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For the purposes of paragraphs 1 through 3, the master of the fishing vessel/owner/operator shall ensure that the appropriate MRCC, observer provider, and the Secretariat are immediately notified of the incident, actions taken or underway to address the situation, and any assistance that may be required. [...] In the event that there are reasonable grounds to believe an OBSERVER has been assaulted, intimidated, threatened, or harassed such that their health or safety is endangered and the observer or the observer provider indicates to the MARD to which the fishing vessel is flagged that they wish for the observer to be removed from the fishing vessel, the master of the fishing vessel shall: a) immediate. [...] In the event that there are reasonable grounds to believe that an OBSERVER has been assaulted, intimidated, threatened, or harassed but neither the observer nor the observer provider wishes that the observer be removed from the fishing vessel, the master of the fishing vessel is shall: a) take action to preserve the safety of the observer and mitigate and resolve the situation on board as soon as. [...] In the event that, after disembarkation from a fishing vessel of an OBSERVER , an observer provider identifies, such as during the course of debriefing the observer, a possible situation involving assault or harassment of the observer while on board the fishing vessel, the observer provider shall notify, in writing, the MARD and the Secretariat. [...] If notified, under paragraph 5b, 6b, or 8, that an observer has been assaulted or harassed, the MARD shall: a) investigate the event based on the information provided by the observer provider and take any appropriate action in response to the results of the investigation; b) cooperate fully in any investigation conducted by the observer provider, including providing the report to the observer prov.