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This proposal aims to replace, from 2008, Council Regulation (EC) No 1543/2000 establishing a Community framework for the collection and management of data needed to conduct the common fisheries policy.
Certain differences between this proposal and the current Regulation should be highlighted, such as: inclusion of new types of data, use of an approach which is more focused on fleets and on the distinction between different regions (fishing areas) and preparation of national three-year programmes.
Among other aspects, the text adopted today clarifies the type of data to which the Commission will have access, insists on ensuring the confidentiality of this data and provides for different levels of penalisation according to the seriousness of the failure to comply with the new regulation by Member States, including making the Community financial contribution conditional on the national programmes to be developed by Member States. It also calls on the Commission to clearly define what must be understood by ‘official request for information’ and ‘incomplete national programme’.
It must be left to each Member State to adopt measures – based on the existence of data which is reliable and as complete as possible for the purpose of fisheries scientific research – to ensure proper management of their marine biological resources. However, this competence of each Member State is unacceptably called into question by the ‘Reform’ Treaty."@en1
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