3.1.2. The ship's captain or, failing that, the individual or corporation who represents the shipowner in all matters relating to the shipowner's duties in fitting out the vessel (shipowner's agent), shall draw up a list, in duplicate, of the crew and of any passengers.

3.1.3. The ship's captain or, failing that, the individual or corporation who represents the shipowner in all matters relating to the shipowner's duties in fitting out the vessel ("shipowner's agent"), shall draw up a list, in duplicate, of the crew and of any passengers.

74. Welcomes the strengthening of the political and strategic association between Europe and Latin America, and calls for it to be given practical shape in the form of a Euro-Latin America Charter for Peace which, by analogy with the Charter of the United Nations, would enable political, strategic and security proposals of interest to the two regions to be fleshed out; points out that security and defence cooperation between the Member States of the European Union and the countries of Latin America could cover such issues as str engthen ing international peacekeeping and security efforts, arms control, nuclear non-proliferation, militar ...[+++]y and technical cooperation in respect of the arms industry and control of arms exports, questions concerning security, the economy, development and the environment, and many other matters concerning common security and defence interests;

73. Welcomes the strengthening of the Euro-Latin America political and strategic association, and calls for it to be given practical shape in the form of a Euro-Latin America Charter for Peace which, by analogy with the Charter of the United Nations, would enable political, strategic and security proposals of interest to the two regions to be fleshed out; points out that security and defence cooperation between the Member States of the European Union and the countries of Latin America could cover such issues as strengthening international peacekeeping and security efforts, arms control, nuclear non-proliferation, military and technical ...[+++]cooperation in respect of the arms industry and control of arms exports, questions concerning security, the economy, development and the environment, and many other matters concerning common security and defence interests;

- Formulation of a common European armaments policy based on a sustainable defence technological and industrial base, with development of effective RD programmes to meet the defence and security needs identified for Europe's Common Foreign and Security Policy and to enhance European capabilities within the North Atlantic Alliance.

Amongst the concrete measures envisaged we also incorporate the harmonisation of operative requirements, the common use of capabilities, the possible acquisition of those capabilities via a European arms agency, which unifies or at least coordinates the existing ones, the study of an accounting system more suited to reality, which facilitates the long-term funding of certain systems and also the search – as I said before – for new common funding formulas.