Tag indicating the start of the ERS message. It contains the definition of the logbook message structures. Tag indicating the start of a logbook record. A standard logbook record contains one or more of the following declaration types: DEP, FAR, COE, COX, DIS, PNO, EOF, RTP, LAN, TRA, RLC or GBRCON. The Record Number of this ERS message. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "AAAYYYYMMDD999999" (AAA = Alphanumeric String, YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date, 999999 = Zero-Padded Numeric.) The GB Record Number of this ERS message. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "RSSNoYYYYMMDD999999" (RSSNo = RSS Number, YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date, 999999 = Zero-Padded Numeric.) Example GBRRN: "A1234520090623000001" The transmission date of the message. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The transmission time of the message. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) Tag indicating the start of a logbook record. A standard logbook record contains one or more of the following declaration types: DEP, FAR, COE, COX, DIS, PNO, EOF, RTP, LAN, TRA, RLC or GBRCON. Tag indicating the start of a departure message. It is required on every departure from port. Tag indicating the start of a Fishing Activity Report. Every vessel is required to submit at least one FAR message per day before midnight and additionally in response to requests from the flag state where the fishing is being conducted. Tag indicating the start of a Relocation declaration. This is used when all or part of a catch is moved from a shared fishing gear to a vessel or from a vessel's hold or its fishing gear to a keep net, container or cage (outside the vessel) in which the live catch is kept until landing. Tag indicating the start of a Crossing (Entry) notification message. Used to declare entry into a stock recovery area or Western Waters. Tag indicating the start of a Crossing (Exit) notification message. Used to declare exit out of a stock recovery area or Western Waters. Tag indicating the start of a GB Control Point notification message. Used to make a trans-zonal fishing declaration. Tag indicating the start of a Discard declaration message. Must be sent at least once per day with an FAR message. Tag indicating the start of a Prior Notification of Return declaration message. To be transmitted prior to return to port or if required by Community rules. Tag indicating the start of an End of Fishing declaration message. To be transmitted immediately after last fishing operation and before returning to port and landing fish. Tag indicating the start of a Return To Port declaration message. To be transmitted on entry into port, after any PNO declaration and before landing any fish. Tag indicating the start of a Landing declaration message. To be transmitted after landing of catch. Tag indicating the start of a Transshipment declaration message. For every transshipment of catch, a declaration is required from both the donor and the recipient. The unique logbook reference number for this specific voyage. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "RSSNoYYYY0000" (RSSNo = RSS Number, YYYY = Year, 0000 = Zero-Padded Numeric.) Example GBRLOGNO: A1234520100001. The first voyage of a calendar year will have '0001' as the last four digits of the GBRLOGNO. All logbook messages submitted for the same voyage will retain the same four digits. The second voyage of the calendar year will then use '0002' for the final four digits, the third voyage will use '0003' and so on. This sequence will always reset at the beginning of each new calendar year. The unique voyage-specific sequence number for this logbook message. The first message of a given voyage should use the value '0001', the second message of the same voyage should use the value '0002' and so on. The sequence resets for each new voyage undertaken. The vessel's Community Fleet Registration number. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "AAAXXXXXXXXX" (AAA = Fully capitalised country code of the vessel's first registration within the EU, XXXXXXXXX = 9 character alphanumeric code.) The vessel's unique identity number as recorded by the UK Registrar of Seamen and Shipping. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "AAAAAA" ( AAAAAA = six character alphanumeric code.) The vessel's international radio call sign. The vessel's side (hull) registration number. The vessel's name. The name of the vessel's master. Any change of vessel master during a voyage must be notified in the next LOG message. The address of the vessel's master. Any change during a voyage must be notified in the next LOG message. The flag state of the vessel's registration. Must conform to the ISO alpha-3 country code. Free format comments from the master of the vessel. Tag indicating the start of a departure message. It is required on every departure from port. Details of a gear deployment. Details of stocks held on board, referenced by species. The departure date of the vessel. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The departure time of the vessel. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The port code of the port from which the vessel is departing. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "CCPPP" (CC = ISO alpha-2 country code, PPP = 3 letter port code.) Port code list to be found at the EC ERS web site. (http://ec.europa.eu/fisheries/cfp/control_enforcement/ers_en.htm) The anticipated activity of the vessel for the departing voyage. Code list of defined anticipated activities to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) Notice of vessel's intention to fish exclusively inside or outside zone. 'Y' indicates vessel WILL be fishing exclusively outside of the zone. 'N' indicates otherwise. Tag indicating the start of a Fishing Activity Report. Every vessel is required to submit at least one FAR message per day before midnight and additionally in response to requests from the flag state where the fishing is being conducted. The relevant area sub-declaration. Dependent upon the reporting requirement, at least one field should be filled in. List of accepted codes to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) Details of a gear deployment. Details of stocks held on board, referenced by species. The date of the fishing activity being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The time of the fishing activity being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) Marker indictating that this FAR report was transmitted prior to inspection. Fixed format: "1" if true, "0" or not present otherwise. Tag indicating the start of a Relocation declaration. This is used when all or part of a catch is moved from a shared fishing gear to a vessel or from a vessel's hold or its fishing gear to a keep net, container or cage (outside the vessel) in which the live catch is kept until landing. Details of a geographical position given in latitude (-90 to 90) and longtitude (-180 to 180). Details of stocks held on board, referenced by species. The date of the relocation being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The time of the relocation being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The receiving vessel's CFR number, if joint fishing with an EU vessel. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "AAAZZZZZZZZZ" (AAA = three character alphabetical uppercase country code of vessel's first registration, ZZZZZZZZZ = 9 character alphabetical identity string.) External registration number of the receiving vessel. International radio call sign of the receiving vessel. Flag state of the receiving vessel. Must conform to the ISO alpha-3 country code. The receiving vessel's Community Fleet Registration number. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "AAAXXXXXXXXX" (AAA = Fully capitalised country code of the vessel's first registration within the EU, XXXXXXXXX = 9 character alphanumeric code.) External registration number of the partner vessel. International radio call sign of the partner vessel(s). Flag state of the other partner vessel. Must conform to the ISO alpha-3 country code. The name of the partner vessel's master. Three letter code for the relocation destination. (eg: Keep net = "KNE", Cage = "CGE" etc.) List of accepted codes to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) Tag indicating the start of a Transshipment declaration message. For every transshipment of catch, a declaration is required from both the donor and the recipient. Details of a geographical position given in latitude (-90 to 90) and longtitude (-180 to 180). Details of stocks held on board, referenced by species. The date of the transshipment being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The time of the transshipment being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The port code, if the transshipment occurred in a port. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "CCPPP" (CC = ISO alpha-2 country code, PPP = 3 letter port code.) Port code list to be found at the EC ERS web site. (http://ec.europa.eu/fisheries/cfp/control_enforcement/ers_en.htm) The receiving vessel's CFR number, if an EU vessel. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "AAAZZZZZZZZZ" (AAA = three character alphabetical uppercase country code of vessel's first registration, ZZZZZZZZZ = 9 character alphabetical identity string.) External registration number of the receiving vessel. International radio call sign of the receiving vessel, if donor vessel. Flag state of the receiving vessel. Must conform to the ISO alpha-3 country code. The donor vessel's Community Fleet Registration number. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "AAAXXXXXXXXX" (AAA = Fully capitalised country code of the vessel's first registration within the EU, XXXXXXXXX = 9 character alphanumeric code.) External registration number of the donor vessel. International radio call sign of the donor vessel, if receiving vessel. Flag state of the donor vessel. Must conform to the ISO alpha-3 country code. Tag indicating the start of a Crossing (Entry) notification message. Used to declare entry into a stock recovery area or Western Waters. The relevant area sub-declaration. Dependent upon the reporting requirement, at least one field should be filled in. List of accepted codes to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) Details of a geographical position given in latitude (-90 to 90) and longtitude (-180 to 180). Details of stocks held on board, referenced by species. The date of the entry being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The time of the entry being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) Species targeted within zone. Fixed format defined by the pattern "X" (X = single character alphabetical species code.) List of accepted codes to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) Directed species. Must conform to a single FAO (Fisheries and Agricultural Organisation) species code. Supported as a Norwegian requirement. The name of the fishing effort zone. List of accepted codes to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) Indicator of whether a vessel has engaged in transzonal fishing. Fixed format defined by the pattern "Y" or "N". (Y = vessel has engaged in transzonal fishing, N = vessel has not engaged in transzonal fishing.) Tag indicating the start of a Crossing (Exit) notification message. Used to declare exit out of a stock recovery area or Western Waters. Details of a geographical position given in latitude (-90 to 90) and longtitude (-180 to 180). Details of stocks held on board, referenced by species. The date of the exit being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The time of the entry being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) Species targeted within zone. Fixed format defined by the pattern "X" (X = single character alphabetical species code.) List of accepted codes to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) The name of the fishing effort zone. List of accepted codes to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) Indicator of whether a vessel has engaged in transzonal fishing. Fixed format defined by the pattern "Y" or "N". (Y = vessel has engaged in transzonal fishing, N = vessel has not engaged in transzonal fishing.) Tag indicating the start of a GB Control Point notification message. Used to make a trans-zonal fishing declaration. Details of a geographical position given in latitude (-90 to 90) and longtitude (-180 to 180). Control point the vessel is exiting from. Fixed format defined by the pattern "X" (X = single character alphabetical in the range A-H or a single numerical digit in the range 1-3.) The estimated date of arrival at the control point. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The estimated time of arrival at the control point. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) Tag indicating the start of a Discard declaration message. Must be sent at least once per day with an FAR message. Details of a geographical position given in latitude (-90 to 90) and longtitude (-180 to 180). Details of stocks held on board, referenced by species. The date of the discard being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The time of the discard being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) Tag indicating the start of a Prior Notification of Return declaration. To be transmitted prior to return to port or if required by community rules. The relevant area sub-declaration. Dependent upon the reporting requirement, at least one field should be filled in. List of accepted codes to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) Details of stocks held on board, referenced by species. Details of a geographical position given in latitude (-90 to 90) and longtitude (-180 to 180). The date of the departure being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The time of the departure being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The estimated date of arrival being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The estimated time of arrival being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The port code for the port of arrival. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "CCPPP" (CC = ISO alpha-2 country code, PPP = 3 letter port code.) Port code list to be found at the EC ERS web site. (http://ec.europa.eu/fisheries/cfp/control_enforcement/ers_en.htm) The estimated date of landing being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The estimated time of landing being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The landing location in port. Required for Norwegian reporting cases. Tag indicating the start of an End of Fishing declaration message. To be transmitted immediately after last fishing operation and before returning to port and landing fish. The date the fishing log is recorded as complete. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The time the fishing log is recorded as complete. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) Tag indicating the start of a Return To Port declaration message. To be transmitted on entry into port, after any PNO declaration and before landing any fish. The date the vessel returned to port. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The time the vessel returned to port. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The port code for the port the vessel returned to. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "CCPPP" (CC = ISO alpha-2 country code, PPP = 3 letter port code.) Port code list to be found at the EC ERS web site. (http://ec.europa.eu/fisheries/cfp/control_enforcement/ers_en.htm) The reason code indicating why the vessel returned to port. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "XXX" (XXX = 3 character alphabetical uppercase code.) Reason code list to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) Tag indicating the start of a Landing declaration message. To be transmitted after landing of catch. Details of stocks held on board, referenced by species. The date of the landing being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The time of the landing being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) Description of the message sender type. Fixed format, the response must be one of: "MAS" (Vessel Master) "REP" (Representative of the Vessel Master) or "AGE" (Agent of the Vessel Master). The port code for the port of landing. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "CCPPP" (CC = ISO alpha-2 country code, PPP = 3 letter port code.) Port code list to be found at the EC ERS web site. (http://ec.europa.eu/fisheries/cfp/control_enforcement/ers_en.htm) Details of a geographical position given in latitude (-90 to 90) and longtitude (-180 to 180). Latitude expressed in accordance with the WGS84 format used for VMS. Longtitude expressed in accordance with the WGS84 format used for VMS. Details of a gear deployment. Tag containing gear-shot info. Tag containing gear retrieved info. Tag containing gear lost info. Gear code corresponding to the FAO’s "International Standard Statistical Classification of the Fishing Gear." Norwegian requirement - gear specification (trawls: 1=single, 2=double, 3=triple) Norwegian requirement - gear problems (1=empty net, 2=net burst, 3=net split, 4=broken meshes, 5=lost gear, 6=other) Mesh size, measured in millimeters. Gear capacity. Gear number. Total number of shots: gill nets and long lines. Number of fishing operations (hauls) per 24 hour period. Number of hours the gear was deployed. Fishing depth. The distance from the water surface to the lowest part of the fishing gear, measured in meters. Applies to vessels using towed gear, long lines and fixed nets. The average number of hooks used on the long lines. The average length of the nets used when using fixed nets, measured in metres. The average height of the nets used when using fixed nets, measured in metres. The nominal length of one net, measured in metres. The number of nets in a fleet. The number of fleets deployed. The total number of gill nets on board. Tag containing gear-shot info. Details of a geographical position given in latitude (-90 to 90) and longtitude (-180 to 180). The date of the gear-shot event being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The time of the gear-shot event being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) Indicator of where zone fishing will be commencing. Data recorded in accordance with Norwegian requirements. Unique reference number identifying the gill net fleet deployed. Fleet depth indicating the depth for each fleet deployed. (Measured as the distance from the water surface to the lowest part of the fishing gear.) Tag containing gear retrieved info. Details of a geographical position given in latitude (-90 to 90) and longtitude (-180 to 180). The date of the gear retrieval being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The time of the gear retrieval being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) Unique reference number identifying the gill net fleet retrieved. Soak time of each gill net fleet deployed, measured in hours. Tag containing gear lost info. Details of a geographical position given in latitude (-90 to 90) and longtitude (-180 to 180). The date of the gear loss event being reported. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) Numerical value indicating the quantity of gear lost. Unique reference number identifying the gill net fleet lost. The relevant area sub-declaration. Dependent upon the reporting requirement, at least one field should be filled in. List of accepted codes to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) Details of a geographical position given in latitude (-90 to 90) and longtitude (-180 to 180). The FAO area. (Eg. "27") The FAO sub-area. (Eg. "3") The FAO division. (Eg. "d") The FAO sub-division. (Eg. "24") The economic zone. The ICES statistical rectangle. (Eg. "49E6") Details of stocks held on board, referenced by species. The relevant area sub-declaration. Dependent upon the reporting requirement, at least one field should be filled in. List of accepted codes to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) Tag containing fish processing details. Processing/presentation for each species landed. Directed species. Must conform to a single FAO (Fisheries and Agricultural Organisation) species code. Supported as a Norwegian requirement. Depending on context, this data item is to be either: 1. Total weight of fish (in kilograms) in catch period. 2. Total weight of fish (in kilograms) on board (aggregate) or 3. Total weight of fish (in kilograms) landed. Estimate of weight of fish to be landed, measured in Kg. Relevant when reporting PNO. Number of fish in catch. Completed when catch is measured in 'numbers of fish'. Estimated number of fish landed. Relevant when reporting PNO. Estimated quantity of fish held in nets. (ie. not held in hold) Estimated number of fish held in nets. (ie. not held in hold) Gear code corresponding to the FAO’s "International Standard Statistical Classification of the Fishing Gear." Tag containing fish processing details. Processing/presentation for each species landed. Only used for "TRA" and "LAN" log-type messages. Letter code for the Preservation State of the fish. (Eg. 'live', 'frozen', 'salted', etc.) Preservation state code list to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) Letter code for the Product Presentation, which reflects the manner of processing. Presentation code list to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) Processing type of packaging. Fixed format defined by the following 3 letter codes: "CRT"=cartons, "BOX"=boxes, "BGS"=bags, "BLC"=blocks. Number of packing units. (ie. cartoons, boxes, bags, containers, blocks etc.) Average product weight, measured in Kg. Conversion factor. A numerical factor that is applied to convert fish processed weight into fish live weight. This is the top level envelope of all operations sent to the web services operation. OPS element must contain one of the sub-elements DAT, RET, DEL, COR. Data operation to push log book information to another MS. Acknowledgement operation to reply to DAT, DEL and COR operation. Delete operation to ask receiving MS to delete previously sent data. Correction operation to ask another MS to correct previously sent data. The country of destination for this OPS message. Must conform to the ISO alpha-3 country code. The country sending this OPS message. Must conform to the ISO alpha-3 country code. The Record Number of this OPS message. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "AAAYYYYMMDD999999" (AAA = Alphanumeric String, YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date, 999999 = Zero-Padded Numeric.) The GB Record Number of this OPS message. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "RSSNoYYYYMMDD999999" (RSSNo = RSS Number, YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date, 999999 = Zero-Padded Numeric.) Example GBRRN: "A1234520090623000001" The date of sending for this OPS message. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "YYYY-MM-DD" (YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date. Values must conform to UTC standards.) The time of sending for this OPS message. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "HH:MM" (HH = Hours, MM = Minutes. Values must conform to UTC standards.) Version number of the software that transmits the LOG message Reference or serial number of the software that transmits the LOG message Set to "1" if this OPS message is to be regarded as a test message. Data operation to push log book information to another MS. Includes all relevant ERS data. ie: The whole message. Acknowledgement operation to reply to DAT, DEL and COR operation. The Record Number of the ERS message being referred to. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "AAAYYYYMMDD999999" (AAA = Alphanumeric String, YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date, 999999 = Zero-Padded Numeric.) The GB Record Number of the ERS message being referred to. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "RSSNoYYYYMMDD999999" (RSSNo = RSS Number, YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date, 999999 = Zero-Padded Numeric.) Example GBRRN: "A1234520090623000001" Return status of the message. Status code list to be found at the UK Fisheries web site. (http://www.fishregister.gov.uk/schema/ers/v1) Free text giving an explanation for the rejection. Delete operation to ask UK Fisheries to delete previously sent data. The Record Number of the ERS message to be deleted. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "AAAYYYYMMDD999999" (AAA = Alphanumeric String, YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date, 999999 = Zero-Padded Numeric.) The GB Record Number of the ERS message to be deleted. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "RSSNoYYYYMMDD999999" (RSSNo = RSS Number, YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date, 999999 = Zero-Padded Numeric.) Example GBRRN: "A1234520090623000001" Reason for this operation. (Free text field.) Correction operation to ask UK Fisheries to correct previously sent data. Includes all relevant ERS data. ie: The whole message. The Record Number of the ERS message to be corrected. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "AAAYYYYMMDD999999" (AAA = Alphanumeric String, YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date, 999999 = Zero-Padded Numeric.) The GB Record Number of the ERS message to be corrected. Fixed format defined by the pattern: "RSSNoYYYYMMDD999999" (RSSNo = RSS Number, YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Date, 999999 = Zero-Padded Numeric.) Example GBRRN: "A1234520090623000001" Reason for this operation. (Free text field.)