Proceeding contribution from Austin Mitchell (Labour) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 7 December 2005. It occurred during Debate and Adjournment debate on Fisheries.
Fisheries
The fear, certainly in Grimsby, is that in the process of decommissioning—unfortunately, some Grimsby owners want to decommission, because the industry is not profitable—preference will be given to the south-west, especially the beam trawlers, which are heavy users of fuel. The problems of the whole nation, and particularly of Grimsby, need to be taken into account and the aid should not be focused only on the south-west.
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- 2005-06
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- Common fisheries policy Decommissioning Fisheries Licensing Fishery agreements Fishing catches Fishing vessels EU action Natural resources Sewage Regulation Sustainable development Seas and oceans Quotas White fish Total allowable catches Angling Marine Fisheries Agency Regional advisory councils
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