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The European Commission launched the much heralded Green Paper on the Reform of the Common Fisheries Paper, just 7 years after the previous CFP reform in 2002. Like its predecessor, the paper addresses the limited impact of fisheries management measures in restoring EU fish stocks to sustainable levels. The paper recognises that the problems arise from a continuing over-capacity in fishing, and suggests that a once and for all approach to capacity reduction should be implemented. It speaks of the need for greater regional and local management decision making, and even questions the long established principle of relative stability, which guarantees fixed shares of fishery resources for EC Member States. In several speeches on the subject, Commissioner Borg stated that "there must be no such thing as a no-go area in the debate on the future of the CFP".

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Throughout 2008 and 2009 MegaPesca will continue working in collaboration with Oceanic Developpement (France) on a 3-year framework for the European Commission to monitor all of the EU’s new Fisheries Partnership Agreements with third countries. For each country we will be studying the costs and benefits of these agreements, which have often attracted criticism, particularly since many of these countries have weak fisheries management regimes. The result will be better Agreements, more closely focused on the development needs of the country concerned. The framework contract will also evaluate impacts of fisheries trade measures taken in line with the external element of the Common Fisheries Policy, inlcuding the IUU certification measures announced in 2008.
 
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