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"Mr President, I would first like to say that I voted for the Green Paper on the reform of the fisheries policy, as our group were advised to by our shadow rapporteur, Carl Haglund.
I nevertheless wish to say that it is very important to give more attention to fishing in the European Union and the state of the waters. That is a huge challenge at present. I am particularly worried that the situation has got out of hand with overfishing in the EU – which is tantamount to theft, in fact – and that quantity is taking priority over quality.
We should now start to think more seriously about how we could build up fish stocks sustainably and ensure that we are also able to fish in the future. The focus here mainly needs to be on wild salmon and stocks of wild fish. We need to draw up a special programme for the recovery of wild salmon.
I come from Finnish Lapland. We need salmon back in our spawning rivers, and we need a programme to ensure that wild salmon stocks in particular can be retained and strengthened and that they can also be fished sustainably in the future."@en1
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