Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-11-22-Speech-4-373-875"
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"We welcome the adoption of this report, which proposes a comprehensive approach to the reform of the common fisheries policy (CFP) which is more favourable to small-scale fishing (accounting for 90 % of the Portuguese fleet), and takes better account of its problems and also its potential. With this report, the European Parliament has adopted, in some cases for the first time, important positions in defence of small-scale fishing, and has put forward specific and wide-ranging proposals, such as: meaningful decentralisation of fisheries management; transferable fishing concessions; defence of positive discrimination in favour of sectors and operators using more selective fishing techniques and gear; increased Community cofinancing of the budget for gathering, processing and distributing biological data; need for a financial instrument targeted at the outermost regions; funding of actions under the new European Maritime and Fisheries Fund; creation of support mechanisms for emergencies; introduction of financial compensation during biological rest periods; possibility of defining areas reserved exclusively for small-scale fishing; defence of still-existing public market regulation instruments; and defence of mechanisms enabling fair and adequate distribution of value added along the sector’s value chain."@en1
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