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I voted in favour of this report because I believe we urgently need to adopt an EU aquaculture strategy. The situation as it stands is characterised by a whole range of Community legislation from a number of origins and sources that vary in each Member State, and renders it impossible to achieve the objectives that contribute to the growth of an innovative and potentially high-technology economic sector that is capable of promoting regional development in various maritime, coastal and island regions, as well as throughout the EU as a whole. I must mention research potential and the use of cutting-edge technology that foster the employment and retraining of traditional fishermen and provide a catalyst for associated economic activities.
I must also mention that a single legislative framework and both appropriate labelling and certification are necessary for the development of such a strategy. It is necessary, moreover, to empower this sector through necessary investment – without jeopardising other sectors or overlooking the most diverse environmental impacts – since aquaculture, as a supplementary activity for our coastal communities, can also play a part in overcoming the shortage of fish that is usually present in our diet."@en1
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