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1. The observer shall determine whether the tuna caught is "dolphin safe" or not and, based on this determination, the tuna shall be loaded into prepared holds identified to this effect.

2. Upon completion of these loading operations, the species and estimated quantity of tuna loaded into each hold, per net, shall be indicated by the observer on the corresponding tracking form, in consultation with the captain or his representative. The captain or his representative and the observer shall initial each completed tracking form.

3. Transfers of tuna at sea from the net of one fishing vessel to another fishing vessel must be indicated on the tracking form by the observers of both vessels, specifying the quantity involved, the species and dolphin-safe status of the tuna being transferred.

4. At the end of the fishing trip, the captain and observer shall together review the tracking form, enter any additional comments and sign it. A fishing trip terminates when a vessel unloads two thirds or more of its catches, during a single unloading or during a series of partial unloadings.

5. The Commission may adopt detailed rules for the application of this Article in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 10(2).