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"Question No 14 by Josu Ortuondo Larrea (): In December 2000, the EU Council of Ministers for Fisheries set the TACs and quotas for Northern hake for 2001 providing for a greater reduction in the allowable catch (45%) in sub-area VIII (Bay of Biscay) than in the more northern sub-areas (58.9%) without any justification based on scientific management advice, given that for the purposes of monitoring and scientific assessment, this resource has since the late 70s been considered to form a single stock which is not divided into regional components. What criteria did the Council use to justify this distinction? Given that there is no scientific evidence to show that the stock consists of different components rather than constituting a single fish population occupying a vast area of the sea, is the Council aware that the subjective political criteria used have resulted in significant discrimination against some fleets in the Community ? Does it not consider that it should take this into account so that it can remedy the situation when setting the TACs for 2002?"@en1
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"Subject: Hake fishery: significant discrimination due to the greater reductions in sub-area VIII (Bay of Biscay)"1

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