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September 25, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Fish plans ‘will fail to deliver’

A leading fishing body has quit a Scottish Executive-backed working group claiming it was failing to protect fisherman from European catch cuts. The Fisherman’s Association Limited (FAL) announced the split ahead of the launch of the group’s action plan. It said the Sea Fisheries Advisory and Refere

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A leading fishing body has quit a Scottish Executive-backed working group claiming it was failing to protect fisherman from European catch cuts. The Fisherman’s Association Limited (FAL) announced the split ahead of the launch of the group’s action plan.

It said the Sea Fisheries Advisory and Reference Group document ignored the impact of the Common Fisheries Policy.

However, the Scottish Executive said FAL were ignoring the realities about fish stocks and international law.

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