Cabinet of Ministers Regulations No 753 Riga 2014 on 9 December (pr. 22. § 69) fishing and aquaculture products group of producers, as well as the criteria for recognition of producer groups operating conditions and its control procedure Issued under the agricultural and rural development Act article 9, second paragraph (I). The general question 1. rules for fishing and aquaculture products group criteria and procedures for recognition, their operating conditions, as well as operational control. II. Fisheries and aquaculture producer organisations and interbranch organisations recognition criteria 2. Fishery products the producer organisation is eligible for recognition if it acts of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 December 2013 Regulation (EU) no 1379/2013 for fishing and aquaculture products the common organisation of the market, and amending Regulation (EC) no 1184/2006 and (EC) no 1224/2009 and repealing Council Regulation (EC) No 104/2000 (hereinafter Regulation No 1415/2013) 7. , 8, 14 and 17 of the provisions of article and meet the following criteria: 2.1 the fishing area in the Baltic Sea, the Gulf of Riga and sea coast (fishing) fishing products producer organizations owned or leased (with at least 12 months of the term of the lease from the date of receipt of the special permit (license) for the purpose of commercial fisheries) at the beginning of each fishing year (from January 1) is at least 20 percent of the total number of fishing vessels making real fishing activities in the fishing areas concerned and registered in the Ministry of agriculture in the list of fishing vessels; 2.2. internal waters running fishing products offered by members of the producer organisation and the market fish caught at least 15 percent of the total fish catch in inland waters of Latvia. 3. Fish producer organisation is eligible for recognition if it works according to Regulation No 1415/2013 7, 8, 14 and 17 of the conditions referred to in article and its members during the year, grown and marketed at least 25 percent of the breeding animals in aquaculture species (species) total production produced in Latvia. 4. Fishery products and aquaculture producer organisations, producer organization can create the interbranch organisation, which qualify for recognition if it works according to Regulation No 1415/2013 12, 13, 16 and 17 of the conditions referred to in article and consists of at least three representatives of two sub-sectors – producers of fisheries products, aquaculture products, as well as fishing or aquaculture product processing companies, or at least as much fishing and aquaculture products the first buyer, and if each interbranch organisation sub-sectors represented the year's total turnover of at least 15 percent from the last year concluded the total turnover of the relevant subsectors in Latvia and interbranch organisations recognition of this turnover is made available to the Ministry of agriculture according to the statistical data. III. products of fishing and aquaculture producer organisations and interbranch organisations extension 5. Appropriate Regulation No 1415/2013 for the application of article 22 recognizes: 5.1 a producer organisation of fishing products, where its members comply with Regulation No 1415/2913 article 22, paragraph 2; 5.2. the aquaculture producer organisations if its members comply with Regulation No 1415/2913 article 22, paragraph 3; 5.3. the inter-branch organisation if its members comply with Regulation No 1415/2913 in article 23. 6. to extend the producer organisation or inter-branch organisation, the provisions of Regulation No 1415/2013 22 and 23, the producer organisation or inter-branch organisation for rural support service (hereinafter service) submitted by: 6.1. particulars of the relevant producer organisation or inter-branch organisation, specifying its name and address; 6.2. information required to demonstrate that the producer organisation or inter-branch organisation to comply with Regulation No 1415/13 article 22, paragraph 2 and 3, and article 23, paragraph 1, "a" under those conditions; 6.3. the extension of the provisions envisaged; 6.4. the reasons for the extension of the provisions, which are annexed to the respective data and other relevant information; 6.5. the county or area name where those provisions scheduled to apply; 6.6. rules for the application of the extension period; 6.7. the date of entry into force. 7. the service within 30 days of producer organisations or interbranch organisations due receipt of the application evaluated its compliance with the terms of the extension in accordance with Regulation No 1415/2013 22 and 23 and inform the Ministry of agriculture. 8. the Ministry of agriculture shall forward information to the European Commission for a decision on the extension of producer organisations in accordance with Regulation No 1415/2013 article 25. 9. Where, in accordance with Regulation No 1415/2013 22 and 23 of the producer organisation's rules also apply to those market participants that are not the members of a producer organization, then, subject to the provisions of Regulation No 1415/2013 article 24 of these conditions, they cover all producer organisations or interbranch organisations direct costs incurred in the application of the conditions referred to in this paragraph operators who are not members of a producer organization. IV. Fisheries and aquaculture products, producer organisations and interbranch organisations recognition procedures and operating conditions 10. service is the competent authority, which shall take a decision on fishing and aquaculture producer organisations and inter-branch organisations under Regulation No 1415/2013 14 and article 16, as well as 17 December 2013 the Commission implementing Regulation (EU) No 1419/2013 for producer organisations and interbranch organisations recognition producer organisations and interbranch organisations extension and the threshold price of the publication in accordance with European Parliament and Council Regulation (EU) no 1379/2013 for fishing and aquaculture products the common organisation of the markets (hereinafter Regulation No 1419/2013) 2 and article 4. 11. Fishing or aquaculture products the producer organisation or inter-branch organisation which lays claim to recognition, on paper or in electronic form, subject to the law on electronic document processing requirements, submit to the Department an application for recognition of the Organisation (annex 1) in accordance with Regulation No 1419/13 Annex I, together with the following documents: 11.1. producer organisations or interbranch organisations a copy of the statutes. Where a producer organisation or inter-branch organisation shall not submit this document, service receives the necessary information during the administrative procedure and in accordance with the procedure prescribed by law; 11.2. a producer organisation or inter-branch organisation's internal rules of operation the copy; 11.3. a copy of the annual accounts for the last year concluded, except in the case where the application is submitted the first of producer organisations or interbranch organisations operating year. Where a producer organisation or inter-branch organisation shall not submit this document, service receives the necessary information to the administrative procedure law and the term. 12. the fishing or aquaculture products the producer organisation in accordance with Regulation No 1415/2013 article 28 and the European Commission of 17 December 2013 for the implementation of Regulation (EU) no 1418/2013 for the production and marketing of the plans provided for in European Parliament and Council Regulation (EU) no 1379/2013 for fishing and aquaculture products the common organisation of the markets (hereinafter Regulation No 1418/2013), article 2 develop annual production and marketing plan submitted to the Office on paper or in electronic form, subject to the law on electronic document design requirements. The structure of this plan complies with Regulation No 1418/2013 set out in the annex to these provisions and guidelines annex 3. 13. the producer organisation shall each year, by 1 March on paper or in electronic form, subject to the law on electronic document processing requirements, submit to the Department an annual report on this provision, paragraph 12 of the plan under Regulation No 1415/2013 article 28 the fifth and annex 2 to these rules. 14. these terms of service referred to in paragraph 13 of the annual report shall be assessed within 60 days. If, in assessing the report finds that this provision in the plan referred to in paragraph 12 of the proposed indicators are not fully achieved (10 to 70 percent), the producer organisation shall provide an explanation of the reason for the achievement indicator. If the plans have been achieved less than 10 percent, the service is entitled to decide on the withdrawal of the recognition of a producer organisation. 15. If, through the production and marketing of the plans, the producer organisation shall have the need to perform actions not intended this provision to paragraph 12 referred to the original approved plan, or circumstances, which approved the implementation of the plan makes it impossible, the producer organisation shall submit the relevant application service, entitled under Regulation No 1415/2013 article 28 (4) and Regulation No 1418/2013 article 3 amendments to the original approved plan in the production and marketing of but just for future activities. 16. the decision may be appealed to the rural support service laid down in article 13 of the law on in order. V. fishing and aquaculture products of producer organisations and interbranch organisations control 17. Service according to the competency checks to see whether the fisheries and aquaculture products, producer organisations and interbranch organisations observe the conditions for recognition and production developed and implemented marketing plan. 18. Ministry of agriculture after the receipt of the relevant information from the service notification to the European Commission. Vi. Closing questions 19. Be declared unenforceable in the Cabinet of 8 April 2004, the rules No. 276 "rules on fishing and aquaculture producer organisations recognition criteria and procedures for recognition, operational conditions and operational control" (Latvian journal, 2004, nr. 66, 207; 2008, nr. 201; 2009, nr. 203; 13, no. 169). 20. paragraph 15 of these rules shall not apply to production and marketing plans for 2014. The Prime Minister is the Rapidity of the farming Minister Newsletters John Dūklav of annex 1 of the Cabinet of Ministers on 9 December 2014 regulations No 753 application fishing or aquaculture products the producer organisation or inter-branch organisation for recognition of producer organisations 1 way (mark the appropriate): fishing products, aquaculture products the producer organisation for the producer organisation inland waters fisheries products to the producer organisation by the interbranch organisation 2. A producer organisation or inter-branch organisation (name) (address, telephone number, , fax number, e-mail address) 3. Authorized person (s) (s) (name) (address, telephone number, fax number, e-mail address) 4. contact person (name) (address, telephone number, fax number, e-mail address) on the recognition of the applicant 5. fisheries products, producer organisations or interbranch organisation of associated members, their property, fishing vessels in the last two years: No catches. PO box Members of a producer organization of members of the producer organisation, fishing vessels owned by the producer organisation for the past two years produced catches of fisheries products way 6. aquaculture eligible For recognition of producer organisations or interbranch organisation, it raised production in the previous year, its volume and value (in euros): No. PO box Members of producer organisations, producer organisations raised the previous year production (animal species) production production values to the recognition of programme 7 of the members of the interbranch organisation, in the previous year's production, its sales/volume and value (in euros): No. PO box Members of a producer organization of producer organisations, production and value of members of the producer organisation trade turnover 8. Description of how will the producer organisations or interbranch organisations, which included Regulation No 1415/2013 article 7 (where producer organisations or interbranch organisations, including the description of the activity the main activity areas and fishing or aquaculture product list for which recognition is sought) activity description 9. Affirmation (producer organisations) certify that, at the time of the application, not yet entered into force and became the undisputed competent authorities the decision or judgment, with which I have found in competition law infringements in the form of a vertical agreement, the purpose of which is to limit the buyer's ability to determine the resale price or a horizontal cartel agreement (except when the institution concerned, finding an infringement of competition law, of the candidates or is exempted from the fine). I certify that the organization complies with relevant laws and regulations and fully met the necessary criteria for recognition. 10. Certificate (cross-sectoral organisations) certify that at the time of submission of the application not yet entered into force and became the undisputed competent authorities the decision or judgment, with which I have found in competition law infringements in the form of a vertical agreement, the purpose of which is to limit the buyer's ability to determine the resale price or a horizontal cartel agreement (except when the institution concerned, finding an infringement of competition law, of the candidates or is exempted from the fine). I certify that the organization complies with relevant laws and regulations and fully met the necessary criteria for recognition. Also, cross-sectoral organization shall operate in the interests of consumers and to ensure the interests of the future.
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The notes. 1. Where the application of the authorized person signature, the application shall be accompanied by the original mandate. 2. Document Properties "date" and "signature" does not fill in, if an electronic document is drawn up according to the law on electronic document design. Agriculture Minister John Dūklav in annex 2 of the Cabinet of Ministers on 9 December 2014 regulations No 753 annual report on production and marketing plan implementation 1. producer organisations (mark the appropriate): fishing products, aquaculture products the producer organisation for the producer organisation inland waters fisheries products to the producer organisation 2. Producer Organization (name) (address, telephone number, fax number, e-mail address) 3. Identification/registration No.                        
4. Location of ___ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ 5. Authorized person (s) (s) (name) (address, telephone number, fax number, e-mail address) 6. contact person (name) (address, telephone number, fax number, e-mail address) 7. Year, submit a report to the ____ ____ ____ 8. number of members in the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9. Turnover (by species) (for the last three years, submit a report, for the first time last year, when submitting the report again): turnover (by species) the producer organisation's total turnover in the last three years and turnover by individual species value of marketed production calculated in euro like the first sale of the year sales average for the past three years. Jaunatzīt POS sales value euro calculated as all the members of the producer organisation on the first sales of products sold in the same period, the amount of fish species in the first sale value of marketed production in the last three years, per year average annual turnover, euro in total 10. Main market species (by species) (for the last three years, submit a report, for the first time last year, when submitting the report again): the producer organisation's principal market species identification (ex 2.1.) and their catch and abstraction (by species) for each the species specified in the catch or extracting volume (tonnes) and value (per year) for the last three years, table specify information for fish species that occupy a significant share of the landings of a producer organisation which consists of: (a)) at least 5% of the total production of the producer organisation during the previous fishing year by quantity or by value for species which are covered by catch quotas; (b)) at least 10% of the total production of the producer organisation during the previous fishing year by quantity or by value for species not included in the "a" in catch quotas referred to fish species catch and the volume and value of the last three years. year. ... year. ... annual catches/mining, tons of value, euro/tonne, the catch value catch euro/tonne, value, Euro 11. Measures intended to achieve the objectives of Regulation No 1415/2013 article 7 objectives: objective (in accordance with Regulation No 1415/2013 article 7) producer organisations adapted measure (measure provided for in regulation implementation) planned activities results Achieved fruitful progress indicator, indicator% of the grounds costs Euro (but with cheques , payment orders, etc.)                                                

          (name, surname)   (caption **)   (date *)
The notes. 1. Where the application of the authorized person signature, the application shall be accompanied by the original mandate. 2. Document Properties "date" and "signature" does not fill in, if an electronic document is drawn up according to the law on electronic document design. Agriculture Minister John Dūklav in annex 3 of the Cabinet of Ministers on 9 December 2014 regulations No 753 guidelines for production and marketing plan creation 1. General information on producer organisations: 1.1 name; 1.2. type; 1.3. identification code; 1.4. location; 1.5. the number of members; 1.6. the turnover (by species): 1.6.1. table indicating the producer organisation's total turnover in the last three years and turnover by individual species; 1.6.2. the catch or abstraction (by species); 1.6.3. table for each species indicated in the catch or extracting volume (tonnes) and value (per year) for the past three years; 1.7. the producer organisation's principal market species identification. The main species identification market, you may want to use the table. The main commercial species to each producer organisation the most significant part of the production and turnover of species caught or grown in volume terms. 2. production program and sales strategy: 2.1 Introduction. The introduction should indicate the link between production and marketing strategy which will be implemented by the producer organisation; 2.2. production program. Production programme should include an indicative supply schedule covering the entire year, and is based on seasonal trends (price, production and demand) market. In particular, it should take into account the following elements: 2.2.1. all producer organisations must reflect: 2.2.1.1. production planning; 2.2.1.2. coordination of activities with other manufacturers; 2.2.2. the product producer organisations must reflect: 2.2.2.1. producer organisations in the fishing rights of the members of the management of production planning; 2.2.2.2. the duties of all catch landings the implementation and management; 2.2.3. the aquaculture producer organisations need to reflect the establishment of sustainable aquaculture practices; 2.3. the marketing strategy, which describe how the producer organisation intends achieve supply to market requirements, quantity, quality and presentation. In particular, take into consideration the following elements: 2.3.1. market requirements (quality, quantity, presentation); 2.3.2. new market outlets and other commercial opportunities; 2.3.3. the Exchange and coordination of work with other players in the supply chain. 3. Mandatory actions to achieve the 2013 11 December Parliament and the Council Regulation (EU) no 1379/2013 for fishing and aquaculture products the common organisation of the market, and amending Regulation (EC) no 1184/2006 and (EC) no 1224/2009 and repealing Council Regulation (EC) No 104/2000 (hereinafter Regulation No 1415/2013) article 7 objectives. The producer organisation shall, depending on the type of production (fishing or aquaculture) must implement the following measures: 3.1 fishery products the producer organisation measures: 3.1.1. promotion of sustainable fishing activities, by providing one or more of the following actions: 3.1.1.1. collectively manage the members of fishing opportunities on the basis of the management rules applicable to different items, fisheries and fishing areas; 3.1.1.2. to coordinate dialogue and cooperation with the relevant scientific organizations in the field of fisheries and to work together to develop scientific advice, on the basis of which decisions on the management of fishery resources; 3.1.1.3. prepare and manage scientific and technical campaign aimed at improving knowledge about resources and impact on the ecosystem and the sustainable development of fishing methods; 3.1.1.4. conduct research on new management measures; 3.1.1.5. identify risks related to occupational safety and safety at sea, and take collective risk prevention measures; 3.1.1.6. provide assistance to the members of the producer organisation and training of fisheries regulation, promotion of sustainable fishing practices or security of the ship; 3.1.1.7. actually participate in various fisheries management structures at national, regional, European and international level; 3.1.1.8. coordinate the exchange of views between producer organisations, including those in different Member States; 3.1.2. Prevention of unwanted catches and shrinking, one or more of the following actions: 3.1.2.1. identifying and promoting fishing practices that help prevent and reduce unwanted catches; 3.1.2.2. develop and implement prevention of unwanted catches and reduction plans and collective actions; 3.1.2.3. identifying the best ways to use such unwanted catches; 3.1.3. the efforts to ensure the traceability of fisheries products and consumer access to clear and comprehensive information provided by one or more of the following actions: 3.1.3.1. improve product traceability practices; 3.1.3.2. to assess the needs of communication and consumer awareness measures; 3.1.3.3. improve product labelling, including the certification process in order to facilitate the conduct of mandatory and voluntary provision of additional information, in accordance with Regulation No 1415/2013 38. and the requirements of article 39; 3.1.3.4. prepare and implement communication and consumer awareness measures; 3.1.4. efforts to eradicate IUU fishing practices that provides for one or more of the following actions: 3.1.4.1. producers ' training and education; 3.1.4.2. the observer for the programs and activities of members of the control; 3.2. fish producer organisation activities: 3.2.1 promotion of sustainable aquaculture through one or more of the following actions: 3.2.1.1. prepare and manage scientific and technical campaign aimed at improving knowledge about species and aquaculture impacts on the environment and to promote sustainable aquaculture methods; 3.2.1.2. to coordinate dialogue and cooperation with relevant scientific organizations in the field of aquaculture and to work together to develop scientific advice, on the basis of which decisions shall be adopted by the management of the aquaculture sector; 3.2.1.3. to provide assistance to members of the producer organisation and training, to promote sustainable aquaculture practices; 3.2.1.4. identify risks related to occupational safety and to perform collective risk prevention measures; 3.2.1.5. the actual participation in various bodies associated with aquaculture in the national, regional, European and international level; 3.2.1.6. coordinate the exchange of views between producer organisations, including those in different Member States; 3.2.2. compliance with the multiannual strategic Aquaculture framework 2014-2020; 3.2.3. the efforts to ensure that the origin of fish feed used in aquaculture, the result is a sustainable managed fisheries, providing one or more of the following actions: 3.2.3.1. to participate in the procedure of the traceability of the products; 3.2.3.2. develop sustainability of animal feed certification schemes. 4. Check the measures provided for in Regulation No 1415/2013 referred to in article 7 objectives and organization of production type (fishery or aquaculture) must choose addition (at least two of the following measure): 4.1 products producer organisations: 4.1.1. efforts to improve the conditions of members of fishery products to be placed on the market, made by one or more of the following operations: 4.1.1.1. identify product outlets and help push the product offerings of members; 4.1.1.2. identify fishing products marketed in certain times of the year a problem; 4.1.1.3. develop strategies for better production placed on the market, including product certification; 4.1.1.4. the development of the certification process, including nutrition and quality; 4.1.1.5. promoting voluntary additional information in accordance with Regulation No 1415/2013 article 39; 4.1.1.6. develop and optimize new marketing methods and tools; 4.1.1.7. provide members of producer organisations, assistance and training related to marketing methods; 4.1.1.8. participate in national, European and international trade fairs to promote the production of members; 4.1.2. improving economic returns by providing one or more of the following actions: 4.1.2.1. prepare and monitor scientific and technical campaign aimed at reducing transaction costs; 4.1.2.2. to provide assistance to the members of the producer organisation and training of fisheries business management; 4.1.2.3. create a cost accounting related services members of the producer organisation; 4.1.3. market stabilisation, by providing one or more of the following actions: 4.1.3.1. promote better market research; 4.1.3.2 it. improve members ' knowledge of the main economic driving force in the supply chain; 4.1.3.3 citizens. provide practical support to producers, to better coordinate the exchange of information with consumers and other players (especially processors, retailers and auction organizers); 4.1.4. the efforts to ensure food supply and contribute to high food quality and safety standards, while contributing to employment in coastal and rural areas. If you choose this action, one or more of the following actions: 4.1.4.1. prepare and run a campaign with the aim to promote initiatives related to trading standards (quality, size or weight, packaging, presentation and labelling); 4.1.4.2. prepare and run a campaign with the objective of promoting the new species, which can be used sustainably; 4.1.4.3. prepare and run a campaign with the aim to develop new processes and products; 4.1.4.4. prepare and run a campaign with the aim to promote fisheries products; 4.1.4.5. prepare and run a campaign with the aim of promoting employment in the fisheries sector; 4.1.5. efforts to reduce the impact of fishing on the environment, including through measures to improve the selectivity of fishing gear. If you choose this action, one or more of the following operations: 4.1.5.1. prepare and implement scientific and experimental programs, the purpose of which is to assess and mitigate the impact of the fishing methods; 4.1.5.2. prepare and implement pilot programs, the purpose of which is to develop fishing gear with less impact on the environment; to ensure producers 4.1.5.3 training and assistance to promote fishing methods and fishing gear deployment that reduces the impact on the environment; 4.2. aquaculture producer organisations: 4.2.1. efforts to improve the conditions of members aquaculture products being placed on the market, made by one or more of the following actions: 4.2.1.1. identify product outlets and/or help guide members product offering; 4.2.1.2. develop strategies for better production placed on the market, including product certification; 4.2.1.3. promoting voluntary additional information in accordance with Regulation No 1415/2013 article 39; 4.2.1.4. to draw up the certification process, including nutrition and quality; 4.2.1.5. develop and optimize new marketing methods and tools; 4.2.1.6. provide members of producer organisations, assistance and training related to marketing methods; 4.2.1.7. participate in national, European and international trade fairs to promote the production of members; 4.2.2. improving economic returns by providing one or more of the following actions: 4.2.2.1. prepare and monitor scientific and technical campaign aimed at reducing transaction costs; 4.2.2.2. the producer organizations to provide assistance and training to members in relation to aquaculture business management; 4.2.2.3. create a cost accounting related services members of the producer organisation; 4.2.3. market stabilisation, by providing one or more of the following actions: 4.2.3.1. coordinate how the various producer organisations are collected, processed and used to share economic information related to the production of members, including information on the inset and first-sale prices; 4.2.3.2. promote better market research; 4.2.3.3. improve members ' knowledge of the main economic driving force in the supply chain; 4.2.3.4. provide practical support to producers, to better coordinate the exchange of information with the processors; 4.2.4. the efforts to ensure food supply and contribute to high food quality and safety standards, while contributing to employment in coastal and rural areas. If you choose this action, one or more of the following actions: 4.2.4.1. prepare and run a campaign with the aim to promote initiatives related to trading standards (quality, size or weight, packaging, presentation and labelling); 4.2.4.2. prepare and run a campaign with the aim of promoting employment in aquaculture; 4.2.4.3. prepare and run a campaign with the aim to promote aquaculture products. 5. Sanctions and control measures in the implementation of the plan. In accordance with Regulation No 1415/2013 article 8 paragraph 1 of the "d" section this section should describe the penalties applicable to members of the organization who do not follow the plan for the implementation of the decisions taken, as well as measures taken by producer organization will be implemented to control the activities of its members in conformity with the rules established by themselves. In this section, the plans should include one or more of the following steps: 5.1 establish the system of penalties that are proportionate to the members of the infringements, 5.2. develop strategies and programs to provisions adopted by the producer organisation; 5.3. to carry out risk assessments in relation to the rules adopted by the producer organisation; 5.4. prepare and carry out the rules adopted by the producer organisation in implementing control measures: 5.4.1 to train observers and inspectors; 5.4.2. develop and disseminate guidelines on how to implement: 5.4.2.1. arising from the common fisheries policy; 5.4.2.2. the producer organisation's rules and adopted management measures. 6. expenditure to be taken into account in the implementation of the plan: 6.1. financial plan. It is recommended that the producer organisations in their plans include a financing plan for each of the measures they intend to implement, indicates the various costs, expenses and future financial resources. The financial perspective must distinguish between the following two types of acts: 6.1.1. Preparatory, monitoring and coordination of activities related to the planned measures (project preparation and supervision); 6.1.2. the activities related to each specific planned measures for implementation (project implementation); 6.2. project preparation and monitoring. Expenditure for the preparation and monitoring of the project to include expenditure on market research, assessment, project design, risk analysis and any feasibility studies carried out before the implementation of measures associated with plan for a goal. Also include expenditure related to monitoring and control operations carried out by producer organisations, in particular the implementation of the measures. These expenses may apply to different categories, such as labour, provision of services or supplies; 6.3. the implementation of the project. Expenditure for the implementation of a project should include the costs of such elements of the measures implemented, which are not directly linked to the preparation and monitoring of the project, such as expenses for the purpose of scientific or technical experiments, ad campaigns, new fishing gear selectivity for technical building equipment and deployment, improve traceability, or the promotion of sustainable aquaculture practices. 7. implementation schedule. Plans should include graphic with planned measures and related costs that the multiannual plan divided by year. 8. Performance indicators. For each of the planned measures must specify the performance indicators to the producer organizations and the competent national authorities to monitor the implementation of measures. These indicators should be used in the annual report provided for in Regulation No 1415/2013 article 28, point 5. With these indicators should aim to assess the strategic objectives of the plan compared to the plan described in the introduction to the original situation. Depending on their relationship with the various planned measures must be used by the following indicators: outcome indicators 8.1 with respect to the implementation of the planned measures: 8.1.1. fishery products producer organizations performance indicators that enable, evaluate, as follows: 8.1.1.1. the planned vessel activity, which among other things expressed in number of days at sea and target species catch in volume terms; 8.1.1.2. preliminary schedule for the marketing of products (by species and presentation); 8.1.1.3. identifying market opportunities for the action plan; 8.1.1.4. certification/labelling of products intended for the action plan; 8.1.1.5. the estimated effort and/or capacity management schedule (by area); 8.1.1.6. reduction of by-catch of unwanted for the action plan; 8.1.1.7. with rules and respect them, producer awareness and control related training schedule. Outcome indicators should describe the product sales cycle projections and the average monthly income of producers in compliance with the expected level of income; 8.1.2. aquaculture producer organisations performance indicators that enable, evaluate, as follows: 8.1.2.1. species grown inset and planned extraction; 8.1.2.2. preliminary schedule for the marketing of products (by species and presentation); 8.1.2.3. identifying market opportunities for the action plan; 7.2.1.8. certification/labelling of products intended for the action plan; 8.1.2.5. aquaculture activities related to ecosystem pollution reduction plan; 8.1.2.6. sustainable farmed species feeding plan; 8.1.2.7. in compliance with the rules and the awareness and control of related training schedule. Outcome indicators should describe the product sales cycle projections and the average monthly income of producers in compliance with the expected level of income; 8.2. the performance indicators, which are used to evaluate the impact of the measures taken to production and marketing plans for achieving the objectives: 8.2.1. fishing product manufacturer organization performance indicators with which assess: 8.2.1.1. caught or put on the market the amount of species and/or value; 8.2.1.2. caught or put on the market the average size of the species; 8.2.1.3. the increase in the volume of sales (by species and/or products) in comparison with the ex ante situation; 8.2.1.4. the number of new product sales, volume and/or value in comparison with the previous year; 8.2.1.5. effort and/or capacity Dynamics; 8.2.1.6. composition of landings and/or unwanted catch volume Dynamics; 8.2.1.7. unloaded or resultant value of production Dynamics; 8.2.1.8. production costs per unit of production Dynamics; 8.2.1.9. sales cost per unit of production Dynamics; 8.2.1.10. producers ' average monthly income; 8.2.1.11. the proportion of the products not sold changes compared with the ex ante situation; 8.2.1.12. changes in the value of the products marketed has trouble, compared to the ex ante situation; 8.2.1.13. the number of accidents (injuries and/or fatalities); 8.2.1.14. producer organisations registered violations of rules changes. 8.2.2. aquaculture producer organisations performance indicators with which assess: 8.2.2.1. get or put on the market the amount of species and/or value; 8.2.2.2. the increase in the volume of sales (by species and/or products) in comparison with the ex ante situation; 8.2.2.3. the number of new product sales, volume and/or value in comparison with the previous year; 8.2.2.4. the resultant value of production Dynamics; 8.2.2.5. the proportion of feed used in the production of the dynamics, obtained from sustainable or renewable resources; 8.2.2.6. exhaust pollution dynamics; 8.2.2.7. production costs per unit of production Dynamics; 8.2.2.8. selling expenses per unit of production Dynamics; 8.2.2.9. producers ' average monthly income; 8.2.2.10. the proportion of the products not sold changes compared with the ex ante situation; 8.2.2.11. changes in the value of the products marketed has trouble, compared to the ex ante situation; 8.2.2.12. the number of accidents (injuries and/or fatalities); 8.2.2.13. producer organisations registered in breach of the rules. Minister of agriculture John Dūklav