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(2) Based on a request as referred to in paragraph (1), the Director General does the assessment of the completeness of the two days of work since the full acceptance of the request, which results in the form of consent or rejection.
(3) If the application is referred to in paragraph (2) approved, for the change in the identity of the fishing vessel as referred to in Article 10 of the paragraph (3), the longest 5 (five) days of work carried out the physical examination of fishery vessels and fishing tools by the physical examiner of the fishing vessel.
(4) Physical examination of fishing vessels and fish capture tools as referred to in paragraph (3) must refer to supporting documents the change as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b issued by the authorized instance.
(5) In terms of the physical examination the fishing vessels and fishing tools have been appropriate, The physical examiner's office is three (three) working days to publish a recommendation to the Director General that the results of the physical examination of fishing vessels and fishing tools are appropriate.
(6) In terms of physical examination results Fishing vessels and fishing devices were not suitable, the physical examiner's board of the fishing vessel the longest 3 (three) working day published a recommendation to the Director General that the results of the physical examination of fishing vessels and fishing devices were not Appropriate.
(7) The Director General publishes a description of the changes to the Book The longest five (five) business days from the time of the recommendation are referred to in verse (5).
(8) The Director General publishes a description of the changes on the Book of Fisheries of the longest 5 (five) working days since the request was approved as referred to in paragraph (2), for the change of the identity of the ship's owner as intended in Article 10 of the paragraph (2).
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Article 12 (1) of the fishing vessel that has owned the Fisheries Book which
is issued by the province and/or district/city and will make a move to the province and/or other districts/cities are mandatory conduct registration to the province and/or district/city to which it is to attach a letter of description from the previous fishing registration/registration place.
(2) The transfer as referred to the paragraph (1) is performed without replacement of the Fisheries Book Book and is marked as a change of description and given stamp.
The Second Part of the Fisheries Ship Replacement
Article 13 (1) The Replacement of the Fisheries Bookbook is done if the Ship Book
The Fisheries is lost or damaged. (2) Any person who will perform the replacement of the Fisheries Ship Book
as referred to in paragraph (1) must apply to the Director General, by attaching the requirements: a. The original Fisheries Ship book in terms of the damaged Fisheries Ship Book
or the court designation letter in terms of the Fisheries Ship Book is lost; and
b. a sufficient letter of statement to the truth of data and information delivered.
(3) The Director General publishes a replacement Fisheries Ship Book in the form of a duplicate of the longest 3 (three) business days since the receipt of the request complete.
CHAPTER V ABOLISHMENT OF THE FISHING VESSEL
Article 14 (1) The fishing vessel book is removed from the Fisheries Ship Book
if: a. replaced flag; b. is no longer operated as a fishing vessel; c. sink and be declared a "ship wreck"; d. missing; or e. The ship was written (scrapping).
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(2) The removal of the Fisheries Book Book of the Ship of Fisheries as referred to in paragraph (1) is conducted based on the report of the owner/handler of the company by handing over the Ship Book Fishing.
Article 15
The fishing vessel can be removed from the Fisheries Book of the Ship, if it does not extend SIPI/SIKPI for 2 (two) years in a row, without the reports of the company's owner/co-owner and The Fisheries Ship Book stated does not apply.
Article 16
The fishing boat book which has been removed from the Fisheries Ship Book as referred to in Article 14 of the paragraph (1) letter a, b, and Section 15 may be reregistered in the Fisheries Book.
CHAPTER VI TAGGING THE FISHING VESSEL
Article 17
(1) Fishing boats that have been equipped with Fisheries and SIPI/SIKPI Ship Books are designated fishing vessels.
(2) The fishing vessel ID as referred to in paragraph (1), includes: a. the fishing vessel, consisting of:
1) the mark of the south; 2) signs of fishing area; 3) sign fishing line; 4) sign fishing tool; and 5) the authority code of the publisher SIPI.
b. The fishing vessel consists of: 1) Single-operated fish carrier,
includes:
a) the publisher's command code SIKPI; b) the function of the ship; and c) the register number in the Fisheries Book of Fisheries.
2) The ship Fish carriers operated in fleet units, including:
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a) command code of the publisher SIKPI; b) a unit of ship's functions; c) a sign of the fishing device; and d) register number in the Fisheries Board of the Ship of Fisheries.
c. Ship support vessels include: 1) command code of the publisher SIKPI; 2) fleet units-ship functions; 3) sign fishing tools; and 4) register numbers in the Fisheries Book of Fisheries.
(3) The granting of the webbed as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter a number 1) in accordance with the southern mark published by the authorized instance.
(4) The giving of the fishing area marks as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter a figure 2) is set on the WPP-NRI.
(5) The giving of the fishing path signs as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter a figure 3) is distinguished to:
a. The fishing line I, consisting of:
1) The fishing line IA, includes coastal waters up to 2 (two) nautical miles measured from sea level at the lowest ebb;
2) The IB fishing line, covering the waters beaches outside 2 (two) nautical miles up to 4 (four) nautical miles.
b. The fishing line II covers the waters off the fishing line I up to 12 (twelve) nautical miles measured from the sea level at the lowest ebb; and
c. Fishing lines III include ZEEI and waters outside the fishing line II;
(6) The giving of fishing tools as referred to in verse (2) letter a figure 4) is set based on the codefation of the type of fishing tool and an abbreviation of the fishing device.
Article 18 (1) The fishing vessel ID as referred to in Article
17 verses (1) is made with the provisions: a. written in black base color paint with the most length size
low 150 (one hundred and fifty) centimeter and low width 40 (forty) centimeter; and
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b. writing of a capital/numeral notation with a white with a height of the lower letter/number 25 (twenty-five) centimeter if less than twenty characters, and at least 20 (twenty) centimetres if more than twenty characters are.
(2) The fishing vessel ID as referred to in verse (1) is mounted on the middle of the hull of the left and right side of the ship or on the building on the left and right side of the ship.
(3) The creation and installation of the ship's identificati
