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"Regarding the report’s fundamental issue, as we stated during the debate – the relaxation in the introduction procedure for alien species in aquaculture, in ‘closed facilities’ – must go hand in hand with the most precise possible definition of the requirements with which such facilities will have to comply, in keeping with up-to-date technical and scientific information. The supervision of facilities must also be ensured before they open and while they are operational. The sustainable development of aquaculture demands substantial support for scientific research and technological development in the area of farming native species. These species must be given preference over alien ones, so as to enable the diversification of production and supply of foodstuffs, along with an improvement in quality, while also making for greater environmental security.
As regards the process of drawing up the report, I welcome the fact that the Commission has incorporated the proposals adopted by the Committee on Fisheries in its proposal for a regulation. The only thing I find regrettable is that it has been considered indispensable to formally table a new proposal, leading to a delay in formalising the agreement at first reading."@en1
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