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". – I can say to the honourable Member that on 18 June this year the Fisheries Council took no decision in respect of hake fishing. However, on the basis of the critical state of the cod and hake stocks outlined in the Commission’s communication of 12 June and on the rebuilding of cod and hake stocks which was presented to the Council, and I quote: “The Commission adopted an emergency regulation on 14 June establishing measures for the recovery of the northern hake stock. Article 2(2) of the Commission Regulation provides for a derogation for vessels of less than 12 metres overall length using a mesh size of less than 100 mm from a maximum share of 20% of hake in the retained catch, provided that the vessels – not the catch – return to port within 24 hours.” On 22 June Spain asked the Council to amend this provision. On 20 July the Council noted that there was no majority for amending it in the way proposed by Spain."@en1
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