accessible. Medical care must be provided free of charge either onboard or at foreign ports. • Occupational safety and accident prevention: Vessel owners must implement programs to prevent occupational hazards, injuries, and illnesses. Provide appropriate training for using fishing equipment, reporting, and investigating incidents. Personal protective equipment must be provided, along with basic safety training. • Social security: Fishers must enjoy social security benefits equivalent to those of workers residing in the member State’s territory. Gradual realization of comprehensive social security, ensuring quality regardless of nationality. Proper compensation for occupational injuries or illnesses. The flag State must carry out inspection and certification of living and working conditions 7. Compliance and Enforcement 40–44 onboard vessels, as well as handle fisher complaints. The port State must conduct inspection and handling of fisher complaints for vessels entering ports. 8. Amendments 45 9. Final Provisions 46–54 Procedure for annex revision. Procedures for the ratification of convention. Annex I Equivalence in Measurement Annex II Fisher’s Work Agreement Annex III Fishing Vessel Accommodation Source: NHRC, August 26, 2022, ILO Work in Fishing Convention, 2007 (C188) Seminar, presentation by Associate Professor Lin Liang-Jung, and the content of the Work in Fishing Convention. 93 the