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Council Regulation (EEC) No 2143/87 of 13 July 1987 concerning the conclusion of the Agreement between the European Economic Community and the Government of the People's Republic of Mozambique on fisheries relations

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Article 5

1.   Fishing licences shall be issued by the authorities of Mozambique subject to payment of a fee by the shipowner concerned. 2.   The fee for a tuna-fishing licence shall be set per tonne of tuna caught in Mozambique's waters; the fee for shrimp trawlers shall be set according to the number of gross registered tonnes admissible under the licences. 3.   The amount of these fees and the methods of payment are set out in the Annex.

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Article 5

1.   Fishing licences shall be issued by the authorities of Mozambique subject to payment of a fee by the shipowner concerned. 2.   The fee for a tuna-fishing licence shall be set per tonne of tuna caught in Mozambique's waters; the fee for shrimp trawlers shall be set according to the number of gross registered tonnes admissible under the licences. 3.   The amount of these fees and the methods of payment are set out in the Annex.

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