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"I voted in favour of the report on the conservation and sustainable exploitation of fisheries resources. This own-initiative report is satisfactory because it has allowed us to move the debate on the common fisheries policy (CFP) forward, particularly by highlighting the consensus in Parliament on the need to improve data collection, an essential prerequisite if we are to arrive at a sound definition of the CFP’s objectives at a time when the status of some fish stocks is still unknown. However, it is only one vote in the process. This report also points out the need to go in the direction of greater decentralisation, at a time, in particular, when the Commission has stated that there are too many ships in the European fleet compared with available fish stocks. Yet it does not study the realities of each coastline and the different fish stocks found there. The report also notes that one of the prime priorities of the CFP should be jobs, because without fish, there is no fishing, and without fishermen, neither is there any fishing. Finally, Parliament has noted that transferable fishing concessions should be an optional management measure, and recognised that the obligation to land by-catch should be adjusted to the realities of each fishery."@en1
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