Translation of "règlementation de l'état côtier " (French → English) :

Among the measures which coastal States should consider are effective monitoring, control and surveillance of fishing activities in the EEZ, ensuring that at-sea transhipment in coastal State waters are authorised by the coastal State, or conducted in conformity with appropriate management regulations, regulation of fishing access to its waters in a manner which will help to prevent, deter and eliminate IUU fishing.

In addition, where the suspected breach has taken place in the maritime waters of a third country, the port Member State shall also cooperate with the coastal State in carrying out an investigation into it and, where appropriate, shall apply the sanctions provided for by the legislation of that port Member State, under the condition that, in accordance with international law, that coastal State has expressly agreed to transfer its jurisdiction.

In addition, where the suspected breach has taken place in the maritime waters of a third country, the port Member State shall also cooperate with the coastal State in carrying out an investigation into it and, where appropriate, shall apply the sanctions provided for by the legislation of that port Member State, under the condition that, in accordance with international law, that coastal State has expressly agreed to transfer its jurisdiction.

(28) Appropriate means should be foreseen to address failures to discharge the duties incumbent on them under EC and international law as flag, port, coastal or market states and to make sure that Member States take appropriate measures to ensure compliance by their fishing vessels or nationals with CFP and control rules; these means should include the possibility to suspend or reduce financial assistance according to Council Regulation (EC) No 1198/2006 of 27 July 2006 on the European Fisheries Fund[18] and Council Regulation (EC) No 861/2006 of 22 May 2006 establishing Community financial measures for the implementation of the Common Fishe ...[+++]ries Policy[19] in cases of an inadequate implementation of CFP rules by Member States.

makes unauthorised catches of tunas or tuna-like fish in waters under the national jurisdiction of ICCAT Convention area coastal countries or contravenes their laws and regulations.

However, international law imposes some limits on the jurisdiction of coastal states (and the EU) to regulate on international shipping in its coastal waters, particularly in relation to rules concerning the construction, design, equipment and manning of ships.