There is a mention of risk-based regulation to the tune of £67m, which is still separate to other regulations, such as fishing quotas to prevent overfishing.
Regulations such as having larger fish net mesh, to allow smaller, younger fish to escape and protect the fishing stock, are difficult to enforce, and more stringent in the UK than other countries. Particularly those countries which rely heavily on fishing for income.
Does there need to be some cohesion then. Perhaps in individual sectors?
If the FSA is to meet its objective on the DEFRA website to have 'profitable, competitive fishing and food businesses'?
Mike
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