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European Union (Common Fisheries Policy) (Point System) Regulations 2018: Motion [Private Members] (23 May 2018): Martin Kenny: .... The balance of probability is a very loose way of looking at this and it needs to be re-examined. There is also the question of the independence of the determination panel because it is so closely linked to the SFPA which is a problem for some. Ultimately, the decision as to whether there is a serious breach is going to be in the report that comes from the SFPA and that report comes to...
Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture, Food and the Marine: Annual Report of Sea-Fisheries Protection Authority: Discussion (27 Jun 2017): Martin Kenny: ...as they are known. I understand that rather than simply discarding dead fish, these super trawlers mince the fish before pumping them back out. This means they will not be seen. Does the SFPA have the powers and ability to board these vessels easily and frequently to check that such practices are not taking place? Speaking to fishermen and fishing organisations around the coast, they...

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