 0809
GB GB01 X Egilsay GB175 GBKWL
GB GB01 X Eigg GB166 X 0727
GB GB01 X Ellesmere Port GBELL GBMNC
GB GB01 X Erith GBERI GBLON
GB GB01 X Exeter GBEXE GBEXM
GB GB01 X Exmouth GBEXM X 0302
GB GB01 X Falmouth GBFAL X 0307
GB GB01 X Fareham GBFHM X 0207
GB GB01 X Faslane GBFAS GBCYP
GB GB01 X Faversham GBFAV GBMED
GB GB01 X Fawley GBFAW GBSOU
GB GB01 X Felixstowe GBFXT X 1202
GB GB01 X Fingringhoe GBFRH GBCOL
GB GB01 X Finnart GBFNT GBCYP
GB GB01 X Fishguard GBFIS X 0502
GB GB01 X Fleetwood GBFLE X 0603
GB GB01 X Flixborough GBFLW GB203
GB GB01 X Flotta Terminal GBFLH GBKWL
GB GB01 X Folkestone GBFOL X 0107
GB GB01 X Forth GBFOR X
GB GB01 X Fosdyke GBFDK X 1106
GB GB01 X Fowey GBFOY X 0305
GB GB01 X Fraserburgh GBFRB X 0817
GB GB01 X Gainsborough GBGAI GBSCP
GB GB01 X Garston GBGTN X 0609
GB GB01 X Gillingham GBGIL GBMED
GB GB01 X Girvan GBGIR X 0707
GB GB01 X Glasgow GBGLW GBCYP 0703
GB GB01 X Glasson Dock GBGLD GBLAN
GB GB01 X Glensanda GBGSA X 0740
GB GB01 X Gloucester GBGLO GBSSS
GB GB01 X Goole GBGOO X 1004
GB GB01 X Gourock GBGUR GBCYP
GB GB01 X Graemsay GBGAE X
GB GB01 X Grangemouth GBGRG GBFOR
GB GB01 X Granton GBGRN GBFOR
GB GB01 X Gravesend GBGVS GBLON
GB GB01 X Great Yarmouth GBGTY X 1104
GB GB01 X Greenhithe GBGHI GBLON
GB GB01 X Greenock GBGRK GBCYP
GB GB01 X Greenwich GBGNW GBLON
GB GB01 X Grimsby GBGSY GBIMM
GB GB01 X Grove Wharves GBGRW GB203
GB GB01 X Gunness GBGUW GB203
GB GB01 X Hamble GBHAM GBSOU
GB GB01 X Hartlepool GBHTP GBMME
GB GB01 X Harwich GBHRW X 1203
GB GB01 X Harwich Navyard GB115 GBHRW
GB GB01 X Hayle GBHAY X
GB GB01 X Heysham GBHYM X 0604
GB GB01 X Hole Haven GBHHN GBLON
GB GB01 X Holyhead GBHLY X 0503
GB GB01 X Hound Point GBHPT GBFOR
GB GB01 X Howdendyke GBHDD GB222
GB GB01 X Hull GBHUL X 1001
GB GB01 X Hunterston GBHST GBCYP
GB GB01 X Immingham GBIMM X 1006
GB GB01 X Invergordon GBIVG GBCRN 0803
GB GB01 X Inverkeithing GBINK X 0819
GB GB01 X Inverness GBINV X 0804
GB GB01 X Ipswich GBIPS X 1201
GB GB01 X Islay GBIYP X 0737
GB GB01 X Isle of Grain GBIOG GBMED
GB GB01 X Isle of Skye GBSKY GBUIG
GB GB01 X Itchenor GBITC GBCST
GB GB01 X Keadby GBKEA GB203
GB GB01 X Kennacraig GBKCG X 0732
GB GB01 X Kilchoan GBKOA X 0765
GB GB01 X Killingholme GBKGH GBIMM
GB GB01 X Kilroot GBKLR X 1311
GB GB01 X Kings Ferry GB211 GB203
GB GB01 X King's Lynn GBKLN X 1103
GB GB01 X Kingsnorth GBKNK GBMED
GB GB01 X Kingston-upon-Hull GBKUH GBHUL
GB GB01 X Kinlochbervie GBKBE X
GB GB01 X Kirkcaldy GBKKD GBFOR
GB GB01 X Kirkcudbright GBKBT X 0715
GB GB01 X Kirkwall GBKWL X 0801
GB GB01 X Lancaster GBLAN X 0608
GB GB01 X Largs GBLGS GBCYP
GB GB01 X Larne GBLAR X 1307
GB GB01 X Larne Bank Quays GB120 X 1308
GB GB01 X Laxo GBLAX GBSUL
GB GB01 X Leigh-on-Sea GBLOS GBLON
GB GB01 X Leith GBLEI GBFOR
GB GB01 X Lerwick GBLER X 0821
GB GB01 X Lismore GB164 X 0764
GB GB01 X Littlehampton GBLIT X 0205
GB GB01 X Liverpool GBLIV X 0601
GB GB01 X Llandulas GBLLD X 0510
GB GB01 X Llanelli GBLLN X
GB GB01 X Loch Carnan GB231 X
GB GB01 X Loch Katrine GB233 X
GB GB01 X Lochaline GBLOL X 0741
GB GB01 X Lochinver GBLOV X
GB GB01 X Lochmaddy GBLMA X 0738
GB GB01 X London GBLON X 0102
GB GB01 X Londonderry GBLDY X 1301
GB GB01 X Longhope GBLHP GBKWL
GB GB01 X Lossiemouth GBLSS X 0814
GB GB01 X Lowestoft GBLOW X 1105
GB GB01 X Lydney GBLYD GBSSS
GB GB01 X Lymington GBLYM X
GB GB01 X Macduff GBMCD X 0816
GB GB01 X Magheramorne GBMGO X 1309
GB GB01 X Maldon GBMAL X 0110
GB GB01 X Mallaig GBMLG X 0719
GB GB01 X Manchester GBMNC X 0602
GB GB01 X Medway GBMED X 0103
GB GB01 X Menai Bridge GBMEB X
GB GB01 X Methil GBMTH GBFOR
GB GB01 X Middlesbrough GBMID GBMME
GB GB01 X Milford Docks GB138 GBMLF
GB GB01 X Milford Haven GBMLF X 0501
GB GB01 X Millbay Docks GB145 GBPLY
GB GB01 X Millom GBMLM X
GB GB01 X Mistley GBMIS X 1205
GB GB01 X Montrose GBMON X 0807
GB GB01 X Mostyn GBCHE X 0505
GB GB01 X Mull GBMUL GBCNU
GB GB01 X Neap House GBNEH GB203
GB GB01 X Neath GBNEA X 0410
GB GB01 X New Holland GBNHO GB221 1002
GB GB01 X Newburgh GBNBU X
GB GB01 X Newcastle upon Tyne GBNCL GBTYN
GB GB01 X Newhaven GBNHV X 0201
GB GB01 X Newlyn GBNYL X 0318
GB GB01 X Newport, Gwent GBNPT X 0405
GB GB01 X Newport, Isle of Wight GBNPO X 0209
GB GB01 X North Ronalsday GBNRO X
GB GB01 X North Shields GBNSH GBTYN
GB GB01 X North Uist GB153 GBLMA
GB GB01 X Northfleet GBNFT GBLON
GB GB01 X Northwich GBNTH GBMNC
GB GB01 X Norwich GBNRW GBGTY
GB GB01 X Oban GBOBA X 0729
GB GB01 X Otterham Quay GB134 GBMED
GB GB01 X Padstow GBPAD X 0311
GB GB01 X Papa Westray GBPPW GBKWL
GB GB01 X Par GBPAR X 0306
GB GB01 X Parkeston Quay GBPST GBHRW
GB GB01 X Partington GBPTT GBMNC
GB GB01 X Pembroke GBPEM GBMLF
GB GB01 X Pembroke Dock GBPED GBMLF
GB GB01 X Penryn GBPRY GBFAL
GB GB01 X Penzance GBPEN X 0317
GB GB01 X Perth GBPER X 0810
GB GB01 X Peterhead GBPHD X 0805
GB GB01 X Peterhead Bay GB143 GBPHD
GB GB01 X Plymouth GBPLY X 0304
GB GB01 X Poole GBPOO X 0301
GB GB01 X Port Askaig GBPAK X 0710
GB GB01 X Port Ellen GBPLN GBIYP
GB GB01 X Port Glasgow GB091 GBCYP
GB GB01 X Port Penrhyn GBPPE X 0508
GB GB01 X Port Sutton Bridge GBPSB X 1109
GB GB01 X Port Talbot GBPTB X 0409
GB GB01 X Portbury GBPRU GBBRS
GB GB01 X Portishead GBPTH GBBRS
GB GB01 X Portland GBPTL GBWEY
GB GB01 X Portree GBPRT GBUIG
GB GB01 X Portrush GBPTR X 1303
GB GB01 X Portsmouth GBPME X 0203
GB GB01 X Purfleet GBPFT GBLON
GB GB01 X Queenborough GBQUB GBMED
GB GB01 X Rainham GBRAH GBMED
GB GB01 X Ramsgate GBRMG X 0105
GB GB01 X Red Bay GB070 X 1304
GB GB01 X Redcar GBRER GBMME
GB GB01 X Renfrew GBREN GBCYP
GB GB01 X Rhyl GBRHY X
GB GB01 X Richborough GB188 GBSDW
GB GB01 X Ridham Dock GBRID GBMED
GB GB01 X River Hull and Humber GB221 X
GB GB01 X River Ouse GB222 X
GB GB01 X Rochester GBRCS GBMED
GB GB01 X Rochford GBRFD X 0108
GB GB01 X Rosyth GBROY GBEDI
GB GB01 X Rotherham GBRTH X
GB GB01 X Rothesay GBRAY GBCYP
GB GB01 X Rousay GB170 GBKWL
GB GB01 X Rowhedge GBROW GBCOL
GB GB01 X Runcorn GBRUN GBMNC
GB GB01 X Rye GBRYE X 0112
GB GB01 X Salt End GBSED GBHUL
GB GB01 X Saltburn GBSLN GBIVG
GB GB01 X Sanday GBNDY GBKWL
GB GB01 X Sandwich GBSDW X 0111
GB GB01 X Scalloway GBSWY GBSUL
GB GB01 X Scapa Flow GBSFW GBKWL
GB GB01 X Scarborough GBSCA GBWTB
GB GB01 X Scrabster GBSCR X 0811
GB GB01 X Scunthorpe GBSCP GB203 1003
GB GB01 X Seaforth GBSEF GBLIV
GB GB01 X Seaham GBSEA X 0906
GB GB01 X Selby GBSLB GB222 1005
GB GB01 X Shapinsay GBSPY X
GB GB01 X Sharpness GBSSS X 0404
GB GB01 X Sheerness GBSHS GBMED
GB GB01 X Shell Haven GBSHV GBLON
GB GB01 X Shetlands GB010 GBSUL
GB GB01 X Shoreham GBSHO X 0202
GB GB01 X Shotton GBSHT X 0509
GB GB01 X Silloth GBSIL X 0607
GB GB01 X Silvertown GBSVT GBLON
GB GB01 X Skerries GB180 GBSUL
GB GB01 X South Bank GB215 GBMME
GB GB01 X South Shields GBSSH GBTYN
GB GB01 X Southampton GBSOU X 0204
GB GB01 X Southend GBSND GBLON
GB GB01 X Southwold GBSWD X
GB GB01 X St Margaret's Hope GB232 X
GB GB01 X Stanlow GBSOW GBMNC
GB GB01 X Stockton GBSCT GBMME
GB GB01 X Stornoway GBSTO X 0714
GB GB01 X Stranraer GBSTR X 0701
GB GB01 X Stromness GBSNS GBKWL
GB GB01 X Stronsay GBSOY GBKWL
GB GB01 X Strood GBSTD GBMED
GB GB01 X Sullom Voe GBSUL X 0802
GB GB01 X Sunderland GBSUN X 0905
GB GB01 X Sutton Harbour GBSUS GBPLY
GB GB01 X Swansea GBSWA X 0411
GB GB01 X Symbister GBSYM GBSUL
GB GB01 X Tarbert GBTAB GBCYP 0718
GB GB01 X Tayport GBTAY GBDUN
GB GB01 X Tees and Hartlepool GBMME X 0907
GB GB01 X Tees River GB202 GBMME
GB GB01 X Teesport GBTEE GBMME
GB GB01 X Teignmouth GBTNM X 0303
GB GB01 X Tetney Terminal GBTTL GB221
GB GB01 X Thamesport GBTHP GBMED
GB GB01 X Thurso GBTHR GBSCR
GB GB01 X Tilbury GBTIL GBLON
GB GB01 X Tingwall GBTWL GBKWL
GB GB01 X Tobermory GBTOB GB031
GB GB01 X Topsham GBTHM GBEXM
GB GB01 X Torquay GBTOR GBBRX
GB GB01 X Totnes GBTTS GBDTM
GB GB01 X Tranmere GBTRA GBLIV
GB GB01 X Trent River GB203 X
GB GB01 X Troon GBTRN X
GB GB01 X Truro GBTRU X 0313
GB GB01 X Tyne GBTYN X 0904
GB GB01 X Tynemouth GBTYM GBTYN
GB GB01 X Uig GBUIG X 0730
GB GB01 X Ullapool GBULL X 0720
GB GB01 X Wallasea GBWLA GBRFD
GB GB01 X Warrenpoint GBWPT X 1321
GB GB01 X Warrington GBWRN GBMNC
GB GB01 X Watchet GBWAT X 0401
GB GB01 X Wells GBWLS X 1107
GB GB01 X Wemyss Bay GBWMB GBCYP
GB GB01 X Weston Point GBWSP GBMNC
GB GB01 X Westray GBWRY GBKWL
GB GB01 X Weymouth GBWEY X 0308
GB GB01 X Whitby GBWTB X 0908
GB GB01 X Whitehaven GBWHV X 0605
GB GB01 X Whitstable GBWTS X 0104
GB GB01 X Wick GBWIC X 0812
GB GB01 X Wisbech GBWIS X 1102
GB GB01 X Wivenhoe GBWIV GBCOL
GB GB01 X Workington GBWOR X 0606
GB GB01 X Wyre GB176 GBKWL
GB GB01 X Yarmouth GBYMO X
GB GB01 X Yelland GBYLL GBBND
GB GB01 X GB offhsore installations GB88P
GB GB01 X Other – United Kingdom (Great Britain and Northern Ireland) GB888
GB GB02 X Other – United Kingdom Isle of Man GB888
GB GB03 X Other – United Kingdom Channel islands GB888
GB GB09 X Other – United Kingdom (unknown MCA) GB888
352 352 177 175
THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Directive 95/64/EC of 8 December 1995 on statistical returns in respect of carriage of goods and passengers by sea(1), and in particular Article 4(1) and Article 12 thereof,
(1) Additional statistical variables, definitions and structure for statistical datasets are necessary to distinguish the collection of data on cruise passengers.
(2) The type of cargo classification needs to be modified to ensure a clear definition of the scope of the statistics.
(3) The nomenclature on the maritime coastal areas and the nomenclature on the nationality of registration of vessels need to be adapted to technical developments.
(4) In accordance with Article 12, the first indent, of Directive 95/64/EC, the Commission may adapt the content of the Annexes thereto. Directive 95/64/EC should therefore be amended accordingly.
(5) In accordance with Article 4 of Directive 95/64/EC, the Commission may draw up and update the list of ports coded and classified by country and maritime coastal area.
(6) Commission Decision 98/385/EC of 13 May 1998 on rules for implementing Council Directive 95/64/EC on statistical returns in respect of carriage of goods and passengers by sea(2), provided for a list of ports.
(7) The list of ports needs to be updated. Decision 98/385/EC should therefore be amended.
(8) Commission Decision 2000/363/EC of 28 April 2000 on rules for implementing Council Directive 95/64/EC on statistical returns in respect of carriage of goods and passengers by sea(3)amended the Annexes II, IV, V and VIII to Directive 95/64/EC and the list of ports drawn up in Annex II to Decision 98/385/EC. It can therefore be repealed.
(9) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Statistical Programme Committee set up by Council Decision 89/382/EEC, Euratom of 19 June 1989 establishing a Committee on the Statistical Programmes of the European Communities(4),
HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:

Article 1
Annexes I, II, IV, V, VI and VIII to Directive 95/64/EC are replaced by Annexes I, II, III, IV, V and VI to this Decision.

Article 2
The list of ports drawn up in Annex II to Decision 98/385/EC is replaced by the updated list of ports coded and classified by country and maritime coastal area, as provided in Annex VII to this Decision.

Article 3
Decision 2000/363/EC shall be repealed.
Any references to the repealed Decision shall be construed as references to this Decision.

Article 4
This Decision is addressed to the Member States.
This Decision shall apply from the reference year 2004, covering the 2004 data.

THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Directive 95/64/EC of 8 December 1995 on statistical returns in respect of carriage of goods and passengers by sea(1), and in particular Article 4(1) and Article 12 thereof,
(1) Additional statistical variables, definitions and structure for statistical datasets are necessary to distinguish the collection of data on cruise passengers.
(2) The type of cargo classification needs to be modified to ensure a clear definition of the scope of the statistics.
(3) The nomenclature on the maritime coastal areas and the nomenclature on the nationality of registration of vessels need to be adapted to technical developments.
(4) In accordance with Article 12, the first indent, of Directive 95/64/EC, the Commission may adapt the content of the Annexes thereto. Directive 95/64/EC should therefore be amended accordingly.
(5) In accordance with Article 4 of Directive 95/64/EC, the Commission may draw up and update the list of ports coded and classified by country and maritime coastal area.
(6) Commission Decision 98/385/EC of 13 May 1998 on rules for implementing Council Directive 95/64/EC on statistical returns in respect of carriage of goods and passengers by sea(2), provided for a list of ports.
(7) The list of ports needs to be updated. Decision 98/385/EC should therefore be amended.
(8) Commission Decision 2000/363/EC of 28 April 2000 on rules for implementing Council Directive 95/64/EC on statistical returns in respect of carriage of goods and passengers by sea(3)amended the Annexes II, IV, V and VIII to Directive 95/64/EC and the list of ports drawn up in Annex II to Decision 98/385/EC. It can therefore be repealed.
(9) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Statistical Programme Committee set up by Council Decision 89/382/EEC, Euratom of 19 June 1989 establishing a Committee on the Statistical Programmes of the European Communities(4),
HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
Annexes I, II, IV, V, VI and VIII to Directive 95/64/EC are replaced by Annexes I, II, III, IV, V and VI to this Decision.
The list of ports drawn up in Annex II to Decision 98/385/EC is replaced by the updated list of ports coded and classified by country and maritime coastal area, as provided in Annex VII to this Decision.
Decision 2000/363/EC shall be repealed.
Any references to the repealed Decision shall be construed as references to this Decision.
This Decision is addressed to the Member States.
This Decision shall apply from the reference year 2004, covering the 2004 data.
ANNEX I
‘ANNEX I
VARIABLES AND DEFINITIONS 1. Statistical Variables
(a) Cargo and passenger information
—
Gross weight of goods in tonnes,
—
type of cargo, according to the nomenclature shown in Annex II,
—
description of the goods, using the nomenclature shown in Annex III,
—
reporting port,
—
direction of movement, whether inwards or outwards,
—
for inward cargo: the port of loading (i.e. the port in which the cargo was loaded on to the ship in which it arrived in the reporting port) using individual ports in the European Economic Area (EEA) countries shown in the port list, and the maritime coastal areas outside the EEA countries, shown in Annex IV,
—
for outward cargo: the port of unloading (i. e. the port in which the cargo is to be unloaded from the ship in which it left the reporting port) using individual ports in the EEA countries shown in the port list, and the maritime coastal areas outside the EEA countries, shown in Annex IV,
—
number of passengers starting or finishing a voyage as well as number of cruise passengers on a cruise passenger excursion.
For goods carried in containers or ro-ro units, the following additional particulars shall be provided:
—
total number of containers (with and without cargo),
—
number of containers without cargo,
—
total number of mobile (ro-ro) units with and without cargo,
—
number of mobile (ro-ro) units without cargo.
(b) Information on the vessel
—
Number of vessels;
—
deadweight of vessels or gross tonnage;
—
country or territory of registration of vessels, using the nomenclature shown in Annex V;
—
type of vessels, using the nomenclature shown in Annex VI;
—
size of vessels, using the nomenclature shown in Annex VII. 2. Definitions
(a) “Freight container” means an article of transport equipment: 1. of a permanent nature and accordingly strong enough to be suitable for repeated use; 2. specially designed to facilitate the carriage of goods by one or more modes of transport, without intermediate reloading; 3. fitted with devices permitting its ready handling, particularly its transfer from one mode of transport to another; 4. so designed as to be easy to fill and empty; 5. having a length of 20 feet or more.
(b) “Ro-ro unit” means wheeled equipment for carrying cargo, such as a truck, trailer or semi-trailer, which can be driven or towed onto a vessel. Port or ships’ trailers are included in this definition. Classifications should follow United Nations ECE Recommendation No 21 “Codes for types of cargo, packages and packaging materials”.
(c) “Container cargo” means containers with or without cargo which are lifted on or off the vessels which carry them by sea.
(d) “Ro-ro cargo” means goods, whether or not in containers, on ro-ro units, and ro-ro units which are rolled on and off the vessels which carry them by sea.
(e) “Gross weight of goods” means the tonnage of goods carried, including packaging but excluding the tare weight of containers or ro-ro units.
(f) “Deadweight (DWT)” means the difference in tonnes between the displacement of a ship on summer load-line in water with a specific gravity of 1,025 and the total weight of the ship, i. e. the displacement in tonnes of a ship without cargo, fuel, lubricating oil, ballast water, fresh water and drinking water in the tanks, usable supplies as well as passengers, crew and their possessions.
(g) “Gross tonnage” means the measure of the overall size of a ship determined in accordance with the provisions of the International Convention on Tonnage Measurement of Ships, 1969. (h) “Cruise passenger” means a sea passenger making a sea journey on a cruise ship. Passengers on day excursions are excluded.
(i) “Cruise ship” means a passenger ship intended to provide passengers with a full tourist experience. All passengers have cabins. Facilities for entertainment aboard are included. Ships operating normal ferry services are excluded, even if some passengers treat the service as a cruise. In addition, cargo-carrying vessels able to carry a very limited number of passengers with their own cabins are also excluded. Ships intended solely for day excursions are also excluded.
(j) “Cruise passenger excursion” means a short visit by a cruise passenger to a tourist attraction associated with a port while retaining a cabin on board.’
ANNEX II
‘ANNEX II
TYPE OF CARGO CLASSIFICATION
Category (1) Code
1 digit
Code
2 digits
Description
Tonnage
Number
Liquid bulk
1
1X
Liquid bulk goods (no cargo unit)
X

11
Liquefied gas
X

12
Crude oil
X

13
Oil products
X

19
Other liquid bulk goods
X

Dry bulk
2
2X
Dry bulk goods (no cargo unit)
X

21
Ores
X

22
Coal
X

23
Agricultural products (e.g. grain, soya, tapioca)
X

29
Other dry bulk goods
X

Containers
3
3X
Large containers
X (2) X
31
20 ft freight units
X (2) X
32
40 ft freight units
X (2) X
33
Freight units > 20 ft and < 40 ft
X (2) X
34
Freight units > 40 ft
X (2) X
Roll-on roll-off
(self-propelled)
5
5X
Mobile self-propelled units
X
X
51
Road goods vehicles and accompanying trailers
X (2) X
52
Passenger cars, motorcycles and accompanying trailers/caravans

X (3) 53
Passenger buses

X (3) 54
Trade vehicles (including import/export motor vehicles)
X
X (3) 56
Live animals on the hoof
X
X (3) 59
Other mobile self-propelled units
X
X
Roll-on roll-off
(non-self-propelled)
6
6X
Mobile non-self-propelled units
X
X
61
Unaccompanied road goods trailers and semi-trailers
X (2) X
62
Unaccompanied caravans and other road, agricultural and industrial vehicles
X
X (3) 63
Rail wagons, shipborne port-to-port trailers, and shipborne barges engaged in goods transport
X (2) X
69
Other mobile non-self-propelled units
X
X
Other general cargo
(including small containers)
9
9X
Other cargo, not elsewhere specified
X

91
Forestry products
X

92
Iron and steel products
X

99
Other general cargo
X

(1) These categories are consistent with United Nations ECE Recommendation No 21.
(2) The quantity recorded is the gross weight of the goods including packaging but excluding the tare weight of containers and ro-ro-units.
(3) Only total number of units.’

ANNEX III
‘ANNEX IV
MARITIME COASTAL AREAS
The nomenclature to be used is the Geonomenclature (the country nomenclature for the external trade statistics of the Community and statistics of trade between Member States, originally drawn up by Council Regulation (EEC) No 1736/75 (1)) in force in the year to which the data refer.
The code consists of four digits: the ISO alpha 2 standard code for each country from the abovementioned nomenclature, followed by two zeros (e.g. code GR00 for Greece), except for countries which are divided into two or more maritime coastal areas, which are identified by a fourth digit other than zero (from 1 to 7), as below:
Code
Maritime coastal areas
FR01
France: Atlantic and North Sea
FR02
France: Mediterranean
FR03
French overseas departments: French Guiana
FR04
French overseas departments: Martinique and Guadeloupe
FR05
French overseas departments: Réunion
DE01
Germany: North Sea
DE02
Germany: Baltic
DE03
Germany: Inland
GB01
United Kingdom
GB02
Isle of Man
GB03
Channels Islands
ES01
Spain: Atlantic (North)
ES02
Spain: Mediterranean and Atlantic (South), including the Balearic and Canary Islands
SE01
Sweden: Baltic
SE02
Sweden: North Sea
TR01
Turkey: Black Sea
TR02
Turkey: Mediterranean
RU01
Russia: Black Sea
RU02
Russia: Baltic
RU03
Russia: Asia
MA01
Morocco: Mediterranean
MA02
Morocco: West Africa
EG01
Egypt: Mediterranean
EG02
Egypt: Red Sea
IL01
Israel: Mediterranean
IL02
Israel: Red Sea
SA01
Saudi Arabia: Red Sea
SA02
Saudi Arabia: Gulf
US01
United States of America: Atlantic (North)
US02
United States of America: Atlantic (South)
US03
United States of America: Gulf
US04
United States of America: Pacific (South)
US05
United States of America: Pacific (North)
US06
United States of America: Great Lakes
US07
Puerto Rico
CA01
Canada: Atlantic
CA02
Canada: Great Lakes and Upper Saint Lawrence
CA03
Canada: West Coast
CO01
Colombia: North Coast
CO02
Colombia: West Coast
With the additional codes
ZZ01
Offshore installations
ZZ02
Aggregates and not elsewhere specified’

(1)
OJ L 183, 14.7.1975, p. 3.

ANNEX IV
‘ANNEX V
NATIONALITY OF REGISTRATION OF VESSELS
The nomenclature to be used is the Geonomenclature (the country nomenclature for the external trade statistics of the Community and statistics of trade between Member States originally drawn up by Council Regulation (EEC) No 1736/75 (1)) in force in the year to which the data refer.
The code consists of four digits: the ISO alpha 2 standard code for each country from the above-mentioned nomenclature, followed by two zeros (e.g. code GR00 for Greece), except for countries with more than one register which are identified by a fourth digit other than zero, as below:
FR01
France
FR02
French Antarctic Territory (including the Kerguelen Islands)
IT01
Italy – first register
IT02
Italy – international register
GB01
United Kingdom
GB02
Isle of Man
GB03
Channel Islands
GB04
Gibraltar
DK01
Denmark
DK02
Denmark (DIS)
PT01
Portugal
PT02
Portugal (MAR)
ES01
Spain
ES02
Spain (Rebeca)
NO01
Norway
NO02
Norway (NIS)
US01
United States of America
US02
Puerto Rico’

(1)
OJ L 183, 14.7.1975, p. 3.

ANNEX V
‘ANNEX VI
TYPE OF SHIP CLASSIFICATION (ICST-COM)

Type
Ship categories included
10
Liquid bulk
Oil tanker
Chemical tanker
LG tanker
Tanker barge
Other tanker
20
Dry bulk
Bulk/oil carrier
Bulk carrier
31
Container
Full container
32
Specialized
Barge carrier
Chemical carrier
Irradiated fuel
Livestock carrier
Vehicle carrier
Other specialised
33
General cargo, non-specialized
Reefer
Ro-ro passenger
Ro-ro container
Other ro-ro cargo
Combination carrier general cargo/passenger
Combination carrier general cargo/container
Single decker
Multi-decker
34
Dry cargo barge
Deck barge
Hopper barge
Lash-seabee barge
Open dry cargo barge
Coverd dry cargo barge
Other dry cargo barge nes
35
Passenger
Passenger (excluding cruise passengers)
36
Cruise Passenger
Cruise ships only
41
Fishing (*1)
Fish catching (*1)
Fish processing (*1)
42
Offshore activities
Drilling and exploration (*1)
Offshore support (*1)
43
Tugs
Tugs (*1)
Pusher craft (*1)
49
Miscellaneous
Dredgers (*1)
Research/survey (*1)
Other vessel nes (*1)
XX
Unknown
Unknown type of vessel

(*1) Not covered by this Directive.’

ANNEX VI
‘ANNEX VIII
STRUCTURE FOR STATISTICAL DATA SETS
The data sets specified in this Annex define the periodicity for the maritime transport statistics required by the Community. Each data set defines a cross classification of a limited set of dimensions at different levels of the nomenclatures, aggregated across all other dimensions, for which statistics of good quality are required.
The conditions for collecting data set B1 will be decided by the Council on a proposal from the Commission in the light of the results of the pilot study during a three-year transitional period as defined in Article 10 of this Directive.
SUMMARY AND DETAILED STATISTICS
—
The data sets to be provided for selected ports for goods and passengers are A1, A2, B1, C1, D1, E1, F1 and/or F2. —
The data sets to be provided for selected ports for goods but not for passengers are A1, A2, A3, B1, C1, E1, F1 and/or F2. —
The data sets to be provided for selected ports for passengers but not for goods are A3, D1, F1 and/or F2. —
The data set to be provided for selected ports and for ports which are not selected (for neither goods nor passengers) is A3. Data set A1: Seaborne transport in the main European ports by port, type of cargo and relation
Periodicity:
quarterly

Variables
Coding detail
Nomenclature
Dimensions
Data set
Two-character alphanumeric
A1
Reference year
Four-character alphanumeric
(e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter
One-character alphanumeric
(1, 2, 3, 4)
Reporting port
Five-character alphanumeric
Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction
One-character alphanumeric
Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Port of loading/unloading
Five-character alphanumeric
EEA-ports in the port list
Relation
Four-character alphanumeric
Maritime coastal areas, Annex IV
Type of cargo
One-character alphanumeric
Type of cargo, Annex II
Data: Gross weight of goods in tonnes.
Data set A2: Non-unit-load seaborne transport in the main European ports, by port, type of cargo and relation
Periodicity:
quarterly

Variables
Coding detail
Nomenclature
Dimensions
Data set
Two-character alphanumeric
A2
Reference year
Four-character alphanumeric
(e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter
One-character alphanumeric
(1, 2, 3, 4)
Reporting port
Five-character alphanumeric
Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction
One-character alphanumeric
Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Port of loading/unloading
Five-character alphanumeric
EEA-ports in the port list
Relation
Four-character alphanumeric
Maritime coastal areas, Annex IV
Type of cargo
Two-character alphanumeric
Type of cargo, (non-unit-load only) Annex II (subcategories 1X, 11, 12, 13, 19, 2X, 21, 22, 23, 29, 9X, 91, 92 and 99)
Data: Gross weight of goods in tonnes.
Data set A3: Data required for both selected ports and ports for which detailed statistics are not required (see Article 4(3))
Periodicity:
annual

Variables
Coding detail
Nomenclature
Dimensions
Data set
Two-character alphanumeric
A3
Reference year
Four-character alphanumeric
(e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter
One-character alphanumeric
(0) Reporting port
Five-character alphanumeric
All ports in the port list
Direction
One-character alphanumeric
Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Data:
Gross weight of goods in tonnes.
Number of passengers (excluding cruise passengers).
Number of cruise passengers starting and ending a cruise.
Number of cruise passengers on cruise passenger excursion: direction: inwards (1) only – (optional).
Data set B1: Seaborne transport in the main European ports, by port, type of cargo, goods and relation
Periodicity:
annual

Variables
Coding detail
Nomenclature
Dimensions
Data set
Two-character alphanumeric
B1
Reference year
Four-character alphanumeric
(e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter
One-character alphanumeric
(0) Reporting port
Five-character alphanumeric
Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction
One-character alphanumeric
Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Port of loading/unloading
Five-character alphanumeric
EEA-ports in the port list
Relation
Four-character alphanumeric
Maritime coastal areas, Annex IV
Type of cargo
One-character alphanumeric
Type of cargo, Annex II
Commodity
Two-character alphanumeric
Goods nomenclature, Annex III
Data: Gross weight of goods in tonnes.
Data set C1: Unit-load seaborne transport in the main European ports, by port, type of cargo, relation and loaded status
Periodicity:
quarterly

Variables
Coding detail
Nomenclature
Dimensions
Data set
Two-character alphanumeric
C1
Reference year
Four-character alphanumeric
(e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter
One-character alphanumeric
(1, 2, 3, 4)
Reporting port
Five-character alphanumeric
Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction
One-character alphanumeric
Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Port of loading/unloading
Five-character alphanumeric
EEA-ports in the port list
Relation
Four-character alphanumeric
Maritime coastal areas, Annex IV
Type of cargo
Two-character alphanumeric
Type of cargo (container, ro-ro only) Annex II (subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 5X, 51, 52, 53, 54, 56, 59, 6X, 61, 62, 63 and 69)
Data:
Gross weight of goods in tonnes (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 51, 54, 56, 59, 6X, 61, 62, 63 and 69).
Number of units (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 5X, 51, 52, 53, 54, 56, 59, 6X, 61, 62, 63 and 69).
Number of units without cargo (type of cargo: subcategories 3X, 31, 32, 33, 34, 5X, 51, 59, 6X, 61, 63 and 69).
Data set D1: Passenger transport in the main European ports, by relation and nationality of registration of vessel
Periodicity:
quarterly

Variables
Coding detail
Nomenclature
Dimensions
Data set
Two-character alphanumeric
D1
Reference year
Four-character alphanumeric
(e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter
One-character alphanumeric
(1, 2, 3, 4)
Reporting port
Five-character alphanumeric
Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction
One-character alphanumeric
Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Port of loading/unloading
Five-character alphanumeric
EEA-ports in the port list
Relation
Four-character alphanumeric
Maritime coastal areas, Annex IV
Nationality of registration of vessel
Four-character alphanumeric
Nationality of registration of vessels, Annex V
Data: Number of passengers excluding cruise passengers starting and ending a cruise and cruise passengers on excursion
Data set E1: Seaborne transport in the main European ports, by port, type of cargo, relation and nationality of registration of vessels
Periodicity:
annual

Variables
Coding detail
Nomenclature
Dimensions
Data set
Two-character alphanumeric
E1
Reference year
Four-character alphanumeric
(e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter
One-character alphanumeric
(0) Reporting port
Five-character alphanumeric
Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction
One-character alphanumeric
Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Port of loading/unloading
Five-character alphanumeric
EEA-ports in the port list
Relation
Four-character alphanumeric
Maritime coastal areas, Annex IV
Type of cargo
One-character alphanumeric
Type of cargo, Annex II
Nationality of registration of vessel
Four-character alphanumeric
Nationality of registration of vessels, Annex V
Data: Gross weight of goods in tonnes.
Data set F1: European port vessel traffic in the main European ports, by port, type and size of vessels loading or unloading cargo, embarking or disembarking passengers (including cruise passengers on cruise passenger excursion)
Periodicity:
quarterly

Variables
Coding detail
Nomenclature
Dimensions
Data set
Two-character alphanumeric
F1
Reference year
Four-character alphanumeric
(e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter
One-character alphanumeric
(1, 2, 3, 4)
Reporting port
Five-character alphanumeric
Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction
One-character alphanumeric
Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Type of vessel
Two-character alphanumeric
Type of ship, Annex VI
Size of vessel DWT
Two-character alphanumeric
Dead weight size classes, Annex VII
Data:
Number of vessels;
Dead weight of vessels in tonnes.
Data set F2: European port vessel traffic in the main European ports, by port, type and size of vessels loading or unloading cargo, embarking or disembarking passengers (including cruise passengers on cruise passenger excursion)
Periodicity:
quarterly

Variables
Coding detail
Nomenclature
Dimensions
Data set
Two-character alphanumeric
F2
Reference year
Four-character alphanumeric
(e.g. 1997)
Reference quarter
One-character alphanumeric
(1, 2, 3, 4)
Reporting port
Five-character alphanumeric
Selected EEA ports in the port list
Direction
One-character alphanumeric
Inwards, outwards (1, 2)
Type of vessel
Two-character alphanumeric
Type of ship, Annex VI
Size of vessel GT
Two-character alphanumeric
Gross tonnage size classes, Annex VII
Data:
Number of vessels;
Gross tonnage of vessels.’

Description of the list of ports

ANNEX VIIEUROSTAT LIST OF EUROPEAN PORTSThe statistical ports and sub-ports are classified in alphabetical order for each Member State.
Structure
Column heading | Explanation
CTRY | country (ISO alpha 2 standard code)
MCA | maritime coastal area in which the port is situated (Annex IV of the Directive)
MODIFIC. | modified since Decision 2000/363/EC(1)
PORT NAME | name of the port
LOCODE | code (alphabetical) of the UN/Locode or code (numerical) temporarily allocated by Eurostat to ports without a Locode
NAT. STAT. GROUP | for a port that is not a statistical port, the national statistical group (nat. stat. group) is the code of the statistical port in which this port is included
STATISTICAL PORT | statistical port
NATIONAL CODE | code allocated to the statistical port in the national statistics of the Member State in which it is situated

CTRY | MCA | MODIFIC. | PORT NAME | LOCODE | NAT. STAT. GROUP | STATISTICAL PORT | NATIONAL CODE
BE | BE00 | X | Albertkanaal | BEABK | | X |
BE | BE00 | X | Antwerpen | BEANR | | X |
BE | BE00 | X | Brugge | BEBGS | BEZEE | |
BE | BE00 | X | Bruxelles (Brussel) | BEBRU | | X |
BE | BE00 | X | Gent | BEGNE | | X |
BE | BE00 | X | Liège | BELGG | | X |
BE | BE00 | X | Nieuwpoort | BENIE | | X |
BE | BE00 | X | Oostende | BEOST | | X |
BE | BE00 | X | Rupel | BERUP | BEBRU | |
BE | BE00 | X | Zeebrugge | BEZEE | | X |
BE | BE00 | X | Zelzate | BEZEL | BEGNE | |
BE | BE00 | X | BE offshore installations | BE88P | | |
BE | BE00 | X | Other – Belgium | BE888 | | |
| | | 11 | 11 | 3 | 8 |
DK | DK00 | X | Aabenraa | DKAAB | | X | 885-00
DK | DK00 | X | Aalborg | DKAAL | | X | 970-00
DK | DK00 | X | Aalborg Portland (Cementfabrikken Rørdal) | DKROR | | X | 971-00
DK | DK00 | X | Århus | DKAAR | | X | 980-00
DK | DK00 | X | Årø | DKARO | | X | 363-02
DK | DK00 | X | Årøsund | DKARD | | X | 363-01
DK | DK00 | X | Ærøskøbing | DKARK | | X | 864-00
DK | DK00 | X | Agersø | DKAGO | | X | 493-01
DK | DK00 | X | Agger Havn | DKAGH | | X | 896-00
DK | DK00 | X | Aggersund Havn | DKASH | | X | 976-00
DK | DK00 | X | Anholt | DKANH | | X | 982-01
DK | DK00 | X | Askø | DKASK | | X | 599-02
DK | DK00 | X | Asnæsværkets Havn | DKASV | | X | 462-00
DK | DK00 | X | Assens | DKASN | | X | 285-00
DK | DK00 | X | Augustenborg | DKAUB | | X | 881-00
DK | DK00 | X | Avedøreværkets Havn | DKAVE | | X | 045-00
DK | DK00 | X | Avernakø/Lyø | DKAVK | | X | 869-03
DK | DK00 | X | Bågø | DKBGO | | X | 287-00
DK | DK00 | X | Bagenkop | DKBAG | | X | 867-00
DK | DK00 | X | Ballebro | DKBLB | | X | 888-01
DK | DK00 | X | Bandholm (Maribo) | DKBDX | | X | 592-00
DK | DK00 | X | Bogø | DKBOG | | X | 636-00
DK | DK00 | X | Bøjden | DKBOS | | X | 869-01
DK | DK00 | X | Branden Havn | DKBRH | | X | 801-01
DK | DK00 | X | Cementfabrikken Danias Havn | DKDAN | | X | 674-01
DK | DK00 | X | Cementfabrikken Kongsdal Havn | DKKON | | X | 674-02
DK | DK00 | X | Dansk Salts Havn | DKDAS | | X | 675-00
DK | DK00 | X | Dragør | DKDRA | | X | 044-00
DK | DK00 | X | Ebeltoft | DKEBT | | X | 985-00
DK | DK00 | X | Egense | DKEGN | | X |
DK | DK00 | X | Egernsund | DKEND | | X | 883-00
DK | DK00 | X | Endelave | DKEDL | | X | 452-00
DK | DK00 | X | Enstedværkets Havn | DKENS | | X | 886-00
DK | DK00 | X | Esbjerg | DKEBJ | | X | 260-00
DK | DK00 | X | Fåborg Havn | DKFAA | | X | 861-00
DK | DK00 | X | Fakse Ladeplads Havn | DKFAK | | X | 637-00
DK | DK00 | X | Feggesund | DKFGS | | X | 897-01
DK | DK00 | X | Fejø | DKFEJ | | X | 598-01
DK | DK00 | X | Femø | DKFMO | | X | 598-02
DK | DK00 | X | Fredericia (Og Shell-Havnen) | DKFRC | | X | 280-00
DK | DK00 | X | Frederikshavn | DKFDH | | X | 290-00
DK | DK00 | X | Frederikssund Havn | DKFDS | | X | 371-00
DK | DK00 | X | Frederiskværk Havn (Frederiksværk Stålvalseværk) | DKSVV | | X | 374-00
DK | DK00 | X | Fur | DKFUH | | X | 803-00
DK | DK00 | X | Fynshav | DKFYH | | X | 887-00
DK | DK00 | X | Gedser | DKGED | | X | 593-00
DK | DK00 | X | Gråsten | DKGRA | | X | 882-00
DK | DK00 | X | Grenå | DKGRE | | X | 986-00
DK | DK00 | X | Gulfhavnen | DKGFH | | X | 592-01
DK | DK00 | X | Haderslev | DKHAD | | X | 360-00
DK | DK00 | X | Hadsund | DKHSU | | X | 969-00
DK | DK00 | X | Hals | DKHAS | | X |
DK | DK00 | X | Hanstholm | DKHAN | | X | 891-00
DK | DK00 | X | Hardeshøj | DKHDH | | X | 888-02
DK | DK00 | X | Hasle | DKHSL | | X | 744-00
DK | DK00 | X | Havneby | DKHNB | | X | 366-00
DK | DK00 | X | Havnsø | DKHVN | | X | 467-00
DK | DK00 | X | Helsingør (Elsinore) | DKHLS | | X | 370-00
DK | DK00 | X | Hirtshals | DKHIR | | X | 291-00
DK | DK00 | X | Hobro | DKHBO | | X | 979-00
DK | DK00 | X | Holbæk | DKHBK | | X | 463-01
DK | DK00 | X | Holstebro-Struer Havn | DKSTR | | X | 444-00
DK | DK00 | X | Horsens | DKHOR | | X | 450-00
DK | DK00 | X | Hou Havn | DKHOH | | X | 982-02
DK | DK00 | X | Hundested | DKHUN | | X | 375-00
DK | DK00 | X | Hvalpsund | DKHVA | | X | 977-00
DK | DK00 | X | Juelsminde Havn | DKJUE | | X | 451-00
DK | DK00 | X | Kalundborg | DKKAL | | X | 460-00
DK | DK00 | X | Kastrup | DKKTP | | X | 043-00
DK | DK00 | X | Kerteminde | DKKTD | | X | 643-00
DK | DK00 | X | Kleppen | DK102 | | X |
DK | DK00 | X | Københavns Havn | DKCPH | | X | 040-00
DK | DK00 | X | Køge | DKKOG | | X | 510-00
DK | DK00 | X | Kolby Kås Havn | DKKOK | | X | 984-00
DK | DK00 | X | Kolding | DKKOL | | X | 480-00
DK | DK00 | X | Korsør | DKKRR | | X | 490-00
DK | DK00 | X | Kragenæs | DKKRA | | X | 599-03
DK | DK00 | X | Kyndbyværkets Havn | DKKBY | | X | 372-00
DK | DK00 | X | Lemvig | DKLVG | | X | 441-00
DK | DK00 | X | Lindø Havn | DKLIN | | X | 641-00
DK | DK00 | X | Løgstør | DKLGR | | X | 975-00
DK | DK00 | X | Lohals | DKLOH | | X | 866-00
DK | DK00 | X | Lyngs Odde Havn | DKLYO | | X | 283-00
DK | DK00 | X | Marbæk Havn | DKMRB | | X | 377-00
DK | DK00 | X | Mariager | DKMRR | DKDAS | |
DK | DK00 | X | Marstal | DKMRS | | X | 862-00
DK | DK00 | X | Masnedøværkets Havn | DKMAS | | X | 634-00
DK | DK00 | X | Masnedsund | DKMNS | DKVOR | |
DK | DK00 | X | Masnedø Gødningshavn (Uno-X Havn) | DKUNX | | X | 835-00
DK | DK00 | X | Middelfart | DKMID | | X | 284-00
DK | DK00 | X | Mommark | DKMOM | | X | 888-03
DK | DK00 | X | Næssund | DKNUD | | X | 897-02
DK | DK00 | X | Næstved | DKNVD | | X | 630-00
DK | DK00 | X | Nakskov | DKNAK | | X | 594-00
DK | DK00 | X | Neksø | DKNEX | | X | 742-00
DK | DK00 | X | Nordby Havn, Fanø | DKNDB | | X | 261-00
DK | DK00 | X | Nordjyllandsværkets Havn | DKVSV | | X | 974-00
DK | DK00 | X | Nørresundby | DKNRS | DKAAL | |
DK | DK00 | X | Nyborg | DKNBG | | X | 870-00
DK | DK00 | X | Nykøbing Falster | DKNYF | | X | 590-00
DK | DK00 | X | Nykøbing Mors | DKNYM | | X | 892-00
DK | DK00 | X | Nysted | DKNTD | | X | 597-00
DK | DK00 | X | Odense | DKODE | | X | 640-00
DK | DK00 | X | Omø | DKOMO | | X | 593-02
DK | DK00 | X | Orehoved, Falster | DKORE | DKNYF | | 591-00
DK | DK00 | X | Orø | DKORO | | X | 563-02
DK | DK00 | X | Randers | DKRAN | | X | 670-00
DK | DK00 | X | Rødby | DKROD | | X | 599-01
DK | DK00 | X | Rødby (Færgehavn) | DKROF | | X | 730-00
DK | DK00 | X | Rønne | DKRNN | | X | 740-00
DK | DK00 | X | Rørvig | DKRRV | | X | 469-02
DK | DK00 | X | Rudkøbing | DKRKB | | X | 863-00
DK | DK00 | X | Sælvig Havn | DKSLV | | X | 984-03
DK | DK00 | X | Sakskøbing | DKSAX | | X | 595-00
DK | DK00 | X | Sejerø | DKSEO | | X | 468-00
DK | DK00 | X | Sjællands Odde | DKSJO | | X | 469-01
DK | DK00 | X | Skælskør | DKSSK | | X | 490-00
DK | DK00 | X | Skærbækværkets Havn | DKSKB | | X | 282-00
DK | DK00 | X | Skagen | DKSKA | | X | 292-00
DK | DK00 | X | Skarø/Drejø | DKSDO | | X | 869-05
DK | DK00 | X | Skive | DKSKV | | X | 800-00
DK | DK00 | X | Snekkersten | DKSNE | | X | 376-00
DK | DK00 | X | Søby Havn | DKSOB | | X | 868-00
DK | DK00 | X | Sønderborg | DKSGD | | X | 880-00
DK | DK00 | X | Spodsbjerg Havn | DKSPB | | X | 867-00
DK | DK00 | X | Statoil-Havnen | DKSTT | | X | 461-00
DK | DK00 | X | Stege | DKSTE | | X | 632-00
DK | DK00 | X | Stigsnæs | DKSTN | | X | 492-03
DK | DK00 | X | Stigsnæsværkets Havn | DKSTG | | X | 492-02
DK | DK00 | X | Strib Havn | DKSTB | | X | 286-00
DK | DK00 | X | Strynø | DKSNO | | X | 869-04
DK | DK00 | X | Stubbekøbing Havn | DKSBK | | X | 596-00
DK | DK00 | X | Studstrupværkets Havn | DKSSV | | X | 981-00
DK | DK00 | X | Sundsøre | DKSUE | | X | 801-02
DK | DK00 | X | Svendborg | DKSVE | | X | 860-00
DK | DK00 | X | Tårs | DKTRS | | X | 599-04
DK | DK00 | X | Thisted | DKTED | | X | 890-00
DK | DK00 | X | Thyborøn | DKTYB | | X | 635-00
DK | DK00 | X | Tuborg | DKTUB | | X | 042-00
DK | DK00 | X | Tunø | DKTNO | | X | 982-03
DK | DK00 | X | Vang Havn | DKVNG | | X | 747-00
DK | DK00 | X | Vejle | DKVEJ | | X | 920-00
DK | DK00 | X | Venø Havn | DKVEN | | X | 445-00
DK | DK00 | X | Vesterø Havn, Læsø | DKVES | | X | 294-00
DK | DK00 | X | Vordingborg Havn | DKVOR | | X | 633-00
DK | DK00 | X | DK offshore installations | DK88P | | |
DK | DK00 | X | Other – Denmark | DK888 | | |
| | | 145 | 145 | 4 | 141 |
DE | DE01 | X | Amrum I. | DEAMR | | X | 01301
DE | DE03 | X | Andernach | DEAND | | X | 13202
DE | DE02 | X | Anklam | DEANK | | X | 23301
DE | DE02 | X | Baltic Sea (other ports) | DE115 | | X | 01684
DE | DE01 | X | Baltrum I. | DEBMR | | X | 04102
DE | DE03 | X | Beddingen – zu Salzgitter – | DEBZS | | X | 05101
DE | DE01 | X | Beidenfleth | DEBEI | | X | 01401
DE | DE01 | X | Bensersiel | DEBEN | | X | 04204
DE | DE03 | X | Berlin | DEBER | | X | 22229
DE | DE02 | X | Berndshof | DEBOF | | X | 23331
DE | DE01 | X | Blumenthal | DEBLM | DEBRE | | 06101
DE | DE01 | X | Borkum I. | DEBMK | | X | 04103
DE | DE01 | X | Brake | DEBKE | | X | 04206
DE | DE03 | X | Braunschweig | DEBWE | | X | 05103
DE | DE01 | X | Bremen | DEBRE | | X | 06101
DE | DE01 | X | Bremerhaven | DEBRV | | X | 06201
DE | DE01 | X | Brunsbüttel | DEBRB | | X | 01404
DE | DE01 | X | Büsum | DEBUM | | X | 01405
DE | DE01 | X | Bützfleth | DEBUZ | | X | 03108
DE | DE02 | X | Burgstaaken/Fehmarn | DEBSK | | X | 01701
DE | DE01 | X | Carolinensiel | DECAR | | X | 04208
DE | DE03 | X | Castrop-Rauxel | DECRL | | X | 08205
DE | DE01 | X | Cuxhaven | DECUX | | X | 03110
DE | DE01 | X | Dagebüll | DEDAG | | X | 01302
DE | DE02 | X | Damp-Ostseebad | DEDAP | DE115 | | 01684
DE | DE02 | X | Demmin | DEDMN | | X | 23332
DE | DE03 | X | Dormagen | DEDMG | | X | 09301
DE | DE03 | X | Dorsten | DEDON | | X | 08208
DE | DE03 | X | Dortmund | DEDTM | | X | 08302
DE | DE02 | X | Dranske | DEDRA | DE075 | | 23175
DE | DE01 | X | Drochtersen | DEDRO | DE116 | | 03182
DE | DE03 | X | Düsseldorf | DEDUS | | X | 09201
DE | DE03 | X | Duisburg | DEDUI | | X | 08101
DE | DE02 | X | Eckernförde | DEECK | | X | 01602
DE | DE01 | X | Eiderdam | DEEDD | DE118 | | 01318
DE | DE01 | X | Elbe (other ports) | DE116 | | X | 03182
DE | DE01 | X | Emden | DEEME | | X | 04105
DE | DE03 | X | Emmelsum | DEESU | | X | 07226
DE | DE02 | X | Flensburg | DEFLF | | X | 01201
DE | DE02 | X | Flensburger Förde (other ports) | DE117 | | X | 01282
DE | DE01 | X | Föhr I. | DE017 | | X | 01303
DE | DE01 | X | Friedrichstadt | DEFRI | | X | 01304
DE | DE03 | X | Fürst Leopold-Baldur, Zeche – zu Dorsten – | DE102 | | X | 08213
DE | DE03 | X | Gelsenkirchen | DEGEK | | X | 08215
DE | DE02 | X | Gelting | DEGEL | | X | 01202
DE | DE01 | X | Gieselaukanal and Eider (other ports) | DE118 | | X | 01381
DE | DE02 | X | Glücksburg, Langballigau, Neukirchen | DENEK | DE117 | | 01282
DE | DE01 | X | Glückstadt | DEGLU | | X | 01408
DE | DE02 | X | Greifswald, Landkreis | DEGRD | | X | 23372
DE | DE01 | X | Hamburg | DEHAM | | X | 02001
DE | DE03 | X | Hanau | DEHAU | | X | 12310
DE | DE01 | X | Harburg | DEHBU | DEHAM | | 02001
DE | DE01 | X | Haren/Ems | DEHRN | | X | 04409
DE | DE02 | X | Heiligenhafen | DEHHF | | X | 01704
DE | DE01 | X | Helgoland I. | DEHGL | | X | 01409
DE | DE01 | X | Hochdonn | DEHOD | | X | 01410
DE | DE01 | X | Hörnum/Sylt | DEHRM | | X | 01305
DE | DE01 | X | Hohenhoern | DEHHS | | X | 01412
DE | DE03 | X | Homberg | DEHOM | | X | 08106
DE | DE01 | X | Husum | DEHUS | | X | 01306
DE | DE01 | X | Itzehoe | DEITZ | | X | 01413
DE | DE01 | X | Juist | DEJUI | | X | 04108
DE | DE02 | X | Kappeln | DEKAP | | X | 01203
DE | DE02 | X | Kiel | DEKEL | | X | 01501
DE | DE03 | X | Köln | DECGN | | X | 09505
DE | DE03 | X | Krefeld | DEKRE | | X | 09302
DE | DE01 | X | Langeoog, Insel | DELGO | | X | 04220
DE | DE02 | X | Lauterbach | DELAU | | X | 23110
DE | DE01 | X | Leer | DELEE | | X | 04109
DE | DE01 | X | List/Sylt | DELIS | | X | 01307
DE | DE01 | X | Lohesch | DELOH | | X | 04414
DE | DE02 | X | Lübeck | DELBC | | X | 01801
DE | DE03 | X | Lülsdorf | DELLF | | X | 09507
DE | DE03 | X | Minden | DEMID | | X | 10110
DE | DE03 | X | Mühlheim an der Ruhr | DEMUH | | X | 08231
DE | DE02 | X | Mukran | DEMUK | DESAS | | 23111
DE | DE01 | X | Nessmersiel | DENES | | X | 04113
DE | DE01 | X | Neuharlingersiel | DENHS | | X | 04223
DE | DE03 | X | Neuss | DENSS | | X | 09303
DE | DE02 | X | Neustadt/Holstein | DENHO | | X | 01705
DE | DE01 | X | Norddeich | DENOE | | X | 04114
DE | DE01 | X | Nordenham | DENHA | | X | 04224
DE | DE01 | X | Norderney I. | DENRD | | X | 04115
DE | DE01 | X | Oldenburg/Oldenburg | DEOLO | | X | 04225
DE | DE03 | X | Orsoy | DEORS | | X | 07212
DE | DE02 | X | Orth/Fehmarn | DEORT | | X | 01706
DE | DE01 | X | Papenburg | DEPAP | | X | 04417
DE | DE03 | X | Peine | DEPEI | | X | 05106
DE | DE01 | X | Pellworm I. | DEPEL | | X | 01309
DE | DE02 | X | Petersdorf | DEPTD | DERSK | | 23115
DE | DE02 | X | Puttgarden | DEPUT | | X | 01707
DE | DE02 | X | Rendsburg | DEREN | | X | 01607
DE | DE03 | X | Rheinberg-Ossenberg | DERBH | | X | 07217
DE | DE02 | X | Rostock | DERSK | | X | 23118
DE | DE02 | X | Rügen (Inneres Gewässer) | DE075 | | X | 23175
DE | DE02 | X | Rügen (Östl. Stralsunder Fahrw.) | DE055 | | X | 23180
DE | DE03 | X | Salzgitter | DESAR | | X | 05108
DE | DE02 | X | Sassnitz | DESAS | | X | 23120
DE | DE01 | X | Schülpersiel | DESPS | | X | 01422
DE | DE01 | X | Schwarzenhütten, Hemmoor | DEHMO | | X | 03126
DE | DE03 | X | Schwedt | DESDT | | X | 24217
DE | DE03 | X | Sehnde | DESNE | | X | 05215
DE | DE01 | X | Spieckeroog I. | DESPI | | X | 04230
DE | DE03 | X | Spyck | DE061 | | X | 07218
DE | DE01 | X | Stade | DESTA | | X | 03127
DE | DE01 | X | Stadersand | DESTS | | X | 03128
DE | DE01 | X | Steenodde | DESDD | DEAMR | | 01301
DE | DE02 | X | Stralsund | DESTL | | X | 23124
DE | DE01 | X | Travemünde | DETRV | DELBC | | 01801
DE | DE03 | X | Uelzen | DEUEL | | X | 03217
DE | DE01 | X | Upschört | DEUPS | | X | 04233
DE | DE02 | X | Vitte/Hiddensee | DE070 | | X | 23125
DE | DE03 | X | Walsum | DEWLS | | X | 08109
DE | DE01 | X | Wangerooge I. | DEAGE | | X | 04235
DE | DE02 | X | Warnemünde | DEWAR | DERSK | | 23126
DE | DE01 | X | Wedel-Schulau | DEWED | | X | 01424
DE | DE03 | X | Wesel | DEWES | | X | 07224
DE | DE01 | X | Wilhelmshaven | DEWVN | | X | 04236
DE | DE01 | X | Wilster | DEWIL | | X | 01426
DE | DE01 | X | Wischhafen | DEWIF | | X | 03131
DE | DE02 | X | Wismar | DEWIS | | X | 23213
DE | DE02 | X | Wolgast | DEWOL | | X | 23328
DE | DE01 | X | Wyk/Föhr | DEWYK | DE017 | | 01303
DE | DE01 | X | DE offshore installations | DE88P | | |
DE | DE02 | X | DE offshore installations | DE88P | | |
DE | DE01 | X | Other – Germany North Sea | DE888 | | |
DE | DE02 | X | Other – Germany Baltic | DE888 | | |
DE | DE03 | X | Other – Germany Inland | DE888 | | |
DE | DE09 | X | Other – Germany (unknown MCA) | DE888 | | |
| | | 123 | 123 | 13 | 110 |
EE | EE00 | X | Kunda | EEKUN | | X |
EE | EE00 | X | Miiduranna | EEMID | | X |
EE | EE00 | X | Pärnu | EEPAR | | X |
EE | EE00 | X | Tallinn (including Vanasadam (Old City), Muuga, Paljassaare, Paldiski Lõunasadam (Paldiski South) | EETLL | | X |
EE | EE00 | X | Vene-Balti | EEVEB | | X |
EE | EE00 | X | EE – offshore installations | EE88P | | |
EE | EE00 | X | Other – Estonia | EE888 | | |
| | | 5 | 5 | | 5 |
GR | GR00 | X | Achladi (Αχλάδι Φθιώτιδας) | GRACL | GRSYS | | 072
GR | GR00 | X | Aegina (Αίγινα) | GRAEG | | X | 025
GR | GR00 | X | Aegio (Αίγιο) | GRAEN | | X | 027
GR | GR00 | X | Agia Marina Aiginas (Αγία Μαρίνα Αίγινας) | GR868 | | X | 868
GR | GR00 | X | Agia Marina Attikis (Αγία Μαρίνα Αττικής) | GR883 | | X | 883
GR | GR00 | X | Agia Marina Fthiotidas (Αγία Μαρίνα Φθιώτιδας) | GRAGM | | X | 006
GR | GR00 | X | Agia Pelagia (Αγία Πελαγία) | GRAPE | | X | 019
GR | GR00 | X | Agia Roumeli Chanion (Αγία Ρούμελη Χανίων) | GR704 | | X | 704
GR | GR00 | X | Agii Theodori (Άγιοι Θεόδωροι) | GRAGT | | X | 008
GR | GR00 | X | Agiokampos Larissas (Αγιόκαμπος Λάρισας) | GR879 | | X | 879
GR | GR00 | X | Agios Konstantinos (Άγιος Κωνσταντίνος) | GRAKO | | X | 013
GR | GR00 | X | Agios Kyrikos (Άγιος Κύρικος) | GRAKI | | X | 011
GR | GR00 | X | Agios Nikolaos Creta (Άγιος Νικόλαος Κρήτης) | GRANI | | X | 015
GR | GR00 | X | Agios Eystratios Lesvou (Άγιος Ευστράτιος Λέσβου) | GR703 | | X | 703
GR | GR00 | X | Agios Nikolaos Fokidas (Άγιος Νικόλαος Φωκίδας) | GR876 | | X | 876
GR | GR00 | X | Agistri Aiginas (Αγκίστρι Αίγινας) | GR708 | | X | 708
GR | GR00 | X | Aigiali Amorgou (Αιγιάλη Αμοργού) | GR710 | | X | 710
GR | GR00 | X | Aktio Vonitsas (Άκτιο Βόνιτσας) | GR880 | | X | 880
GR | GR00 | X | Alexandroupolis (Αλεξανδρούπολις) | GRAXD | | X | 031
GR | GR00 | X | Aliverio (Αλιβέριο) | GRLVR | | X | 033
GR | GR00 | X | Almyros Volou (Αλμυρός Βόλου) | GRALM | | X |
GR | GR00 | X | Alonissos (Αλόνησσος) | GRALO | | X | 035
GR | GR00 | X | Amfilochia (Αμφιλοχία) | GRAMF | | X | 047
GR | GR00 | X | Amoliani (Αμολιανή) | GRAMI | | X | 043
GR | GR00 | X | Amorgos (Αμοργός) | GRAMO | | X | 045
GR | GR00 | X | Anafi Kyklades (Ανάφη Κυκλάδες) | GR716 | | X | 716
GR | GR00 | X | Andros (Άνδρος) | GRAND | | X | 055
GR | GR00 | X | Antikyra (Αντίκυρα) | GRATK | | X | 057
GR | GR00 | X | Antiparos (Αντίπαρος) | GRANP | | X | 059
GR | GR00 | X | Antirio (Αντίριο) | GRANT | | X | 060
GR | GR00 | X | Araxos (‘Αραξος) | GR870 | | X | 870
GR | GR00 | X | Argostoli (Αργοστόλι) | GREFL | | X | 185
GR | GR00 | X | Arkitsa Fthiotidas (Αρκίτσα Φθιώτιδας) | GR877 | | X | 877
GR | GR00 | X | Aspropyrgos (Ασπρόπυργος) | GRAPY | GREEU | |
GR | GR00 | X | Astakos (Αστακός) | GRAST | | X | 065
GR | GR00 | X | Astypalea (Αστυπάλαια) | GRJTY | | X | 069
GR | GR00 | X | Bassiliki Leykados (Βασιλική Λευκάδας) | GR722 | | X | 722
GR | GR00 | X | Canea (Χανιά) | GRCHQ | GRSUD | |
GR | GR00 | X | Chalki Dodekanissou (Χάλκη Δωδεκανήσων) | GR846 | | X | 846
GR | GR00 | X | Chalkida (Χαλκίδα) | GRCLK | | X | 515
GR | GR00 | X | Chios (Χίος) | GRJKH | | X | 521
GR | GR00 | X | Chora Sfakion (Χώρα Σφακίων) | GRCSF | | X | 525
GR | GR00 | X | Corfu (Κέρκυρα) | GRCFU | | X | 183
GR | GR00 | X | Dafni Agiou Orous (Δάφνη Αγίου Όρους) | GR728 | | X | 728
GR | GR00 | X | Diafani Karpathou (Διαφανή Καρπαθου) | GR729 | | X | 729
GR | GR00 | X | Donoussa Kyklades (Δονούσσα Κυκλάδες) | GR733 | | X | 733
GR | GR00 | X | Drapetsona (Δραπετσώνα) | GRDPA | GRPIR | |
GR | GR00 | X | Edipsos (Αιδηψός) | GREDI | | X | 029
GR | GR00 | X | Elafonissos Lakonias (Ελαφόνησος Λακωνίας) | GR734 | | X | 734
GR | GR00 | X | Eleftheres (Ελευθερές) | GRELT | | X | 103
GR | GR00 | X | Eleusina (Ελευσίνα) | GREEU | | X | 105
GR | GR00 | X | Eretria Evoias (Ερέτρεια Εβοίας) | GR882 | | X | 882
GR | GR00 | X | Eydilos (Εύδηλος) | GREYD | | X | 115
GR | GR00 | X | Faneromeni Salaminas (Φανερωμένη Σαλαμίνας) | GR891 | | X | 891
GR | GR00 | X | Fiskardo Kefallinias (Φισκάρδο Κεφαλληνίας) | GR842 | | X | 842
GR | GR00 | X | Folegandros Kyklades (Φολέγανδρος Κυκλάδες) | GR843 | | X | 843
GR | GR00 | X | Fourni Samou (Φούρνοι Σάμου) | GR844 | | X | 844
GR | GR00 | X | Frikes Ithakis (Φρίκες Ιθάκης) | GR845 | | X | 845
GR | GR00 | X | Galatas Trizinias (Γαλατάς Τροιζηνίας) | GR884 | | X | 884
GR | GR00 | X | Gavrio (Γαύριο) | GRGAV | | X | 085
GR | GR00 | X | Gerakas Lakonias (Γέρακας Λακωνίας) | GR857 | | X | 857
GR | GR00 | X | Glossa Skopelou (Γλώσσα Σκοπέλου) | GRGLO | | X | 091
GR | GR00 | X | Glyfa Fthiotidas (Γλύφα Φθιώτιδας) | GR878 | | X | 878
GR | GR00 | X | Gythio (Γύθειο) | GRGYT | | X | 093
GR | GR00 | X | Heraklio (Ηράκλειο) | GRHER | | X | 121
GR | GR00 | X | Hydra (‘Υδρα) | GRHYD | | X | 501
GR | GR00 | X | Igoumenitsa (Ηγουμενίτσα) | GRIGO | | X | 119
GR | GR00 | X | Inousses (Οινούσες) | GRINO | | X | 365
GR | GR00 | X | Ios (‘Ιος) | GRIOS | | X | 137
GR | GR00 | X | Iraklia Kyklades (Ηρακλειά Κυκλάδες) | GR738 | | X | 738
GR | GR00 | X | Istmia (Ίσθμια) | GRITM | | X | 139
GR | GR00 | X | Itea (Ιτέα) | GRITA | | X | 141
GR | GR00 | X | Ithaki (Ιθάκη) | GRITH | | X | 135
GR | GR00 | X | Kalamata (Καλαμάτα) | GRKLX | | X | 145
GR | GR00 | X | Kalymnos (Κάλυμνος) | GRKMI | | X | 151
GR | GR00 | X | Karlovassi (Καρλόβασι) | GRKAR | | X | 159
GR | GR00 | X | Karpathos (Κάρπαθος) | GRAOK | | X | 161
GR | GR00 | X | Karra Chalkidikis (Καρρά Χαλκιδικής) | GR854 | | X | 854
GR | GR00 | X | Karystos (Κάρυστος) | GRKST | | X | 163
GR | GR00 | X | Kassos (Κάσσος) | GRKSI | | X | 167
GR | GR00 | X | Kastelli Kissamou (Καστέλλι Κισσάμου) | GRKIS | | X | 171
GR | GR00 | X | Katakolo (Κατάκολο) | GRKAK | | X | 173
GR | GR00 | X | Kavala (Καβάλα) | GRKVA | | X | 143
GR | GR00 | X | Kea (Κέα) | GRKEA | | X | 177
GR | GR00 | X | Keramoti (Κεραμωτή) | GRKER | | X | 181
GR | GR00 | X | Keratsini (Κερατσίνι) | GRKTS | GRPIR | |
GR | GR00 | X | Kiato (Κιάτο) | GRKIO | | X | 189
GR | GR00 | X | Kimolos (Κίμωλος) | GRKMS | | X | 193
GR | GR00 | X | Korinthos (Κόρινθος) | GRCRG | | X | 203
GR | GR00 | X | Kos (Κως) | GRKGS | | X | 225
GR | GR00 | X | Kosta Ermionidos (Κόστα Ερμιονίδας) | GR881 | | X | 881
GR | GR00 | X | Koufonissi Kyklades (Κουφονήσι Κυκλάδες) | GR761 | | X | 761
GR | GR00 | X | Kylini (Κυλήνη) | GRKYL | | X | 217
GR | GR00 | X | Kymi (Κύμη) | GRKIM | | X | 219
GR | GR00 | X | Kythnos (Κύθνος) | GRKYT | | X | 099
GR | GR00 | X | Larymna (Λάρυμνα) | GRLRY | | X | 231
GR | GR00 | X | Lavrio (Λαύριο) | GRLAV | | X | 233
GR | GR00 | X | Lefkimi (Λευκίμη Κερκύρας) | GRLFK | | X | 214
GR | GR00 | X | Leros (Λέρος) | GRLRS | | X | 237
GR | GR00 | X | Lipsi Dodekanissou (Λειψοί Δωδεκανήσων) | GR766 | | X | 766
GR | GR00 | X | Lixouri (Ληξούρι Κεφαλληνίας) | GRLIX | | X | 245
GR | GR00 | X | Loutro Chania (Λουτρό Χανίων) | GR850 | | X | 850
GR | GR00 | X | Marmari (Μαρμάρι) | GRMRM | | X | 261
GR | GR00 | X | Meganissi (Μεγανήσι) | GRMGN | | X | 253
GR | GR00 | X | Megara (Μέγαρα) | GRMGR | | X | 267
GR | GR00 | X | Megisti Kastelorizou (Μεγίστη Καστελόριζου) | GR775 | | X | 775
GR | GR00 | X | Menidi Etolokarnanias (Μενίδι Αιτωλοακαρνανίας) | GRMEN | | X | 277
GR | GR00 | X | Messologi (Μεσολόγγι) | GRMEL | | X | 281
GR | GR00 | X | Methana (Μέθανα) | GRMET | | X |
GR | GR00 | X | Milos (Μήλος) | GRMLO | | X | 287
GR | GR00 | X | Moudros (Μούδρος Λήμνου) | GRMDR | | X | 299
GR | GR00 | X | Mykonos (Μύκονος) | GRJMK | | X | 311
GR | GR00 | X | Myrina (Μύρινα) | GRMYR | | X | 315
GR | GR00 | X | Mytilene (Μυτιλήνη) | GRMJT | | X | 319
GR | GR00 | X | Nafplio (Ναύπλιο) | GRNAF | | X | 327
GR | GR00 | X | Naxos (Νάξος) | GRJNX | | X | 321
GR | GR00 | X | Nea Karvali (Νέα Καρβάλη Καβάλας) | GRNKV | GRKVA | |
GR | GR00 | X | Nea Moudania (Νέα Μουδανιά Χαλκιδικής) | GRNMA | | X | 345
GR | GR00 | X | Nea Styra (Νέα Στύρα) | GRNST | | X | 349
GR | GR00 | X | Neapoli Lakonias (Νεάπολις Λακωνίας) | GRNEA | | X | 329
GR | GR00 | X | Nidri (Νυδρί) | GRNID | | X | 359
GR | GR00 | X | Nissyros (Νίσσυρος) | GRNIS | | X | 355
GR | GR00 | X | Orei (Ωρεοί) | GRORE | | X | 529
GR | GR00 | X | Oropos (Ωρωπός) | GRORO | | X | 531
GR | GR00 | X | Ouranoupoli Chalkidikis (Ουρανόπολις Χαλκιδικής) | GR801 | | X | 801
GR | GR00 | X | Paleochora Sfakion (Παλαιοχώρα Σφακίων) | GRPSF | | X | 371
GR | GR00 | X | Paloukia Salaminas (Παλούκια Σαλαμίνας) | GR890 | | X | 890
GR | GR00 | X | Paros (Πάρος) | GRPAS | | X | 389
GR | GR00 | X | Patmos (Πάτμος) | GRPMS | | X | 391
GR | GR00 | X | Patras (Πάτρα) | GRGPA | | X | 393
GR | GR00 | X | Paxi (Παξοί) | GRPAX | | X | 385
GR | GR00 | X | Perama (Πέραμα) | GRPER | GRPIR | | 399
GR | GR00 | X | Pessada Kefallinias (Πεσσάδα Κεφαλληνίας) | GR887 | | X | 887
GR | GR00 | X | Petra Lesvou (Πέτρα Λέσβου) | GR812 | | X | 812
GR | GR00 | X | Pireus (Πειραιάς) | GRPIR | | X | 397
GR | GR00 | X | Pissaetos Ithakis (Πισαετός Ιθάκης) | GR852 | | X | 852
GR | GR00 | X | Politika (Πολιτικά) | GRPTK | | X | 414
GR | GR00 | X | Poros Trizinias (Πόρος Τροιζηνίας) | GRPTR | | X | 417
GR | GR00 | X | Poros Kefallinias (Πόρος Κεφαλληνίας) | GRPKE | | X | 419
GR | GR00 | X | Porto Lagos (Πόρτο Λάγος) | GRPTL | | X | 421
GR | GR00 | X | Preveza (Πρέβεζα) | GRPVK | | X | 423
GR | GR00 | X | Psara (Ψαρά) | GR804 | | X | 804
GR | GR00 | X | Rafina (Ραφήνα) | GRRAF | | X | 433
GR | GR00 | X | Rethymno (Ρέθυμνο) | GRRET | | X | 437
GR | GR00 | X | Rhodes (Ρόδος) | GRRHO | | X | 439
GR | GR00 | X | Rio (Ρίο) | GRRIO | | X |
GR | GR00 | X | Sami (Σάμη) | GRSMI | | X | 445
GR | GR00 | X | Samothraki (Σαμοθράκη) | GRSAM | | X | 447
GR | GR00 | X | Schinoussa Kyklades (Σχοινούσα Κυκλάδες) | GR836 | | X | 836
GR | GR00 | X | Seriphos (Σέριφος) | GRSER | | X | 451
GR | GR00 | X | Shinari Zakyntou (Σχινάρι Ζακύνθου) | GR892 | | X | 892
GR | GR00 | X | Sifnos (Σίφνος) | GRSIF | | X | 461
GR | GR00 | X | Sikinos Kyklades (Σίκινος) | GR829 | | X | 829
GR | GR00 | X | Sitia (Σητεία) | GRJSH | | X | 453
GR | GR00 | X | Skaramagas (Σκαραμαγκάς) | GRSKA | GRPIR | |
GR | GR00 | X | Skiathos (Σκιάθος) | GRJSI | | X | 465
GR | GR00 | X | Skopelos (Σκόπελος) | GRSKO | | X | 467
GR | GR00 | X | Skyros (Σκύρος) | GRSKU | | X | 469
GR | GR00 | X | Souda Bay (Σούδα) | GRSUD | | X | 470
GR | GR00 | X | Sougia (Σούγια) | GR873 | | X | 873
GR | GR00 | X | Souvala Aiginas (Σουβάλα Αίγινας) | GR832 | | X | 832
GR | GR00 | X | Spetses (Σπέτσες) | GRSPE | | X | 473
GR | GR00 | X | Stratonio (Στρατώνιο Χαλκιδικής) | GRSTI | | X | 479
GR | GR00 | X | Stylida (Στυλίδα) | GRSYS | | X | 481
GR | GR00 | X | Symi (Σύμη) | GRSYM | | X | 487
GR | GR00 | X | Syros (Σύρος) | GRJSY | | X | 489
GR | GR00 | X | Thassos (Θάσος) | GRTSO | | X | 123
GR | GR00 | X | Thessaloniki (Θεσσαλονίκη) | GRSKG | | X | 125
GR | GR00 | X | Thira (Θήρα) | GRJTR | | X | 127
GR | GR00 | X | Tilos Dodekanissou (Τήλος Δωδεκανήσων) | GR837 | | X | 837
GR | GR00 | X | Tinos (Τήνος) | GRTIN | | X | 493
GR | GR00 | X | Trypiti Chalkidikis (Τρυπητή Χαλκιδικής) | GR885 | | X | 885
GR | GR00 | X | Vathy Samou (Βαθύ Σάμου) | GRVTH | | X | 449
GR | GR00 | X | Volos (Βόλος) | GRVOL | | X | 079
GR | GR00 | X | Yerakini (Γερακινή Χαλικιδικής) | GRYER | GRNMA | |
GR | GR00 | X | Zakynthos (Ζάκυνθος) | GRZTH | | X | 117
GR | GR00 | X | GR Offshore installations | GR88P | | |
GR | GR00 | X | Other Greece | GR888 | | X |
| | | 176 | 176 | 9 | 167 |
ES | ES02 | X | Alcudia | ESALD | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Algeciras | ESALG | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Alicante | ESALC | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Almería | ESLEI | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Arguineguin | ESARI | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Arrecife de Lanzarote | ESACE | | X |
ES | ES01 | X | Avilés | ESAVS | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Barcelona | ESBCN | | X |
ES | ES01 | X | Bilbao | ESBIO | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Cabezuela | ESCBZ | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Cádiz | ESCAD | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Cala Sabina | ESCBS | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Carboneras | ESCRS | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Cartagena | ESCAR | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Castellón | ESCAS | | X |
ES | XC00 | X | Ceuta | XCCEU | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Escombreras | ESESC | | X |
ES | ES01 | X | Ferrol | ESFER | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Gandía | ESGAN | | X |
ES | ES01 | X | Gijón | ESGIJ | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Hierro | ESHIE | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Huelva | ESHUV | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Ibiza | ESIBZ | | X |
ES | ES01 | X | La Coruña | ESLCG | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | La Estaca | ESLES | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Las Palmas | ESLPA | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Los Cristianos | ESLCR | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Mahón | ESMAH | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Málaga | ESAGP | | X |
ES | ES01 | X | Marín- (Pontevedra) | ESMPG | | X |
ES | XL00 | X | Melilla | XLMLN | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Motril | ESMOT | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Palma de Mallorca | ESPMI | | X |
ES | ES01 | X | Pasajes | ESPAS | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Puerto de Santa Maria | ESPSM | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Puerto del Rosario | ESFUE | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Rota | ESROT | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Sagunto | ESSAG | | X |
ES | ES01 | X | San Ciprián | ESSCI | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | San Sebastian de la Gomera | ESSSG | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Santa Cruz de la Palma | ESSPC | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Santa Cruz de Tenerife | ESSCT | | X |
ES | ES01 | X | Santander | ESSDR | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Sevilla | ESSVQ | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Tarifa | ESTRF | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Tarragona | ESTAR | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Torrevieja | ESTOR | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Valencia | ESVLC | | X |
ES | ES01 | X | Vigo | ESVGO | | X |
ES | ES01 | X | Villagarcía (de Arosa) | ESVIL | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Vinaroz | ESVZR | | X |
ES | ES02 | X | Zona Franca De Cadiz | ESZFR | | X |
ES | ES01 | X | ES offshore installations | ES88P | | |
ES | ES02 | X | ES offshore installations | ES88P | | |
ES | ES01 | X | Other – Spain Atlantic (North of Portugal) | ES888 | | |
ES | ES02 | X | Other – Spain Mediterranean | ES888 | | |
ES | ES09 | X | Other – Spain (unknown MCA) | ES888 | | |
| | | 52 | 52 | 0 | 52 |
FR | FR02 | X | Ajaccio | FRAJA | | X | 76
FR | FR01 | X | Basse-Indre | FRBAI | FRNTE | |
FR | FR01 | X | Bassens | FRBAS | FRBOD | |
FR | FR04 | X | Basse-Terre (Guadeloupe) | GPBBR | GP001 | |
FR | FR02 | X | Bastia | FRBIA | | X | 73
FR | FR01 | X | Bayonne | FRBAY | | X | 57
FR | FR01 | X | Bec d’Ambes | FRBEC | FRBOD | |
FR | FR02 | X | Berre | FRBEE | FRMRS | |
FR | FR01 | X | Blaye | FRBYE | FRBOD | |
FR | FR02 | X | Bonifacio | FRBON | | X | 78
FR | FR01 | X | Bonsecours | FRBSC | FRURO | |
FR | FR01 | X | Bordeaux | FRBOD | | X | 56
FR | FR01 | X | Boulogne-sur-Mer | FRBOL | | X | 04
FR | FR01 | X | Brest | FRBES | | X | 29
FR | FR01 | X | Caen | FRCFR | | X | 13
FR | FR01 | X | Calais | FRCQF | | X | 03
FR | FR02 | X | Calvi | FRCLY | | X | 75
FR | FR01 | X | Camaret | FRCAM | | X | 32
FR | FR02 | X | Cannes | FRCEQ | | X | 68
FR | FR01 | X | Carteret | FRCRT | | X | 15
FR | FR01 | X | Cherbourg | FRCER | | X | 14
FR | FR03 | X | Degrad-des Cannes (Guyane française) | GFDDC | | X | 94
FR | FR01 | X | Concarneau | FRCOC | | X | 38
FR | FR01 | X | Dieppe | FRDPE | | X | 07
FR | FR01 | X | Donges | FRDON | FRNTE | |
FR | FR01 | X | Douarnenez | FRDRZ | | X | 33
FR | FR01 | X | Dunkerque | FRDKK | | X | 1
FR | FR02 | X | Étang-de-Berre | FRETB | FRMRS | |
FR | FR01 | X | Fécamp | FRFEC | | X | 08
FR | FR04 | X | Fort-de-France (Martinique) | MQFDF | | X | 93
FR | FR02 | X | Fos-sur-Mer | FRFOS | FRMRS | |
FR | FR01 | X | Gonfreville-l’Orcher | FRGLO | FRLEH | |
FR | FR04 | X | Guadeloupe (Guadeloupe) | GP001 | | X | 90
FR | FR01 | X | Granville | FRGFR | | X | 16
FR | FR01 | X | Gravelines | FRGRV | | X | 02
FR | FR01 | X | Harfleur | FRHRF | FRLEH | |
FR | FR01 | X | Hennebont | FRHET | | X | 40
FR | FR01 | X | Honfleur | FRHON | | X | 11
FR | FR04 | X | Jarry (Guadeloupe) | GPJAR | GP001 | |
FR | FR03 | X | Kourou (Guyane française) | GFQKR | | X | 96
FR | FR02 | X | L’Île-Rousse | FRILR | | X | 74
FR | FR02 | X | La Ciotat | FRLCT | | X | 65
FR | FR03 | X | Larivot (Guyane française) | GFLVT | | X | 91
FR | FR01 | X | La Pallice | FRLPE | FRLRH | |
FR | FR01 | X | La Rochelle | FRLRH | | X | 49
FR | FR01 | X | Landerneau | FRLDN | | X | 30
FR | FR01 | X | Lannion | FRLAI | | X | 26
FR | FR02 | X | Lavéra | FRLAV | FRMRS | |
FR | FR01 | X | Le Fret (Crozon) | FRLFR | | X | 31
FR | FR01 | X | Le Guildo (Créhen) | FRLGU | | X | 20
FR | FR01 | X | Le Havre | FRLEH | | X | 09
FR | FR01 | X | Le Lègue (Saint-Brieuc) | FRSBK | | X | 22
FR | FR01 | X | Le Tréport | FRLTR | | X | 06
FR | FR01 | X | Le Verdon | FRLVE | FRBOD | |
FR | FR01 | X | Les Sables-d’Olonne | FRLSO | | X | 47
FR | FR01 | X | Lézardrieux | FRLEZ | | X | 19
FR | FR01 | X | Lorient | FRLRT | | X | 39
FR | FR02 | X | Marseille | FRMRS | | X | 64
FR | FR01 | X | Montoir-de-Bretagne | FRMTX | FRNTE | |
FR | FR01 | X | Morlaix | FRMXN | | X | 27
FR | FR01 | X | Mortagne-sur-Gironde | FRMSG | | X | 54
FR | FR01 | X | Nantes Saint-Nazaire | FRNTE | | X | 44
FR | FR02 | X | Nice-Villefranche | FRNCE | | X | 70
FR | FR01 | X | Paimbœuf | FRPBF | FRNTE | |
FR | FR01 | X | Paimpol | FRPAI | | X | 23
FR | FR01 | X | Pauillac-Port | FRPAP | FRBOD | |
FR | FR04 | X | Pointe-à-Pitre (Guadeloupe) | GPPTP | GP001 | |
FR | FR01 | X | Petit-Couronne | FRPET | FRURO | |
FR | FR01 | X | Pontrieux | FRPOX | | X | 24
FR | FR02 | X | Port-de-Bouc | FRPDB | FRMRS | |
FR | FR01 | X | Port-Jérôme | FRPJE | FRURO | |
FR | FR05 | X | Port-Réunion (ex Pointe-des-Galets) (Réunion) | REPDG | | X | 97
FR | FR02 | X | Port-Vendres | FRPOV | | X | 61
FR | FR01 | X | Port-Joinville (Île d’Yeu) | FRPRJ | | X | 46
FR | FR02 | X | Port-la-Nouvelle | FRNOU | | X | 62
FR | FR02 | X | Porto Vecchio | FRPVO | | X | 79
FR | FR02 | X | Propriano | FRPRP | | X | 77
FR | FR01 | X | Quimper | FRUIP | | X | 37
FR | FR01 | X | Redon | FRRDN | | X | 42
FR | FR01 | X | Rochefort | FRRCO | | X | 51
FR | FR01 | X | Roscoff | FRROS | | X | 28
FR | FR01 | X | Rouen | FRURO | | X | 10
FR | FR01 | X | Royan | FRRYN | | X | 53
FR | FR03 | X | Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni (Guyane française) | GFSLM | | X | 95
FR | FR02 | X | Sète | FRSET | | X | 63
FR | FR02 | X | Saint-Louis (Rhône) | FRPSL | FRMRS | |
FR | FR01 | X | Saint-Malo | FRSML | | X | 17
FR | FR01 | X | Saint-Nazaire | FRSNR | FRNTE | |
FR | FR02 | X | Saint-Raphaël | FRSRL | | X | 67
FR | FR01 | X | Saint-Valéry-sur-Somme | FRSVS | | X | 05
FR | FR01 | X | Saint-Wandrille | FRSWD | FRURO | |
FR | FR01 | X | Tonnay Charente | FRTON | | X | 52
FR | FR02 | X | Toulon | FRTLN | | X | 66
FR | FR01 | X | Tréguier | FRTRE | | X | 25
FR | FR01 | X | Vannes | FRVNE | | X | 41
FR | FR01 | X | FR offshore installations | FR88P | | |
FR | FR02 | X | FR offshore installations | FR88P | | |
FR | FR01 | X | Other – France Atlantic/North Sea | FR888 | | |
FR | FR02 | X | Other – France Mediterranean | FR888 | | |
FR | FR03 | X | Other – France Guyane française | GF888 | | |
FR | FR04 | X | Other – France Guadeloupe | GP888 | | |
FR | FR04 | X | Other – France Martinique | MQ888 | | |
FR | FR05 | X | Other – France Réunion | RE888 | | |
FR | FR09 | X | Other – France (unknown MCA) | FR888 | | |
| | | 95 | 95 | 26 | 69 |
IE | IE00 | X | Arklow | IEARK | | X | 00ARKL
IE | IE00 | X | Arklow Head Port | IE009 | | X |
IE | IE00 | X | Bantry Bay | IEBYT | | X |
IE | IE00 | X | Castletown Bere | IECTB | | X |
IE | IE00 | X | Cork | IEORK | | X | 00CORK
IE | IE00 | X | Drogheda | IEDRO | | X | 00DROG
IE | IE00 | X | Dublin | IEDUB | | X | 00DUBL
IE | IE00 | X | Dun Laoghaire | IEDLG | | X | 00DUNL
IE | IE00 | X | Dundalk | IEDDK | | X | 00DUND
IE | IE00 | X | Foynes | IEFOV | | X | 00FOYN
IE | IE00 | X | Galway | IEGWY | | X | 00GALW
IE | IE00 | X | Greenore | IEGRN | | X | 00GREE
IE | IE00 | X | Killybegs | IEKBS | | X |
IE | IE00 | X | Kilrush | IEKLR | | X |
IE | IE00 | X | Kinsale | IEKLN | | X |
IE | IE00 | X | Limerick | IELMK | | X | 00LIME
IE | IE00 | X | New Ross | IENRS | | X | 00NEWR
IE | IE00 | X | Rosslare Harbour | IEROS | | X | 00ROSS
IE | IE00 | X | Sligo | IESLI | | X | 00SLIG
IE | IE00 | X | Tralee | IETRA | | X |
IE | IE00 | X | Waterford | IEWAT | | X | 00WATE
IE | IE00 | X | Wicklow | IEWIC | | X | 00WICK
IE | IE00 | X | Youghal | IEYOU | | X |
IE | IE00 | X | IE offshore installations | IE88P | | |
IE | IE00 | X | Other — Ireland | IE888 | | |
| | | 23 | 23 | 0 | 23 |
IT | IT00 | X | Alghero | ITAHO | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Alicudi | ITALI | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Amalfi | ITAMA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Ancona | ITAOI | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Anzio | ITANZ | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Arbatax | ITATX | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Augusta | ITAUG | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Bari | ITBRI | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Barletta | ITBLT | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Brindisi | ITBDS | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Cagliari | ITCAG | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Calasetta | ITCLS | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Capraia | ITCPA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Capri | ITPRJ | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Carloforte | ITCLF | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Casamicciola | ITCML | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Castellammare del Golfo | ITCTR | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Castellammare di Stabia | ITCAS | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Catania | ITCTA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Cavo | ITCVX | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Chioggia | ITCHI | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Civitavecchia | ITCVV | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Crotone | ITCRV | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Falconara Marittima | ITFAL | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Favignana | ITFAV | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Filicudi Porto | ITFPO | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Fiumicino | ITFCO | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Formia | ITFOM | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Gaeta | ITGAE | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Gallipoli | ITGAL | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Gela | ITGEA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Genova | ITGOA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Giannutri | ITGII | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Giardini | ITGIA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Gioia Tauro | ITGIT | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Golfo Aranci | ITGAI | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Gorgona | ITGOR | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Grado | ITGRD | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Isola del Giglio | ITIDG | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | La Maddalena | ITMDA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | La Spezia | ITSPE | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Lampedusa | ITLMP | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Levanzo | ITLEV | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Licata | ITLIC | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Linosa | ITLIU | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Lipari | ITLIP | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Livorno | ITLIV | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Manfredonia | ITMFR | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Marettimo | ITMMO | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Marina di Carrara | ITMDC | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Marsala | ITMRA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Mazara del Vallo | ITMAZ | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Messina | ITMSN | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Milazzo | ITMLZ | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Molfetta | ITMOL | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Monfalcone | ITMNF | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Monopoli | ITMNP | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Napoli | ITNAP | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Olbia | ITOLB | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Oneglia | ITONE | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Oristano | ITQOS | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Ortona | ITOTN | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Otranto | ITOTO | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Palau | ITPAU | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Palermo | ITPMO | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Panarea | ITPAN | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Pantelleria | ITPNL | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Pesaro | ITPES | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Pescara | ITPSR | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Peschici | ITPCH | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Pianosa | ITPIA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Piombino | ITPIO | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Ponte Fornaci | ITPFO | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Ponza | ITPNZ | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Portiglioni | ITPGL | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Porto Azzurro | ITPAZ | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Porto d’Ischia | ITPDI | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Porto Empedocle | ITPEM | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Porto Foxi | ITPFX | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Porto Garibaldi | ITPGA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Porto Lignano | ITPLI | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Porto Maurizio | ITPMZ | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Porto Nogaro | ITPNG | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Porto Santo Stefano | ITPSS | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Porto Torres | ITPTO | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Portoferraio | ITPFE | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Portofino | ITPTF | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Portovesme | ITPVE | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Positano | ITPOS | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Pozzallo | ITPZL | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Pozzuoli | ITPOZ | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Procida | ITPRO | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Ravenna | ITRAN | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Reggio di Calabria | ITREG | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Rimini | ITRMI | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Rio Marina | ITRMA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Riposto | ITRPT | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Rodi Garganico | ITRGG | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Salerno | ITSAL | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Salina | ITSLA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | San Benedetto del Tronto | ITSDB | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Sanremo | ITSRE | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Santa Margherita Ligure | ITSML | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Santa Panagia | ITSPA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Santa Teresa di Gallura | ITSTE | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Sant’Antioco | ITSAT | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | San Vito Lo Capo | ITSVC | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Savona — Vado | ITSVN | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Siracusa | ITSIR | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Sorrento | ITRRO | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Stromboli | ITSTR | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Talamone | ITTAL | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Taranto | ITTAR | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Termini Imerese | ITTRI | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Termoli | ITTMI | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Terracina | ITTRC | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Torre Annunziata | ITTOA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Torregrande | ITTGR | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Torviscosa | ITTVC | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Trani | ITTNI | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Trapani | ITTPS | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Tremiti | ITTMT | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Trieste | ITTRS | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Ustica | ITUST | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Vada | ITVDA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Vasto | ITVSO | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Venezia | ITVCE | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Ventotene | ITVTT | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Viareggio | ITVIA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Vibo Valentia | ITVVA | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Vieste | ITVIE | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | Vulcano Porto | ITVUL | | X |
IT | IT00 | X | IT offshore installations | IT88P | | |
IT | IT00 | X | Other – Italy | IT888 | | |
| | | 132 | 132 | 0 | 132 |
CY | CY00 | X | Larnaca (Λάρνακα) | CYLCA | | X |
CY | CY00 | X | Larnaca Oil Terminal (Σταθμός Πετρελαιοειδών Λάρνακας) | CY01M | | X |
CY | CY00 | X | Latsi (Λατσί) | CYLAT | | |
CY | CY00 | X | Lemesos (Λεμεσός) | CYLMS | | X |
CY | CY00 | X | Moni Anchorage (Μονή) | CYMOI | | X |
CY | CY00 | X | Pafos (Πάφος) | CYPFO | | |
CY | CY00 | X | Vasilico (Βασιλικό) | CYVAS | | X |
CY | CY00 | X | Zygi (Ζύγι) | CYZYY | | |
CY | CY00 | X | CY offshore installations | CY88P | | |
CY | CY00 | X | Other – Cyprus | CY888 | | |
| | | 8 | 8 | 0 | 5 |
LV | LV00 | X | Liepaja | LVLPX | | X |
LV | LV00 | X | Riga | LVRIX | | X |
LV | LV00 | X | Ventspils | LVVNT | | X |
LV | LV00 | X | LV – offshore installations | LV88P | | |
LV | LV00 | X | Other – Latvia | LV888 | | |
| | | 3 | 3 | | 3 |
LT | LT00 | X | Būtingė | LTBOT | | X |
LT | LT00 | X | Klaipėda | LTKLJ | | X |
LT | LT00 | X | LT – offshore installations | LT88P | | |
LT | LT00 | X | Other – Lithuania | LT888 | | |
| | | 2 | 2 | | 2 |
MT | MT00 | X | Marsaxlokk | MTMAR | | X |
MT | MT00 | X | Malta (Valetta) | MTMLA | | X |
MT | MT00 | X | MT – offshore installations | MT88P | | |
MT | MT00 | X | Other – Malta | MT888 | | |
| | | 2 | 2 | | 2 |
NL | NL00 | X | Alblasserdam | NLABL | | X | 0482
NL | NL00 | X | Ameland | NLAML | | X | 0060
NL | NL00 | X | Amsterdam | NLAMS | | X | 0363
NL | NL00 | X | Appingedam | NLAPP | | X | 0003
NL | NL00 | X | Bergambacht | NLBGB | | X | 0491
NL | NL00 | X | Bergen | NLBEG | | X | 0893
NL | NL00 | X | Bergen Op Zoom | NLBZM | | X | 0748
NL | NL00 | X | Beverwijk | NLBEV | | X | 0375
NL | NL00 | X | Binnenmaas | NLBNM | | X | 0585
NL | NL00 | X | Born | NLBON | | X | 0897
NL | NL00 | X | Borsele | NLBOR | | X | 0654
NL | NL00 | X | Brakel | NLBRK | | X | 0212
NL | NL00 | X | Breda | NLBRD | | X | 0758
NL | NL00 | X | Breskens | NLBRS | | X | 0692
NL | NL00 | X | Budel | NLBUD | | X | 0759
NL | NL00 | X | Capelle Aan Den Ijssel | NLCPI | | X | 0502
NL | NL00 | X | Cuijk | NLCUY | | X | 1684
NL | NL00 | X | Delfzijl/Eemshaven | NLDZL | | X | 0010
NL | NL00 | X | Den Haag (S-Gravenhage) | NLHAG | NLSCI | |
NL | NL00 | X | Den Helder | NLDHR | | X | 0400
NL | NL00 | X | Deventer | NLDEV | | X | 0150
NL | NL00 | X | Dinteloord En Prinsenland | NLDIN | | X | 0851
NL | NL00 | X | Dordrecht | NLDOR | | X | 0505
NL | NL00 | X | Druten | NLDRU | | X | 0225
NL | NL00 | X | Duiven | NLDUI | | X | 1676
NL | NL00 | X | Echteld | NLECD | | X | 0227
NL | NL00 | X | Eemshaven | NLEEM | NLDZL | |
NL | NL00 | X | Europoort | NLEUR | NLRTM | |
NL | NL00 | X | Fijnaart En Heijninge | NLFFJ | | X | 0878
NL | NL00 | X | Franekeradeel | NLFRK | | X | 0070
NL | NL00 | X | Gennep | NLGEN | | X | 0907
NL | NL00 | X | Goerdereede | NLGDR | | X | 0511
NL | NL00 | X | Gorinchem | NLGOR | | X | 0512
NL | NL00 | X | Gouda | NLGOU | | X | 0513
NL | NL00 | X | Groningen | NLGRQ | | X | 0014
NL | NL00 | X | Haarlem | NLHAA | | X | 0392
NL | NL00 | X | Hardinxveld-Giessenda | NLHRX | | X | 0523
NL | NL00 | X | Harlingen | NLHAR | | X | 0072
NL | NL00 | X | Hasselt | NLHAS | | X | 0161
NL | NL00 | X | Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht | NLHIA | | X | 0531
NL | NL00 | X | Hengelo | NLHGL | | X | 0164
NL | NL00 | X | Hontenisse | NLHTN | | X | 0675
NL | NL00 | X | Hooge En Laage Zwaluwe | NLHOZ | NLMOE | |
NL | NL00 | X | Ijmuiden | NLIJM | NLVEL | |
NL | NL00 | X | Kampen | NLKAM | | X | 0166
NL | NL00 | X | Kessel | NLKSL | | X | 0929
NL | NL00 | X | Klundert | NLKLU | NLMOE | |
NL | NL00 | X | Krimpen Aan Den Ijsse | NLKRP | | X | 0542
NL | NL00 | X | Lelystad | NLLEY | | X | 0995
NL | NL00 | X | Lemsterland | NLLEM | | X | 0082
NL | NL00 | X | Lienden | NLLIE | | X | 0261
NL | NL00 | X | Lith | NLLIT | | X | 0808
NL | NL00 | X | Lochem | NLLCH | | X | 0262
NL | NL00 | X | Maarssen | NLMSS | | X | 0333
NL | NL00 | X | Maasbracht | NLMSB | | X | 0933
NL | NL00 | X | Maassluis | NLMSL | | X | 0556
NL | NL00 | X | Maastricht | NLMST | | X | 0935
NL | NL00 | X | Meerlo-Wansum | NLMEW | | X | 0993
NL | NL00 | X | Meppel | NLMEP | | X | 0119
NL | NL00 | X | Middelburg | NLMID | | X | 0687
NL | NL00 | X | Middelharnis | NLMIH | | X | 0559
NL | NL00 | X | Mierlo | NLMIE | | X | 0814
NL | NL00 | X | Moerdijk | NLMOE | | X | 0878
NL | NL00 | X | Nieuw-Lekkerland | NLNLK | | X | 0571
NL | NL00 | X | Nijkerk | NLNKK | | X | 0267
NL | NL00 | X | Nijmegen | NLNIJ | | X | 0268
NL | NL00 | X | Oosterhout | NLOOS | | X | 0826
NL | NL00 | X | Oss | NLOSS | | X | 0828
NL | NL00 | X | Oud En Nieuw Gastel | NLOUG | | X | 1655
NL | NL00 | X | Ouderkerk | NLOAI | | X | 0644
NL | NL00 | X | Papendrecht | NLPAP | | X | 0590
NL | NL00 | X | Raamsdonk | NLRAA | | X | 0779
NL | NL00 | X | Reimerswaal | NLREW | | X | 0703
NL | NL00 | X | Renkum | NLRNK | | X | 0274
NL | NL00 | X | Rheden | NLRHD | | X | 0275
NL | NL00 | X | Rhenen | NLRHE | | X | 0340
NL | NL00 | X | Ridderkerk | NLRID | | X | 0597
NL | NL00 | X | Roermond | NLOMD | | X | 0957
NL | NL00 | X | Rotterdam | NLRTM | | X | 0599
NL | NL00 | X | Rozenburg | NLROZ | | X | 0600
NL | NL00 | X | Sas Van Gent | NLSVG | | X | 0704
NL | NL00 | X | Scheveningen | NLSCE | | X | 0518
NL | NL00 | X | Schiedam | NLSCI | | X | 0606
NL | NL00 | X | S-Gravendeel | NLGRA | | X | 0517
NL | NL00 | X | S-Hertogenbosch | NLHTB | | X | 0796
NL | NL00 | X | Smallingerland | NLSML | | X | 0090
NL | NL00 | X | Sneek | NLSNK | | X | 0091
NL | NL00 | X | Stein | NLSTI | | X | 0791
NL | NL00 | X | Swalmen | NLSWM | | X | 0975
NL | NL00 | X | Tegelen | NLTEG | | X | 0976
NL | NL00 | X | Terneuzen | NLTNZ | | X | 0715
NL | NL00 | X | Texel | NLTEX | | X | 0448
NL | NL00 | X | Tiel | NLTIE | | X | 0281
NL | NL00 | X | Utrecht | NLUTC | | X | 0344
NL | NL00 | X | Velsen/Ijmuiden | NLVEL | | X | 0453
NL | NL00 | X | Venlo | NLVEN | | X | 0983
NL | NL00 | X | Vierlingsbeek | NLVIE | | X | 0756
NL | NL00 | X | Vlaardingen | NLVLA | | X | 0622
NL | NL00 | X | Vlieland | NLVLL | | X | 0096
NL | NL00 | X | Vlissingen | NLVLI | | X | 0718
NL | NL00 | X | Waalwijk | NLWLK | | X | 0867
NL | NL00 | X | Wageningen | NLWGW | | X | 0289
NL | NL00 | X | Werkendam | NLWKD | | X | 0870
NL | NL00 | X | Zaanstad | NLZAA | | X | 0479
NL | NL00 | X | Zutphen | NLZUT | | X | 0301
NL | NL00 | X | Zwijndrecht | NLZWI | | X | 0642
NL | NL00 | X | Zwolle | NLZWO | | X | 0193
NL | NL00 | X | NL offshore installations | NL88P | | |
NL | NL00 | X | Other – Netherlands | NL888 | | |
| | | 107 | 107 | 6 | 101 |
PL | PL00 | X | Darlowo (Darłowo) | PLDAR | | X |
PL | PL00 | X | Elblag (Elbląg) | PLELB | | X |
PL | PL00 | X | Gdańsk | PLGDN | | X |
PL | PL00 | X | Gdynia | PLGDY | | X |
PL | PL00 | X | Kolobrzeg (Kołobrzeg) | PLKOL | | X |
PL | PL00 | X | Nowe Warpno | PLNWA | | X |
PL | PL00 | X | Police | PLPLC | | X |
PL | PL00 | X | Stepnica | PLSPA | | X |
PL | PL00 | X | Swinoujscie (Świnoujście) | PLSWI | | X |
PL | PL00 | X | Szczecin | PLSZZ | | X |
PL | PL00 | X | Trzebiez (Trzebież) | PL001 | | X |
PL | PL00 | X | Ustka | PLUST | | X |
PL | PL00 | X | Wladyslawowo (Władysławowo) | PLWLA | | X |
PL | PL00 | X | PL offhore installation | PL88P | | |
PL | PL00 | X | Other – Poland | PL888 | | |
| | | 13 | 13 | 0 | 13 |
PT | PT00 | X | Angra do Heroísmo (ilha Terceira, Açores) | PTADH | | X | 60
PT | PT00 | X | Aveiro | PTAVE | | X | 09
PT | PT00 | X | Cais do Pico (ilha do Pico, Açores) | PTCDP | | X | 80
PT | PT00 | X | Calheta (ilha de S. Jorge, Açores) | PTCAL | | X | 67
PT | PT00 | X | Cascais | PTCAS | | X | 16
PT | PT00 | X | Douro (Oporto) | PTOPO | | X | 08
PT | PT00 | X | Faro | PTFAO | | X | 27
PT | PT00 | X | Figueira da Foz | PTFDF | | X | 10
PT | PT00 | X | Funchal (Madeira) | PTFNC | | X | 90
PT | PT00 | X | Horta (ilha das Flores, Açores) | PTHOR | | X | 75
PT | PT00 | X | Lagos | PTLOS | | X |
PT | PT00 | X | Lajes das Flores (ilha das Flores, Açores) | PTLAJ | | X |
PT | PT00 | X | Lajes da Picola (ilha do Pico, Açores) | PTLDP | | X |
PT | PT00 | X | Leixões | PTLEI | | X | 07
PT | PT00 | X | Lisboa | PTLIS | | X | 14
PT | PT00 | X | Madalena (ilha do Pico, Açores) | PTMAD | | X | 82
PT | PT00 | X | Ponta Delgada (ilha de S. Miguel, Açores) | PTPDL | | X | 55
PT | PT00 | X | Portimão | PTPRM | | X | 25
PT | PT00 | X | Porto Santo (ilha de Porto Santo, Madeira) | PTPXO | | X | 91
PT | PT00 | X | Praia da Graciosa (ilha da Graciosa, Açores) | PTPRG | | X | 71
PT | PT00 | X | Praia da Vitória (ilha Terceira, Açores) | PTPRV | | X | 61
PT | PT00 | X | Santa Cruz da Gracioza (ilha da Gracioza, Açores) | PTSCG | | X |
PT | PT00 | X | Santa Cruz das Flores (ilha das Flores, Açores) | PTSCF | | X |
PT | PT00 | X | Setúbal | PTSET | | X | 20
PT | PT00 | X | Sines | PTSIN | | X | 22
PT | PT00 | X | Velas (ilha de S. Jorge, Açores) | PTVEL | | X | 65
PT | PT00 | X | Viana do Castelo | PTVDC | | X | 03
PT | PT00 | X | Vila do Porto (ilha de Santa Maria, Açores) | PTVDP | | X |
PT | PT00 | X | Vila Nova do Corvo (ilha do Corvo, Açores) | PTVNC | | X |
PT | PT00 | X | Vila Real de Santo António | PTVRL | | X | 32
PT | PT00 | X | Zona Franca da Madeira | PTZFM | | X |
PT | PT00 | X | PT offshore installations | PT88P | | |
PT | PT00 | X | Other – Portugal | PT888 | | |
| | | 31 | 31 | 0 | 31 |
SI | SI00 | X | Izola | SIIZO | | X |
SI | SI00 | X | Koper | SIKOP | | X |
SI | SI00 | X | Piran | SIPIR | | X |
SI | SI00 | X | Portoroz | SIPOW | | X |
SI | SI00 | X | SI – offshore installations | SI88P | | |
SI | SI00 | X | Other – Slovenia | SI888 | | |
| | | 4 | 4 | 0 | 4 |
FI | FI00 | X | Brändö | FIBRA | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Dragsfjärd | FIDRA | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Eckerö | FIECK | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Enonkoski | FIENK | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Espoo | FIESP | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Eurajoki | FIEJO | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Färjsund | FIFAR | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Föglö | FIFOG | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Förby | FIFOR | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Godby | FIGDB | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Hamina | FIHMN | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Hanko | FIHKO | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Haukipudas | FIHAU | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Helsinki | FIHEL | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Houtskär | FIHOU | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Iisalmi | FIIIS | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Imatra | FIIMA | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Iniö | FIINI | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Inkoo | FIINK | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Inland Ports | FI001 | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Isnäs | FIISN | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Joensuu | FIJOE | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Joutseno | FIJOU | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Kalajoki | FIKJO | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Kantvik | FIKNT | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Kaskinen | FIKAS | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Kemi | FIKEM | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Kemiö | FIKIM | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Kitee | FIKTQ | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Kökar | FIKKR | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Kokkola | FIKOK | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Korppoo | FIKOR | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Kotka | FIKTK | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Koverhar | FIKVH | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Kristiinankaupunki | FIKRS | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Kronvik | FIKRO | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Kumlinge | FIKUM | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Kuopio | FIKUO | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Kustavi | FIKUS | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Langnäs | FILAN | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Lappohja | FILAP | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Lappeenranta | FILPP | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Loviisa | FILOV | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Luvia | FILUV | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Maaninka | FIMAA | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Mariehamn | FIMHQ | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Merikarvia | FIMER | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Mikkeli | FIMIK | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Naantali | FINLI | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Nauvo | FINAU | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Nurmes | FINUR | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Oulu | FIOUL | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Parainen | FIPAR | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Pernaja | FIPER | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Pietarsaari | FIPRS | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Pohjankuru | FIPOH | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Pori | FIPOR | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Porvoo | FIPRV | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Puumala | FIPUU | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Raahe | FIRAA | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Rauma | FIRAU | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Rautaruukki/Raahe | FIRTR | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Ristiina | FIRIS | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Ruotsinpyhtää | FIRUO | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Rymättylä | FIRYM | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Salo | FISAL | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Savonlinna | FISVL | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Siilinjärvi | FISII | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Sipoonlahti | FISIP | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Sköldvik | FISKV | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Skogby | FISKB | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Strömma | FISTR | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Taalintehdas | FIDLS | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Taivassalo | FITVS | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Tammisaari | FITAI | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Teijo | FITEI | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Tolkkinen | FITOK | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Tornio | FITOR | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Turku | FITKU | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Uimaharju | FIUIM | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Uusikaarlepyy | FIUKP | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Uusikaupunki | FIUKI | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Vaasa | FIVAA | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | Varkaus | FIVRK | FI001 | |
FI | FI00 | X | Velkua | FIVEL | | X |
FI | FI00 | X | FI offshore installations | FI88P | | |
FI | FI00 | X | Other – Finland | FI888 | | |
| | | 85 | 85 | 17 | 68 |
SE | SE01 | X | Åhus | SEAHU | | X | 51100
SE | SE01 | X | Ala | SEALA | | X | 21100
SE | SE02 | X | Älvenäs | SEALN | | X | 71703
SE | SE02 | X | Åmål | SEAMA | | X | 71600
SE | SE01 | X | Bäckviken | SEBAC | SELAA | | 56120
SE | SE01 | X | Bällstaviken | SEBLV | | X | 28143
SE | SE01 | X | Bålsta | SEBAA | | X | 30103
SE | SE01 | X | Bergkvara | SEBEA | | X | 40100
SE | SE01 | X | Bergs Oljehamn | SEBER | | X | 28213
SE | SE02 | X | Bohus | SEBOH | | X | 60123
SE | SE01 | X | Bollstabruk | SEBOL | | X | 16100
SE | SE01 | X | Borgholm | SEBOM | | X | 40210
SE | SE02 | X | Brofjorden Scanraff | SEBRO | | X | 66303
SE | SE01 | X | Bureå | SEBUR | SESFT | |
SE | SE01 | X | Burgsvik | SEBUV | | X | 43910
SE | SE01 | X | Byxelkrok | SEBYX | | X | 40220
SE | SE01 | X | Degerhamn | SEDEG | | X | 40300
SE | SE01 | X | Djurön | SEDJN | SENRK | | 37910
SE | SE01 | X | Domsjö | SEDOM | | X | 15100
SE | SE02 | X | Donsö | SEDON | | X | 60910
SE | SE01 | X | Enhörna | SE954 | | X | 35903
SE | SE01 | X | Enköping | SEENK | | X | 30200
SE | SE01 | X | Fagerviken | SEFAK | | X | 23910
SE | SE02 | X | Falkenberg | SEFAG | | X | 63100
SE | SE01 | X | Fårösund | SEFSD | | X | 43920
SE | SE02 | X | Fjällbacka | SEFJA | | X | 67910
SE | SE01 | X | Forsmark | SEFOR | | X | 26923
SE | SE01 | X | Gamleby | SEGAM | | X | 38200
SE | SE01 | X | Gävle | SEGVX | | X | 22100
SE | SE02 | X | Göta | SEGOA | | X | 68323
SE | SE02 | X | Göteborg | SEGOT | | X | 59100
SE | SE02 | X | Grebbestad | SEGRE | | X | 67920
SE | SE01 | X | Grisslehamn | SEGRH | | X | 26990
SE | SE02 | X | Grundsund | SEGRD | | X | 66970
SE | SE02 | X | Gruvön (ports) | SEGRU | | X | 7211
SE | SE01 | X | Gunnebo | SEGUN | | X | 38933
SE | SE01 | X | Gustavberg | SEGUB | | X | 28923
SE | SE01 | X | Hallstavik | SEHAK | | X | 26100
SE | SE02 | X | Halmstad | SEHAD | | X | 62100
SE | SE01 | X | Haraholmen | SEHAH | SEPIT | |
SE | SE01 | X | Hargshamn | SEHAN | | X | 26200
SE | SE01 | X | Härnösand | SEHND | | X | 16200
SE | SE01 | X | Hässelbyverket | SEHBV | SESTO | | 28133
SE | SE01 | X | Helsingborg | SEHEL | | X | 57100
SE | SE02 | X | Höganäs | SEHOG | | X | 58203
SE | SE01 | X | Holmsund | SEHLD | SEUME | |
SE | SE02 | X | Hönsäter | SEHON | | X | 69100
SE | SE01 | X | Hudiksvall | SEHUV | SEIGG | | 20100
SE | SE02 | X | Hunnebostrand | SEHUN | | X | 66940
SE | SE01 | X | Husum | SEHUS | | X | 15200
SE | SE02 | X | Hyppeln | SEHYP | | X | 60920
SE | SE01 | X | Iggesund | SEIGG | | X | 20200
SE | SE01 | X | Jätterssön | SEJAT | | X | 39100
SE | SE01 | X | Kagghamra | SE977 | | X | 35210
SE | SE01 | X | Kalix | SEKAX | | X | 10901
SE | SE01 | X | Kalmar | SEKLR | | X | 40500
SE | SE01 | X | Kalmarsand | SE950 | | X | 30303
SE | SE01 | X | Kappelshamn | SEKPH | | X | 43930
SE | SE01 | X | Kappelskär | SEKPS | | X | 26303
SE | SE01 | X | Karlsborg Axelvik | SEKXV | | X | 10200
SE | SE01 | X | Karlshamn | SEKAN | | X | 48100
SE | SE01 | X | Karlskrona | SEKAA | | X | 47100
SE | SE02 | X | Karlstad | SEKSD | | X | 71300
SE | SE01 | X | Klintehamn | SEKLI | | X | 42300
SE | SE01 | X | Köping | SEKOG | | X | 32100
SE | SE01 | X | Kopparverkshamnen | SEKVH | SEHEL | | 57100
SE | SE02 | X | Kristinehamn | SEKHN | | X | 73100
SE | SE01 | X | Kubikenborg | SEKUB | | X | 18200
SE | SE02 | X | Kungshamn (ports) | SEKUN | | X | 6693
SE | SE01 | X | Kungsör | SEKGR | | X | 32920
SE | SE01 | X | Kvarnholmen | SEKVA | | X | 28233
SE | SE01 | X | Landskrona | SELAA | | X | 56100
SE | SE02 | X | Lidköping | SELDK | | X | 69200
SE | SE02 | X | Lilla Edet | SELED | | X | 68333
SE | SE01 | X | Limhamn | SELIM | SEMMA | | 55100
SE | SE01 | X | Lomma | SELOM | | X | 55200
SE | SE01 | X | Löten | SE951 | | X | 28153
SE | SE01 | X | Loudden | SELOU | SESTO | | 28263
SE | SE01 | X | Luleå | SELLA | | X | 11100
SE | SE01 | X | Luleå SSAB | SENJA | SELLA | | 11200
SE | SE01 | X | Lugnvik | SELUG | | X | 16400
SE | SE02 | X | Lysekil | SELYS | | X | 66100
SE | SE01 | X | Malmö | SEMMA | | X | 54100
SE | SE02 | X | Mariestad | SEMAD | | X | 69300
SE | SE01 | X | Mönsterås | SEMON | SEJAT | |
SE | SE01 | X | Mörbylånga | SEMOR | | X | 40600
SE | SE02 | X | Nol (ports) | SENOL | | X | 601
SE | SE01 | X | Nordmaling | SENOG | | X | 14930
SE | SE01 | X | Norrköping | SENRK | | X | 37100
SE | SE01 | X | Norrsundet | SENOT | | X | 23100
SE | SE01 | X | Norrtälje | SENOE | | X | 26400
SE | SE01 | X | Nyköping | SENYO | | X | 36200
SE | SE01 | X | Nynäshamn (ports) | SENYN | | X | 29100
SE | SE01 | X | Nynäshamns Oljehamn | SE131 | SENYN | | 29200
SE | SE01 | X | Obbola | SEOBB | SEUME | | 14300
SE | SE02 | X | Öckerö | SEOCO | | X | 60980
SE | SE01 | X | Öregrund | SEOGR | | X | 26910
SE | SE01 | X | Örnsköldsvik | SEOER | | X | 15400
SE | SE01 | X | Ortviken | SEORT | SESDL | | 18300
SE | SE01 | X | Oskarshamn | SEOSK | | X | 39300
SE | SE01 | X | Östrand | SEOST | | X | 19300
SE | SE02 | X | Otterbäcken | SEOTT | | X | 73200
SE | SE01 | X | Oxelösund (ports) | SEOXE | | X | 36500
SE | SE01 | X | Oxelösund SSAB | SE134 | SEOXE | | 36500
SE | SE01 | X | Piteå | SEPIT | | X | 12100
SE | SE01 | X | Ronehamn | SERNH | | X | 42400
SE | SE01 | X | Ronneby | SERNB | | X | 48300
SE | SE01 | X | Rönnskär | SEROR | SESFT | |
SE | SE01 | X | Rundvik | SERUV | | X | 14400
SE | SE02 | X | Säffle | SESAF | | X | 71803
SE | SE01 | X | Sandarne | SESAE | SESOO | | 21400
SE | SE01 | X | Simrishamn | SESIM | | X | 52100
SE | SE02 | X | Skattkärr | SESKT | | X | 71963
SE | SE01 | X | Skellefteå | SESFT | | X | 13200
SE | SE01 | X | Skelleftehamn | SESKE | SESFT | |
SE | SE02 | X | Skoghall (ports) | SESKO | | X | 71503
SE | SE01 | X | Skutskär | SESSR | | X | 23200
SE | SE01 | X | Slite (ports) | SESLI | | X | 42500
SE | SE01 | X | Slite Industrihamn | SE139 | SESLI | | 42600
SE | SE01 | X | Söderhamn | SESOO | | X | 21200
SE | SE01 | X | Södertälje | SESOE | | X | 35200
SE | SE01 | X | Sölvesborg | SESOL | | X | 50100
SE | SE01 | X | Söråker | SESOR | | X | 18800
SE | SE02 | X | Stenungsund (ports) | SESTE | | X | 61000
SE | SE01 | X | Stockholm | SESTO | | X | 27100
SE | SE01 | X | Stockvik | SESTK | | X | 18400
SE | SE01 | X | Stora Vika | SESTV | | X | 29300
SE | SE01 | X | Storugns | SESUS | | X | 42703
SE | SE01 | X | Strängnäs | SESTQ | | X | 33100
SE | SE02 | X | Strömstad | SESMD | | X | 67100
SE | SE01 | X | Stugsund | SESTU | SESOO | |
SE | SE01 | X | Sundsvall | SESDL | | X | 18500
SE | SE02 | X | Surte | SESUR | | X | 60163
SE | SE01 | X | Töre | SETOE | | X | 10400
SE | SE01 | X | Trelleborg | SETRG | | X | 53100
SE | SE02 | X | Trollhättan (ports) | SETHN | | X | 681, 688
SE | SE01 | X | Tunadal | SETUN | | X | 19100
SE | SE02 | X | Uddevalla | SEUDD | | X | 65100
SE | SE01 | X | Umeå | SEUME | | X | 14500
SE | SE01 | X | Uppsala | SEUPP | | X | 30400
SE | SE01 | X | Utansjö | SEUTA | | X | 16700
SE | SE01 | X | Väja | SEVAJ | | X | 16800
SE | SE01 | X | Valdemarsvik | SEVAK | | X | 37940
SE | SE01 | X | Vallvik | SEVAL | | X | 21300
SE | SE02 | X | Vänersborg (ports) | SEVAN | | X | 68200
SE | SE02 | X | Varberg | SEVAG | | X | 64100
SE | SE02 | X | Vargön | SEVGN | | X | 68963
SE | SE01 | X | Västerås | SEVST | | X | 31100
SE | SE01 | X | Västervik | SEVVK | | X | 38200
SE | SE01 | X | Verkebäck | SEVER | | X | 38210
SE | SE01 | X | Visby | SEVBY | | X | 43100
SE | SE01 | X | Vivstavarv | SEVIV | | X | 19200
SE | SE02 | X | Wallhamn | SEWAL | | X | 61100
SE | SE01 | X | Ystad | SEYST | | X | 52200
SE | SE01 | X | SE offshore installations | SE88P | | |
SE | SE02 | X | SE offshore installations | SE88P | | |
SE | SE01 | X | Other – Sweden Baltic | SE888 | | |
SE | SE02 | X | Other – Sweden North Sea | SE888 | | |
SE | SE09 | X | Other – Sweden (unknown MCA) | SE888 | | |
| | | 154 | 154 | 21 | 133 |
GB | GB01 | X | Aberdeen | GBABD | | X | 0806
GB | GB01 | X | Amble | GBAMB | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Appledore | GBAPP | | X | 0412
GB | GB01 | X | Arbroath | GBARB | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Ardrishaig | GBASG | | X | 0711
GB | GB01 | X | Ardrossan | GBARD | GBCLY | |
GB | GB01 | X | Armadale | GBARE | GBUIG | |
GB | GB01 | X | Arran | GB085 | GBCLY | | 0753
GB | GB01 | X | Avonmouth | GBAVO | GBBRS | |
GB | GB01 | X | Ayr | GBAYR | | X | 0702
GB | GB01 | X | Ballylumford | GB017 | | X | 1310
GB | GB01 | X | Baltasound | GBBSN | GBSUL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Baltic Wharf | GBBAW | GBRFD | |
GB | GB01 | X | Bangor | GBBNG | GBPPE | |
GB | GB01 | X | Barking | GBBKG | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Barnstaple | GBBND | | X | 0414
GB | GB01 | X | Barra Castlebay | GB162 | | X | 0721
GB | GB01 | X | Barrow-in-Furness | GBBIF | | X | 0610
GB | GB01 | X | Barrow on Humber | GBBHR | GB221 | |
GB | GB01 | X | Barry | GBBAD | | X | 0408
GB | GB01 | X | Barton on Humber | GBBNH | GB221 | |
GB | GB01 | X | Battlesbridge | GBBAT | GBRFD | |
GB | GB01 | X | Beaumaris | GBBMR | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Beckingham | GBBEC | GBSCP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Belfast | GBBEL | | X | 1313
GB | GB01 | X | Bellport | GB114 | GBGWE | |
GB | GB01 | X | Berwick on Tweed | GBBWK | | X | 0901
GB | GB01 | X | Bideford | GBBID | | X | 0413
GB | GB01 | X | Billingham | GBBHW | GBTEE | |
GB | GB01 | X | Birkenhead | GBBRK | GBLIV | |
GB | GB01 | X | Blyth | GBBLY | | X | 0903
GB | GB01 | X | Boston | GBBOS | | X | 1101
GB | GB01 | X | Bowling | GBBOW | GBCLY | |
GB | GB01 | X | Braefoot Bay | GBBFB | GBFOR | |
GB | GB01 | X | Bridgwater | GBBRW | | X | 0402
GB | GB01 | X | Brightlingsea | GBBLS | | X | 0109
GB | GB01 | X | Bristol | GBBRS | | X | 0403
GB | GB01 | X | Briton Ferry | GBBFY | GBNEA | |
GB | GB01 | X | Brixham | GBBRX | | X | 0319
GB | GB01 | X | Bromborough | GBBHK | GBLIV | |
GB | GB01 | X | Buckie | GBBUC | | X | 0815
GB | GB01 | X | Burghead | GBBUH | | X | 0813
GB | GB01 | X | Burnham-on-Crouch | GBBOC | GBRFD | |
GB | GB01 | X | Burntisland | GBBTL | GBFOR | |
GB | GB01 | X | Burray Pier | GB234 | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Burton upon Stather | GBBUS | GB203 | |
GB | GB01 | X | Cairnryan | GBCYN | | X | 0706
GB | GB01 | X | Caldaire Terminal | GB113 | GBGOO | |
GB | GB01 | X | Canvey Island | GBCAN | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Cantley | GBCNL | GBGYT | |
GB | GB01 | X | Cardiff | GBCDF | | X | 0406
GB | GB01 | X | Carrickfergus | GBCFG | | X | 1312
GB | GB01 | X | Cattewater Harbour | GB144 | GBPLY | |
GB | GB01 | X | Charlestown | GBCHF | | X | 0312
GB | GB01 | X | Chatham | GBCTM | GBMED | |
GB | GB01 | X | Chepstow | GBCHT | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Chichester | GBCST | | X | 0208
GB | GB01 | X | Cliffe | GBCLF | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Cloghan | GB218 | GB017 | |
GB | GB01 | X | Clydebank | GBCLY | GBCYP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Clydeport | GBCYP | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Coaltainers, Belfast | GB181 | | X | 1322
GB | GB01 | X | Colchester | GBCOL | | X | 0101
GB | GB01 | X | Coleraine | GBCLR | | X | 1302
GB | GB01 | X | Coll | GB027 | | X | 0722
GB | GB01 | X | Colonsay | GBCSA | | X | 0724
GB | GB01 | X | Convoys Wharf | GB124 | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Corpach | GBCOR | | X | 0713
GB | GB01 | X | Coryton | GBCOY | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Cowes, Isle of Wight | GBCOW | | X | 0206
GB | GB01 | X | Craignure | GBCNU | | X | 0736
GB | GB01 | X | Creeksea | GB149 | GBRFD | |
GB | GB01 | X | Cromarty Firth | GBCRN | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Cumbrae | GB086 | GBCYP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Dagenham | GBDAG | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Dartford | GBDFD | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Dartmouth | GBDTM | | X | 0310
GB | GB01 | X | Dean Point Quarry | GBDNQ | | X | 3016
GB | GB01 | X | Deptford | GBDEP | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Dover | GBDVR | | X | 0106
GB | GB01 | X | Dundee | GBDUN | | X | 0808
GB | GB01 | X | Dunoon | GBDNU | GBCYP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Dutch River Wharf | GB230 | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Eastham | GBEAM | GBMNC | |
GB | GB01 | X | Eday | GBEOI | GBKWL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Edinburgh | GBEDI | GBFOR | | 0809
GB | GB01 | X | Egilsay | GB175 | GBKWL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Eigg | GB166 | | X | 0727
GB | GB01 | X | Ellesmere Port | GBELL | GBMNC | |
GB | GB01 | X | Erith | GBERI | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Exeter | GBEXE | GBEXM | |
GB | GB01 | X | Exmouth | GBEXM | | X | 0302
GB | GB01 | X | Falmouth | GBFAL | | X | 0307
GB | GB01 | X | Fareham | GBFHM | | X | 0207
GB | GB01 | X | Faslane | GBFAS | GBCYP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Faversham | GBFAV | GBMED | |
GB | GB01 | X | Fawley | GBFAW | GBSOU | |
GB | GB01 | X | Felixstowe | GBFXT | | X | 1202
GB | GB01 | X | Fingringhoe | GBFRH | GBCOL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Finnart | GBFNT | GBCYP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Fishguard | GBFIS | | X | 0502
GB | GB01 | X | Fleetwood | GBFLE | | X | 0603
GB | GB01 | X | Flixborough | GBFLW | GB203 | |
GB | GB01 | X | Flotta Terminal | GBFLH | GBKWL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Folkestone | GBFOL | | X | 0107
GB | GB01 | X | Forth | GBFOR | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Fosdyke | GBFDK | | X | 1106
GB | GB01 | X | Fowey | GBFOY | | X | 0305
GB | GB01 | X | Fraserburgh | GBFRB | | X | 0817
GB | GB01 | X | Gainsborough | GBGAI | GBSCP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Garston | GBGTN | | X | 0609
GB | GB01 | X | Gillingham | GBGIL | GBMED | |
GB | GB01 | X | Girvan | GBGIR | | X | 0707
GB | GB01 | X | Glasgow | GBGLW | GBCYP | | 0703
GB | GB01 | X | Glasson Dock | GBGLD | GBLAN | |
GB | GB01 | X | Glensanda | GBGSA | | X | 0740
GB | GB01 | X | Gloucester | GBGLO | GBSSS | |
GB | GB01 | X | Goole | GBGOO | | X | 1004
GB | GB01 | X | Gourock | GBGUR | GBCYP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Graemsay | GBGAE | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Grangemouth | GBGRG | GBFOR | |
GB | GB01 | X | Granton | GBGRN | GBFOR | |
GB | GB01 | X | Gravesend | GBGVS | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Great Yarmouth | GBGTY | | X | 1104
GB | GB01 | X | Greenhithe | GBGHI | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Greenock | GBGRK | GBCYP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Greenwich | GBGNW | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Grimsby | GBGSY | GBIMM | |
GB | GB01 | X | Grove Wharves | GBGRW | GB203 | |
GB | GB01 | X | Gunness | GBGUW | GB203 | |
GB | GB01 | X | Hamble | GBHAM | GBSOU | |
GB | GB01 | X | Hartlepool | GBHTP | GBMME | |
GB | GB01 | X | Harwich | GBHRW | | X | 1203
GB | GB01 | X | Harwich Navyard | GB115 | GBHRW | |
GB | GB01 | X | Hayle | GBHAY | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Heysham | GBHYM | | X | 0604
GB | GB01 | X | Hole Haven | GBHHN | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Holyhead | GBHLY | | X | 0503
GB | GB01 | X | Hound Point | GBHPT | GBFOR | |
GB | GB01 | X | Howdendyke | GBHDD | GB222 | |
GB | GB01 | X | Hull | GBHUL | | X | 1001
GB | GB01 | X | Hunterston | GBHST | GBCYP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Immingham | GBIMM | | X | 1006
GB | GB01 | X | Invergordon | GBIVG | GBCRN | | 0803
GB | GB01 | X | Inverkeithing | GBINK | | X | 0819
GB | GB01 | X | Inverness | GBINV | | X | 0804
GB | GB01 | X | Ipswich | GBIPS | | X | 1201
GB | GB01 | X | Islay | GBIYP | | X | 0737
GB | GB01 | X | Isle of Grain | GBIOG | GBMED | |
GB | GB01 | X | Isle of Skye | GBSKY | GBUIG | |
GB | GB01 | X | Itchenor | GBITC | GBCST | |
GB | GB01 | X | Keadby | GBKEA | GB203 | |
GB | GB01 | X | Kennacraig | GBKCG | | X | 0732
GB | GB01 | X | Kilchoan | GBKOA | | X | 0765
GB | GB01 | X | Killingholme | GBKGH | GBIMM | |
GB | GB01 | X | Kilroot | GBKLR | | X | 1311
GB | GB01 | X | Kings Ferry | GB211 | GB203 | |
GB | GB01 | X | King’s Lynn | GBKLN | | X | 1103
GB | GB01 | X | Kingsnorth | GBKNK | GBMED | |
GB | GB01 | X | Kingston-upon-Hull | GBKUH | GBHUL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Kinlochbervie | GBKBE | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Kirkcaldy | GBKKD | GBFOR | |
GB | GB01 | X | Kirkcudbright | GBKBT | | X | 0715
GB | GB01 | X | Kirkwall | GBKWL | | X | 0801
GB | GB01 | X | Lancaster | GBLAN | | X | 0608
GB | GB01 | X | Largs | GBLGS | GBCYP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Larne | GBLAR | | X | 1307
GB | GB01 | X | Larne Bank Quays | GB120 | | X | 1308
GB | GB01 | X | Laxo | GBLAX | GBSUL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Leigh-on-Sea | GBLOS | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Leith | GBLEI | GBFOR | |
GB | GB01 | X | Lerwick | GBLER | | X | 0821
GB | GB01 | X | Lismore | GB164 | | X | 0764
GB | GB01 | X | Littlehampton | GBLIT | | X | 0205
GB | GB01 | X | Liverpool | GBLIV | | X | 0601
GB | GB01 | X | Llandulas | GBLLD | | X | 0510
GB | GB01 | X | Llanelli | GBLLN | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Loch Carnan | GB231 | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Loch Katrine | GB233 | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Lochaline | GBLOL | | X | 0741
GB | GB01 | X | Lochinver | GBLOV | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Lochmaddy | GBLMA | | X | 0738
GB | GB01 | X | London | GBLON | | X | 0102
GB | GB01 | X | Londonderry | GBLDY | | X | 1301
GB | GB01 | X | Longhope | GBLHP | GBKWL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Lossiemouth | GBLSS | | X | 0814
GB | GB01 | X | Lowestoft | GBLOW | | X | 1105
GB | GB01 | X | Lydney | GBLYD | GBSSS | |
GB | GB01 | X | Lymington | GBLYM | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Macduff | GBMCD | | X | 0816
GB | GB01 | X | Magheramorne | GBMGO | | X | 1309
GB | GB01 | X | Maldon | GBMAL | | X | 0110
GB | GB01 | X | Mallaig | GBMLG | | X | 0719
GB | GB01 | X | Manchester | GBMNC | | X | 0602
GB | GB01 | X | Medway | GBMED | | X | 0103
GB | GB01 | X | Menai Bridge | GBMEB | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Methil | GBMTH | GBFOR | |
GB | GB01 | X | Middlesbrough | GBMID | GBMME | |
GB | GB01 | X | Milford Docks | GB138 | GBMLF | |
GB | GB01 | X | Milford Haven | GBMLF | | X | 0501
GB | GB01 | X | Millbay Docks | GB145 | GBPLY | |
GB | GB01 | X | Millom | GBMLM | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Mistley | GBMIS | | X | 1205
GB | GB01 | X | Montrose | GBMON | | X | 0807
GB | GB01 | X | Mostyn | GBCHE | | X | 0505
GB | GB01 | X | Mull | GBMUL | GBCNU | |
GB | GB01 | X | Neap House | GBNEH | GB203 | |
GB | GB01 | X | Neath | GBNEA | | X | 0410
GB | GB01 | X | New Holland | GBNHO | GB221 | | 1002
GB | GB01 | X | Newburgh | GBNBU | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Newcastle upon Tyne | GBNCL | GBTYN | |
GB | GB01 | X | Newhaven | GBNHV | | X | 0201
GB | GB01 | X | Newlyn | GBNYL | | X | 0318
GB | GB01 | X | Newport, Gwent | GBNPT | | X | 0405
GB | GB01 | X | Newport, Isle of Wight | GBNPO | | X | 0209
GB | GB01 | X | North Ronalsday | GBNRO | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | North Shields | GBNSH | GBTYN | |
GB | GB01 | X | North Uist | GB153 | GBLMA | |
GB | GB01 | X | Northfleet | GBNFT | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Northwich | GBNTH | GBMNC | |
GB | GB01 | X | Norwich | GBNRW | GBGTY | |
GB | GB01 | X | Oban | GBOBA | | X | 0729
GB | GB01 | X | Otterham Quay | GB134 | GBMED | |
GB | GB01 | X | Padstow | GBPAD | | X | 0311
GB | GB01 | X | Papa Westray | GBPPW | GBKWL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Par | GBPAR | | X | 0306
GB | GB01 | X | Parkeston Quay | GBPST | GBHRW | |
GB | GB01 | X | Partington | GBPTT | GBMNC | |
GB | GB01 | X | Pembroke | GBPEM | GBMLF | |
GB | GB01 | X | Pembroke Dock | GBPED | GBMLF | |
GB | GB01 | X | Penryn | GBPRY | GBFAL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Penzance | GBPEN | | X | 0317
GB | GB01 | X | Perth | GBPER | | X | 0810
GB | GB01 | X | Peterhead | GBPHD | | X | 0805
GB | GB01 | X | Peterhead Bay | GB143 | GBPHD | |
GB | GB01 | X | Plymouth | GBPLY | | X | 0304
GB | GB01 | X | Poole | GBPOO | | X | 0301
GB | GB01 | X | Port Askaig | GBPAK | | X | 0710
GB | GB01 | X | Port Ellen | GBPLN | GBIYP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Port Glasgow | GB091 | GBCYP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Port Penrhyn | GBPPE | | X | 0508
GB | GB01 | X | Port Sutton Bridge | GBPSB | | X | 1109
GB | GB01 | X | Port Talbot | GBPTB | | X | 0409
GB | GB01 | X | Portbury | GBPRU | GBBRS | |
GB | GB01 | X | Portishead | GBPTH | GBBRS | |
GB | GB01 | X | Portland | GBPTL | GBWEY | |
GB | GB01 | X | Portree | GBPRT | GBUIG | |
GB | GB01 | X | Portrush | GBPTR | | X | 1303
GB | GB01 | X | Portsmouth | GBPME | | X | 0203
GB | GB01 | X | Purfleet | GBPFT | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Queenborough | GBQUB | GBMED | |
GB | GB01 | X | Rainham | GBRAH | GBMED | |
GB | GB01 | X | Ramsgate | GBRMG | | X | 0105
GB | GB01 | X | Red Bay | GB070 | | X | 1304
GB | GB01 | X | Redcar | GBRER | GBMME | |
GB | GB01 | X | Renfrew | GBREN | GBCYP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Rhyl | GBRHY | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Richborough | GB188 | GBSDW | |
GB | GB01 | X | Ridham Dock | GBRID | GBMED | |
GB | GB01 | X | River Hull and Humber | GB221 | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | River Ouse | GB222 | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Rochester | GBRCS | GBMED | |
GB | GB01 | X | Rochford | GBRFD | | X | 0108
GB | GB01 | X | Rosyth | GBROY | GBEDI | |
GB | GB01 | X | Rotherham | GBRTH | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Rothesay | GBRAY | GBCYP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Rousay | GB170 | GBKWL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Rowhedge | GBROW | GBCOL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Runcorn | GBRUN | GBMNC | |
GB | GB01 | X | Rye | GBRYE | | X | 0112
GB | GB01 | X | Salt End | GBSED | GBHUL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Saltburn | GBSLN | GBIVG | |
GB | GB01 | X | Sanday | GBNDY | GBKWL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Sandwich | GBSDW | | X | 0111
GB | GB01 | X | Scalloway | GBSWY | GBSUL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Scapa Flow | GBSFW | GBKWL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Scarborough | GBSCA | GBWTB | |
GB | GB01 | X | Scrabster | GBSCR | | X | 0811
GB | GB01 | X | Scunthorpe | GBSCP | GB203 | | 1003
GB | GB01 | X | Seaforth | GBSEF | GBLIV | |
GB | GB01 | X | Seaham | GBSEA | | X | 0906
GB | GB01 | X | Selby | GBSLB | GB222 | | 1005
GB | GB01 | X | Shapinsay | GBSPY | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Sharpness | GBSSS | | X | 0404
GB | GB01 | X | Sheerness | GBSHS | GBMED | |
GB | GB01 | X | Shell Haven | GBSHV | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Shetlands | GB010 | GBSUL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Shoreham | GBSHO | | X | 0202
GB | GB01 | X | Shotton | GBSHT | | X | 0509
GB | GB01 | X | Silloth | GBSIL | | X | 0607
GB | GB01 | X | Silvertown | GBSVT | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Skerries | GB180 | GBSUL | |
GB | GB01 | X | South Bank | GB215 | GBMME | |
GB | GB01 | X | South Shields | GBSSH | GBTYN | |
GB | GB01 | X | Southampton | GBSOU | | X | 0204
GB | GB01 | X | Southend | GBSND | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Southwold | GBSWD | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | St Margaret’s Hope | GB232 | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Stanlow | GBSOW | GBMNC | |
GB | GB01 | X | Stockton | GBSCT | GBMME | |
GB | GB01 | X | Stornoway | GBSTO | | X | 0714
GB | GB01 | X | Stranraer | GBSTR | | X | 0701
GB | GB01 | X | Stromness | GBSNS | GBKWL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Stronsay | GBSOY | GBKWL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Strood | GBSTD | GBMED | |
GB | GB01 | X | Sullom Voe | GBSUL | | X | 0802
GB | GB01 | X | Sunderland | GBSUN | | X | 0905
GB | GB01 | X | Sutton Harbour | GBSUS | GBPLY | |
GB | GB01 | X | Swansea | GBSWA | | X | 0411
GB | GB01 | X | Symbister | GBSYM | GBSUL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Tarbert | GBTAB | GBCYP | | 0718
GB | GB01 | X | Tayport | GBTAY | GBDUN | |
GB | GB01 | X | Tees and Hartlepool | GBMME | | X | 0907
GB | GB01 | X | Tees River | GB202 | GBMME | |
GB | GB01 | X | Teesport | GBTEE | GBMME | |
GB | GB01 | X | Teignmouth | GBTNM | | X | 0303
GB | GB01 | X | Tetney Terminal | GBTTL | GB221 | |
GB | GB01 | X | Thamesport | GBTHP | GBMED | |
GB | GB01 | X | Thurso | GBTHR | GBSCR | |
GB | GB01 | X | Tilbury | GBTIL | GBLON | |
GB | GB01 | X | Tingwall | GBTWL | GBKWL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Tobermory | GBTOB | GB031 | |
GB | GB01 | X | Topsham | GBTHM | GBEXM | |
GB | GB01 | X | Torquay | GBTOR | GBBRX | |
GB | GB01 | X | Totnes | GBTTS | GBDTM | |
GB | GB01 | X | Tranmere | GBTRA | GBLIV | |
GB | GB01 | X | Trent River | GB203 | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Troon | GBTRN | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Truro | GBTRU | | X | 0313
GB | GB01 | X | Tyne | GBTYN | | X | 0904
GB | GB01 | X | Tynemouth | GBTYM | GBTYN | |
GB | GB01 | X | Uig | GBUIG | | X | 0730
GB | GB01 | X | Ullapool | GBULL | | X | 0720
GB | GB01 | X | Wallasea | GBWLA | GBRFD | |
GB | GB01 | X | Warrenpoint | GBWPT | | X | 1321
GB | GB01 | X | Warrington | GBWRN | GBMNC | |
GB | GB01 | X | Watchet | GBWAT | | X | 0401
GB | GB01 | X | Wells | GBWLS | | X | 1107
GB | GB01 | X | Wemyss Bay | GBWMB | GBCYP | |
GB | GB01 | X | Weston Point | GBWSP | GBMNC | |
GB | GB01 | X | Westray | GBWRY | GBKWL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Weymouth | GBWEY | | X | 0308
GB | GB01 | X | Whitby | GBWTB | | X | 0908
GB | GB01 | X | Whitehaven | GBWHV | | X | 0605
GB | GB01 | X | Whitstable | GBWTS | | X | 0104
GB | GB01 | X | Wick | GBWIC | | X | 0812
GB | GB01 | X | Wisbech | GBWIS | | X | 1102
GB | GB01 | X | Wivenhoe | GBWIV | GBCOL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Workington | GBWOR | | X | 0606
GB | GB01 | X | Wyre | GB176 | GBKWL | |
GB | GB01 | X | Yarmouth | GBYMO | | X |
GB | GB01 | X | Yelland | GBYLL | GBBND | |
GB | GB01 | X | GB offhsore installations | GB88P | | |
GB | GB01 | X | Other – United Kingdom (Great Britain and Northern Ireland) | GB888 | | |
GB | GB02 | X | Other – United Kingdom Isle of Man | GB888 | | |
GB | GB03 | X | Other – United Kingdom Channel islands | GB888 | | |
GB | GB09 | X | Other – United Kingdom (unknown MCA) | GB888 | | |
| | | 352 | 352 | 177 | 175 |
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OJ L 132, 5.6.2000, p. 1.