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(22) For example, the root-cause analysis of repeated failure to apply a convention's requirement for ship construction (as reported in several inspections and evidenced by checking samples of survey reports) led to identify a systemic failure in the organisation's process of updating and maintenance of its rules, whereas the consequence analysis concluded that relevant surveys for a certain group of ships had not been conducted in accordance with the relevant applicable safety requirements; the RO concerned changed its quality system to ensure that its rules and procedures were maintained up-to-date (prevention) and undertook a re-insp ...[+++]ection plan of the ships that may have been affected (correction).

With respect to inspection schemes it was also revealed that there were no inspection schemes for vessels operating on the high seas, no templates, guidelines or methodology designed for supporting inspection activities and no air and sea operational means for conducting inspections.

On that basis and given budgetary constraints, requests in the programmes for Union funding related to actions such as training and exchange programmes as well as pilot inspection and observer schemes, analysis and assessment of expenditure, initiatives raising awareness of common fisheries policy (CFP) rules and the construction of patrol vessels and aircrafts, have been rejected since they were not dedicated to the priority areas defined above.

Continue the establishment of adequate administrative structures and equipment to ensure effective implementation of the fisheries policy, including management of resources, inspection and control of fishing activities, market policy, structural programmes, a fishing vessel register and a management plan for the fleet capacity in accordance with available fish resources.

‘control and inspection’ means any measures taken by Member States, in particular pursuant to Articles 23, 24 and 28 of Regulation (EC) No 2371/2002, to control and inspect fishing activities within the scope of the common fisheries policy including surveillance and monitoring activities such as satellite-based vessel monitoring systems and observer schemes;