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This fishing zone, managed by the regional fisheries organisation in question, is of major importance to the Portuguese fleet.
The plan provides for a reduction in the total allowable catch (TAC) level and for additional control measures, which will obviously have social and economic repercussions. As with other rebuilding plans for fish stocks, we feel it is essential that, beyond the need to ensure that fisheries resources are sustainable and that scientific data is reliable, we implement much-needed social and economic support measures for the fleets affected by the reduction in fisheries or the temporary suspension of activities.
We welcome Parliament’s proposals improving on points on which we disagreed with the Commission’s proposal:
the fact that fleets of EU countries that are bigger than other fleets working in the same waters do not impose their own limits (it is impossible to understand why the Commission seeks to be ‘holier than thou’ in adding further measures to the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organisation, and as such we object to a unilateral limit of tolerance margins);
the guarantee that TACs can be adjusted upwards if that fish stock is deemed to have been restored."@en1
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