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"en.20020704.4.4-120"2
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". – The Commission must step up its efforts to ensure a level playing field with greater cooperation between the stakeholders. Fishermen must be involved in framing and enforcing the rules within a system of zonal management, a system that will make these rules more acceptable and enforcement more effective.
For effective monitoring and control, there must adequate budgetary and human resources. A fundamental concern in relation to the Commission’s proposals on the reform of the CFP is the proposal to open access to the North Sea and leave a sea area with severely depleted fish stocks managed purely by virtue of the TACs and quotas regime. Without committed investment in control and monitoring, the North Sea will be a potential free-for-all, which could decimate stocks further and kill off fragile fisheries-dependent communities.
I therefore urge the Commission to take these concerns on board and ensure that there is a level playing field. Under no circumstances open up the North Sea when clearly the existing enforcement system is neither perceived as, nor proven to be, fair or sufficiently funded to ensure illegal fisheries are stamped out."@en1
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