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"en.20130116.4.3-054-000"2
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"Madam President, one of the great successes of this Irish Presidency could be the successful negotiation of a reform of the common fisheries policy: putting in place a policy which will allow fish stocks to recover, ending the nonsense of discarding perfectly edible fish, and giving hope for the future.
Taoiseach, if you are able to do that then I think your success will be rightly heralded, but one of the subtexts of the debate which will not get so much publicity is the two-year long dispute which has existed between the Council and this Parliament over the long-term management plans for fisheries.
This issue has to be resolved if we are to ensure the success of a common fisheries policy reform. At the moment we have not even publicly identified the reasons for the dispute. They have not all been laid on the table. This needs to be done. Negotiations need to begin; we need to secure some agreement; flexibility needs to be shown on both sides.
I praise your Fisheries Minister, Simon Coveney and I think he has already shown more interest in this subject than any of his predecessors in previous years. But I would ask you to take a personal interest in making sure that this longstanding dispute is once and for all resolved."@en1
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