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It is the responsibility of the Member States to carry out control and inspection measures to implement the common fisheries policy (CFP) in their respective exclusive economic zones.
I am sceptical about the added value provided by the creation of a Community Fisheries Control Agency and believe that centralisation at that level conflicts with the Member States’ competences. Indeed, it cannot be an accident that this regulation is appearing before the results of a feasibility study on the agency have been published.
I therefore voted against the report.
My position does not invalidate my belief that it is important to strengthen coordination among Member States in the area of control activities in order to ensure more uniform application of the CFP and to combat illegal fishing, and that we should increase the Community budget contribution to the investments that are needed to guarantee such control activities.
Without prejudice to questions of principle, I have to say that I disagree with the representativeness of the Administrative Board, its
and the excessive influence that the Commission holds in it, particularly in the voting arrangements. I also believe that, under the principle of co-management, the participation of the various representatives of the fisheries sector should be guaranteed."@en1
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