Fisheries APPG

1: extends the deadline for publishing the first joint fisheries statement. Under the Bill as it stands the deadline - Speech Link
2: fish stocks and sustainable management of our fisheries will impact generations to come. We will no doubt - Speech Link

1: have a further discussion on the question of fisheries management plans. That would give me the opportunity - Speech Link
2: in this new provision in the Bill to produce fisheries management plans. We have already discussed various - Speech Link

1: at end insert— “( ) In addition to the fisheries objectives, section (Duty to sustain the UK fishing - Speech Link
2: an overarching plan to build and sustain the fisheries’ future, grow the industry and revive coastal - Speech Link
3: region’s industry role as leaders in sustainable fisheries management but to ensure that this worthy profession - Speech Link
4: nation. It is foolish. While we were debating the Fisheries Bill on Monday, the International Trade Secretary - Speech Link
5: England’s new domestic grant scheme, the Maritime and Fisheries Fund—the MFF—can support training projects for - Speech Link
6: gaze. My noble friend will know, having been a Fisheries Minister, that crystal ball gazing as to the size - Speech Link

1: Clause 1, insert the following new Clause— “Fisheries principles (1) Fish present within the - Speech Link
2: fundamental to the concept of this Bill and in terms of fisheries in the United Kingdom: who has ownership of these - Speech Link
3: the EU succeed or fail. Escape from the common fisheries policy was touted by the Brexiteers during the - Speech Link
4: fortunate to receive briefings from both the Scottish fisheries organisation and the Law Society of Scotland, - Speech Link
5: Brexit deal is vital to how we move forward. The Fisheries Bill is a golden opportunity to set exacting principles - Speech Link
6: connection to it from devolution. It is true that fisheries are devolved, and so in respect of rights of the - Speech Link

1: key step towards delivering that vision.Fisheries management is complex and requires responsive - Speech Link

1: That the Grand Committee do consider the Common Fisheries Policy (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations - Speech Link
2: and the existing system of fisheries management.The common fisheries policy imposes a common approach - Speech Link

1: That the Grand Committee do consider the Common Fisheries Policy and Animals (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) - Speech Link
2: that has come into effect since the previous fisheries EU exit SIs were made. This instrument will ensure - Speech Link

1: relating to fisheries activities or fisheries management must have regard to the fisheries objectives - Speech Link
2: Parliament on progress towards achieving the fisheries objectives.(3B) The first such statement - Speech Link
3: and 62 stand in my name and that of the shadow Fisheries Minister, my hon. Friend the Member for Barnsley - Speech Link
4: annual fisheries debate in Westminster, which was designed to strengthen the hand of the Fisheries Minister - Speech Link

1: ensure that all the applicable parts of the common fisheries policy have effect in UK law, should the UK leave - Speech Link

1: the group. We will now begin.Schedule 1: Fisheries statements and management plans: preparation and - Speech Link
2: these amendments as we have treated the previous fisheries SIs we laid under the European Union (Withdrawal) - Speech Link