PERU fishing with guts to report…
The EU Council and the European Chamber will have to give approval for the agreement to be effective – The EC shall prepare an annual monitoring report.
The EU Council and the European Chamber will have to give approval for the agreement to be effective – The EC shall prepare an annual monitoring report.
The legislation is in force for pelagic fisheries since last January 1st.
The European Union (EU) yesterday approved legislation allowing end fish discards, the practice of release of sea (active or not) unwanted catches. The standard, known as Omnibus regulation aims to combat overfishing and improve the status of fish stocks.
This new requirement of Veintiocho is already in force for pelagic fisheries (such as anchovy or xarda) since last January 1 and will apply progressively more complicated, as in the case of mixed demersal fisheries (for background). The rules shall take effect for these fleets in early 2016.
through their ambassadors to the EU-the Committee of Permanent Representatives (Coreper) -. For the agreement to be effective it is necessary yet formally ratified both the Council and the European Parliament plenary session, which will take place from April.
The legislation, one of the biggest news of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP), contains modifications to existing technical and control measures for ground duty to take all screenshots reality. The European Commission will have to prepare an annual report on the implementation of the obligation to land, created from the information received from member countries.
The EU also undertook to prevent the development of parallel markets lower minimum size fish and find a “pragmatic solution” for storage of the catch on board ships.
The owners, meanwhile, are not bound, as collected the previous PPC to keep a logbook in which a list is displayed with the amounts of all species transported, provided the catches are above 50 kilos (equivalent live weight).
SOURCE: www.laopinioncoruna.es
