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A new register will provide greater transparency for anyone with an interest in our fishing industry by allowing them to see who has access to the UK鈥檚 fishing quota.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
George Eustice secures sustainable fishing deal for UK at annual EU talks.
A new Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) was agreed by the EU Parliament today and will come into force on 1 January 2014. 皇冠体育app new CFP will radically transform fishing practices in Europe.
New study on economic impact of England鈥檚 sea anglers is published
We have launched new calls for evidence to hear from farmers and fishermen on how the EU has affected the UK national interest.
An historic deal to reform the broken Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) has today been agreed by EU Member States and is expected to become law later this year.
Member States have today agreed a package of reforms to implement a discards ban, make fishing more sustainable and give countries the ability to make decisions regionally.
Discards will become a thing of the past after the UK Government secured a historic victory in Brussels to set firm dates to introduce a ban.
Amendment of the Common Fisheries Policy would not change the sovereignty of our sea bed or give the EU new powers.
Richard Benyon, Fisheries Minister delivered the below聽speech to the House of Commons on Tuesday 8 January 2013.
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Changes to the fishing quota system which sees end to automatic reductions
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Endangered sharks will be given greater protection following the signing of an international agreement on the conservation of sharks, Fisheries Minister Richard Benyon announced today.
EU Council has agreed a general approach which includes a commitment to ban the discarding of dead fish.
All four nations within the UK will be given greater power to manage their own fishing quotas.
皇冠体育app process to agree a new Common Fisheries Policy is expected to continue into 2013.
皇冠体育app UK is testing Catch Quota management which counts what is caught rather than what is landed at port.
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