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"Mr President, can I thank the rapporteur for her very diligent and detailed work on this dossier.
Since the Lisbon Treaty has been passed, this House will face two major reforms on two policies: agriculture and fishing. The issues are similar. We all want the best for the sectors and we are trying to reform them in a way which will deliver the best possible outcomes.
I am a little concerned, and the rapporteur points to it in her explanatory statement, that in 2002, we were also full of good intentions but that reform failed the fishing sector and failed the sustainability criteria as well.
However, I am very heartened by her very practical approach to the problems: the three principles that we need to look at – the environmental, the social and the economic – and then the practices that are needed to implement those principles. It is about local and regional concerns and being conscious of the people who are affected. I like, in particular, the idea that we could fish less and earn more. If we achieve that, we can perhaps do the same for agriculture."@en1
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