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Specifically, the proposals would remove the need for immediate withdrawal of fish from affected farms—that means destruction of old fish on those farms—and allow the use of vaccines under plans that are to be drawn up by member states.The Scottish Executive rural affairs department advises that the industry has been...
He suggested that that would be an ideal time to consider the problems associated with the deep-sea fishing industry, given that that is the lead-up to the negotiations that usually take place in December.
He suggested that that would be an ideal time to consider the problems associated with the deep-sea fishing industry, given that that is the lead-up to the negotiations that usually take place in December.
Absolutely right, but coming back to the issue in question, we are talking about paid advocacy, which is a different kettle of fish from hospitality. I am inclined to suggest that we take Des McNulty's suggestion and remove that last sentence.
Absolutely right, but coming back to the issue in question, we are talking about paid advocacy, which is a different kettle of fish from hospitality. I am inclined to suggest that we take Des McNulty's suggestion and remove that last sentence.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
13 December 1999
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it has had any meetings with fishing co-operatives in Scotland and, if so, when these meetings took place, or whether it intends to meet them.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
13 December 1999
Variations to licences to prohibit fishing for North Sea nephrops as of 12 October were issued by fisheries officers by post to owners of 10 metres and under fishing vessels from 6 October.