Article 2
1. The seminars and training courses shall cover: - fisheries surveillance methodology, - Community legislation governing the common fisheries policy and, in particular, control, - use of modern techniques, - implementation by the Member States of the control system applicable to the common fisheries policy, - alerting national officials to the importance and impact of control activities on the fisheries sector in order to promote good relations with the representatives of the fishing industry. 2. Expenditure on organizing courses and seminars may cover, in particular, the renting of lecture rooms, the purchase or hiring of teaching material and the payment of the fees of trainers not acting in their capacity as officials of a national or Community administration, and also the travel and subsistence costs of national officials attending courses or seminars as well as those of training staff.