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TOP NEWS – JULY 2013

COMMITTEE ON FISHERIES

Wednesday 10 July 2013, 9.00 – 12.30 & and 15.00 – 18.30Thursday, 11 July 2013, 9.00 – 12.30

Room PHS 5 B1

HIGHLIGHTS

►Vote on European Maritime and Fisheries Fund►Exchange of views with Vigilijus Jukna, Lithuanian Minister of Agriculture, President-in-office of the Council, on the priorities of the Lithuanian Presidency

►Presentation of draft reports on Marine knowledge 2020: Seabed mapping for promoting sustainable fisheries and on EU fishery strategy in the Pacific region

CONTENT

Words from the Chair page 2Ongoing dossiers page 3Studies & notes page 6Fisheries news page 7RAC meetings page 14International meetings page 15

AGENDA

Next Delegation Visits:Denmark 28 - 30 October 2013

Next Hearing:"Developing the role of women in European fisheries and aquaculture" 14 October 2013

FURTHER INFORMATION

@ EP Fisheries Committee link

@ DG MARE (European Commission) link

@ Lithuanian Presidency of the Council link

@ FAO Fishery and Aquaculture link

@ ICES International Council for the Exploration of the Sea link

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WORDS FROM THE CHAIR

Hola Lituania!

Gabriel Mato Adrover, PECH Committee chair,welcomes the Lithuanian Presidency

Gabriel Mato Adrover, PECH Committee Chair

We are slowly but surely heading towards the summer recess after some hectic months in the PECH committee, most notably with the CFP and CMO negotiations. I think we can all be proud of the progress made. I would personally like to thank the rapporteurs and shadow rapporteurs for all their hard work in this regard and of course the Irish presidency for its professionalism and overall diligence.

The month of July of course means the change of the Presidency, and I would therefore like to welcome the Lithuanians to the work of our committee. As everyone knows, the final deliberations on the EP's mandate on the EMFF are just around the corner. I believe that once we have agreed on our mandate, we can engage with the Lithuanian presidency, and the European Commission, in an equally progressive manner. It is essential that the deal struck on the EMFF paves way to a successful implementation of the reformed CFP and CMO regulations.

Furthermore, I am optimistic that together with the new presidency we can unlock some of the potential in a number of fisheries agreements. The longstanding dispute over the multi-annual plans is also on the agenda and I hope that through inter-institutional dialogue over the coming months we can start to make some progress here too.

With that I would simply like to thank the whole of the committee for its excellent work during the first six months. Enjoy your summer holidays and come back rejuvenated for all the important work that lies ahead.

Gabriel MATO ADROVER

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ONGOING DOSSIERS

Reports RapporteurType of

procedurePECH

Committee vote

Plenary session

voteEuropean Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF)2011/0380(COD)

Cadec COD 10/07/2013 SEP

Specific conditions to fishing for deep-sea stocks in the North-East Atlantic and provisions for fishing in international waters of the North-East Atlantic and repealing Regulation (EC) No 2347/2002 2012/0179(COD)

Arsenis COD 18/09/2013 OCT II

Measures for the recovery of the stock of European eel 2012/0201(COD)

Lövin COD 18/06/2013 SEP

Conservation of fishery resources through technical measures for the protection of juveniles of marine organisms2012//0208(COD)

Niculescu COD 10/07/2013 SEP

Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council amending Council Regulation (EC) No 2187/2005 for the conservation of fishery trough technical measures in the Baltic Sea, the Belts and the Sound2012/0285(COD)

Gróbarczyk COD 10/07/2013 SEP

Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council amending Council Regulation (EC) No 1224/2009 establishing a Community control system for ensuring compliance with the rules of the Common fisheries Policy2013/0007(COD)

Thomas COD 27-28/11/2013 JAN 2014

Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council repealing Council Regulation (EC° No 827/2004 prohibiting imports of Atlantic bigeye tuna (Thunnus obesus) originating in Bolivia, Cambodia, Equatorial Guinea, Georgia and Sierra Leone and repealing Regulation (EC) No 1036/20012013/0097(COD)

Romeva COD 03/10/2013 NOV

Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council amending Council Regulation (EC) No 302/2009 concerning a multiannual recovery plan for Bluefin tuna in the eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean

Romeva COD 01/2014 MAR 2014

EU/Chile Agreement: conservation of swordfish stocks in the South-Eastern Pacific Ocean 2010/0084(NLE-AP)

Gallagher NLE 30/11/2010 TBC

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EC/Micronesia Fisheries Partnership Agreement: fishing opportunities and financial contribution2010/0290(NLE/APP)

Fraga NLE TBC TBC

EU/Mauritania Fisheries Partnership Agreement. New Protocol2012/0258(NLE)

Mato Adrover

NLE 29/05/2013 OCT I

EC/Guinea-Bissau Fisheries Partnership Agreement. New Protocol2012/0134(NLE)

Patrão Neves

NLE TBC TBC

EU/Kiribati Fisheries Partnership Agreement. New Protocol2012/0229(NLE)

Lövin NLE 3/10/2013 OCT II

Protocol between EU and the Republic of Madagascar2012/0238(NLE)

Rivellini NLE TBC TBC

Consent report on the new Protocol to the FPA with Ivory Coast2013/0102(NLE)

Cottigny NLE 27/11/2013 DEC

EU/Gabon Fisheries Partnership Agreement. New Protocol2013/0216(NLE)

Ferreira NLE 27-28/11/2013 JAN 2014

Fisheries restrictions and jurisdictional waters in the Mediterranean and Black Sea - ways for conflict resolution2011/2086(INI)

Salavrakos INI 05/09/2013 OCT I

For a comprehensive EU fishery strategy in the Pacific region2012/2235(INI)

Fraga INI 05/09/2013 OCT I

A strategy for fisheries in the Adriatic and Ionian Seas2012/2261(INI)

Milana INI 18/06/2013 SEP

Marine Knowledge 2020: Improving seabed mapping for fisheries purposes

Patrão Neves

INI 18/09/2013 OCT II

Specific actions in the Common Fisheries Policy for developing the role of women

García-Hierro

INI 1/2014 FEB 2014

The Situation and Future Perspectives of the European Fishing Sector in the Context of the Free Trade Agreement between the EU and Thailand

Mato Adrover

INI 27-28/11/2013 JAN 2014

Opinions RapporteurType of

procedurePECH

Committee vote

Plenary session

voteAccess to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Arising from their Utilization in the Union2012/0278 (COD)

Hudghton COD 18/06/20134/07/2013

(ENVI)

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Follow-up on the Delegation of Legislative Powers and the Control by Member States of the Commission's Exercise of Implementing Powers 2012/2323(INI)

Sanchez Presedo

INI 10/07/201314/10/2013

(JURI)

Budget 2014 of the European Union –Section III – Commission2013/2010(BUD)

Rivellini BUD 05/09/2013tbc

(BUDG)

2014 Bugdet - Mandate for the trilogue2013/2017(BUD) Rivellini BUD 29/05/2013

tbc(BUDG)

Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing a framework for maritime spatial planning and integrated coastal management2013/0074(COD)

Thomas COD 03/10/201305/11/2013

(TRAN)

Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on Animal Health2013/0136(COD)

Lövin COD tbctbc

(AGRI)

*Note on procedures:COD: Codecision; CNS: Consultation; INI: Own-Initiative; NLE: Non-legislative (incl. consent to international agreements); DEC: Discharge

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FROM THE POLICY DEPARTMENT ‘B’:STUDIES AND BRIEFING NOTES

STUDIES REQUESTED:

Compliance of imports of fisheries and aquaculture products with EU legislation Long-term economical and ecological impact of an increased sustainable aquaculture sector Characteristics of multi-specific fisheries in the EU

BRIEFING PAPERS REQUESTED

Fuel subsidies in the EU Women in fisheries: a European perspective Profitability of the EU fishing fleet Worldwide fisheries subsidies The impact of oil and gas drilling accidents on EU fisheries Inland fisheries in the EU IUU fishing and sanctions in the EU

INTERNAL NOTES REQUESTED:

Fisheries in Denmark (delegations 2013)

STUDIES AND NOTES PUBLISHED SINCE BEGINNING OF PARLIAMENTARY TERM:

Data deficient fisheries in EU waters Between fisheries and bird conservation: the cormorant conflict Fisheries in Ireland/ Canary Islands (delegations 2013) An adapted CFP reform for the Mediterranean and the Black Sea (workshop with 3 notes) Establishment of fish stock recovery areas Application of the system of derogation to the rules of origin of fisheries products in Papua New

Guinea and Fuji Excess fishing capacity in the reform of the Common Fisheries Policy The role of China in world fisheries The small-scale coastal fleet in the reform of the Common Fisheries Policy Rights-based fisheries management in Iceland Fisheries in Brittany/Iceland/Veneto (delegations 2012) Does overfishing promote algal blooms? Regime shifts in marine ecosystems (workshop with 4 notes) Perspectives for the new European Fisheries Fund Characteristics of small-scale coastal fisheries in Europe The North Sea brown shrimp fisheries Industrial fisheries in the Baltic Sea Fisheries in Portugal/Poland/Bulgaria/Seychelles (delegations 2011) Fisheries in the Black Sea Interaction of seals and fish stocks (workshop with 4 notes) Natura 2000 and the Common Fisheries Policy Mitigation of incidental catches of cetaceans in EU waters Real-time closures of fisheries Long-term impact of different fishing methods on the ecosystem in the Kattegat and Öresund Tools for fishing fleet management Fisheries in the Basque Country/Sicily/Sweden/Mauritania (delegations 2010) Jurisdictional waters in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea Fisheries management and recovery plans since 2002 Evaluation of the impact of «A strategy for the sustainable development of EU aquaculture» Regulatory and legal constraints for European aquaculture European aquaculture competitiveness: limitations and possible strategies The impact of WTO and other trade negotiations on fisheries

@ You can access the studies and other documents via this link

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FISHERIES NEWS IN BRIEF

COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION Press service (News - Press service)

EU fisheries reform: two texts endorsed by Permanent

Brussels, 14 June 2013

Representative Committee

The Permanent Representatives Committee confirmed today an agreement with the European Parliament on the two final compromise texts on the Common fisheries policy (CFP) reform:

Proposal for a regulation on the CFP (12514/11) replacing the basic provisions of the common fisheries (basic regulation);

Proposal for a regulation on the common organisation of the markets (CMO) in fishery and aquaculture products (12516/11), focusing on market policy issues (market regulation);

The regulation on basic provisions of the CFP and the market regulation are two of the three texts of the CFP reform "package" together with the proposal on the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF).

The compromise on the CFP basic regulation reflects the informal agreement on which the Permanent Representatives Committee was debriefed at the end of May. The technicalreview has only introduced small changes compared to the original informal agreement.The main elements of the final compromise text are as follows:

Fishing quotas set will fully respects scientific advice. This will lead to healthy fish stocks and higher quotas as fish stocks are managed at maximum sustainable yield (MSY) levels;

The discard of fish stocks will no longer be allowed ending the old policy which forced fishermen to waste food by discarding fish at sea. Some limited exemptions ensuring the applicability of the measure have been included.

Fishermen and other interest groups, as well as national administrations are at the

core of developing technical and conservation measures to protect juvenile fish and vulnerable fish species with a completely new regionalised decision making approach.

Biologically sensitive areas with spawning grounds and high populations ofjuvenile fish should be developed and strengthened.

For further details on the key elements see document (10395/13)

As regards the market regulation, the compromise text clarifies in particular mandatory consumer information on product marking and labeling and the scope of mandatory information. It includes now the gear type used in wild capture fisheries and the requirement of a more detailed indication of the catch area. A list of gear types has been established at technical level. Concerning the designation of the catch area, a wider description is made possible for areas outside North-East Atlantic, Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea.

In addition, the compromise text reforms the role of producer organisations which will have less administrative market intervention mechanism at hand. Focus is now given totheir own marketing strategies expressed in their production and marketing plans, and aclose involvement in the general policy direction, e.g. concerning discard avoidance.

The European Parliament will examine the texts at the meeting of its Committee onFisheries on 18 June 2013. After approval at this stage, it the Council approves the texts infirst reading, after legal-linguistic revision, the Parliament would prepare adoption of thesame text in early second reading. The submission to Council of these texts can beexpected by the end of September or early October this year.

EUROPEAN COMMISSION NEWSPress service (News - Press service)

Commission welcomes progress at Inter American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC) meeting

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(18/06/2013) The European Commission welcomes the results of the 85th meeting of the Inter American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC) held between 10 and 15 June in Veracruz, Mexico.

IATTC decided to extend conservation measures for tuna for a period of 3 years, adopted an ambitious approach to fish aggregating devices (FADs) with obligations and criteria for the collection and transmission of FAD data, the submission of FAD management plans, the development of a FAD identification scheme and the progressive introduction of non-entangling FADS. It also foresees a measure for the protection of whale sharks.

The European Commission also welcomes the decision of IATTC to organize a dedicated workshop to review the implementation of the 2005 action plan on fleet fishing capacity management in order to assess the impacts of current situation. It is equally pleased with the decision to proceed with a financial and administrative assessment of the organisation. Hopefully, this will pave the way for a full performance review of this organisation.

The Commission will continue its efforts so that measures that could not be adopted in Veracruz, such as measures for the protection of sharks and minimum standards for port inspection, will get support at the next IATTC annual meeting.

Background

IATTC is a Regional Fisheries Management Organisation (RFMO) responsible for the conservation and management of tuna and other marine species in the eastern Pacific Ocean. Its members are: Belize, Canada,China, Chinese Taipei, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, European Union, France, Guatemala, Japan, Kiribati, Korea, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, United States, Vanuatu and Venezuela. Spain is the only Member State that fishes in the area.

More information

IATTC's website

Special Inspection and Control Programmes published for Baltic Sea and North Sea

(28/06/2013) Two Special Inspection and Control Programs (SPICs) have this week been published by the European Commission for the Baltic Sea and the North Sea with adjacent waters.

The move is also consistent with the regionalisation aims agreed as part of the recent reform to the Common Fisheries Policy. Risk management strategies will be coordinated at a local level through Joint Deployment Plans (JDPs) which facilitate joint inspection and surveillance activities.

The use of JDPs will create a level playing field in each sea basin and will be led by the European Fisheries Control Agency (EFCA) in Vigo. Member States will communicate their risk assessment results to the Agency and compile an annual report on the effectiveness of their inspection activities to the Commission and EFCA who will then evaluate the continued progress and effectiveness of the SCIPs.In addition to salmon and cod, the scope of the Baltic Sea SCIP is extended to herring and sprat stocks which deserve special attention due to the difficulties in controlling large mixed catches of these species. Similarly, the SCIP for North Sea and adjacent waters has been extended to sole and plaice (in addition to cod).

The decisions were made possible by constructive and effective discussions on relevant draft proposals between the European Commission, the European Fisheries Control Agency and EU Member States. The SCIPs for both sea-areas are valid until the 31 December 2018. This timescale sets a solid legal basis for a more efficient mid-term planning of joint activities of all the involved stakeholders.EFCA Seminar on compliance evaluation

(01/07/2013) The European Fisheries Control Agency (EFCA) has published the results from its "Compliance Evalutation" seminar which took place in Vigo on 26-27 June 2013.

The seminar was attended by the European Commission, representatives from Member

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States, Regional Fisheries Management Organisations and Regional Advisory Councils, as well as scientific institutions. Discussions focused on the most effective methods to evaluate compliance of control operations as well as the new challenges in compliance which would arise as a result of the reforms to the Common Fisheries Policy. Full details of the discussions can be found on the EFCA website

EP/PRESS SERVICE (FISHERIES)(News - Press service)

no news

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MEETINGS OF THE REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCILS

Date RAC Type Place Main issues

17/07/2013 SWWRAC WG Paris

Journée sur l'amelioration de avis scientifiques

18/07/2013 SWWRAC ExCom+GA ParisAssemblée Générale et Comité Exécutif

19/07/2013 SWWRAC WG Paris

Groupe AH sur les plans de gestion du Golf de Gascogne

19/07/2013 NWWRAC WG LondonNephrops focus group

23/07/2013 NWWRAC WG Dublin 4 WG

24/07/2013 NWWRAC WG, ExCom Dublin2WG (Channel, Irish Sea), ExCom

18/09/2013 NWWRAC ExCom+GA Dublin ExCom+GA7-8/10/2013 NSRAC ExCom+GA Copenhagen ExCom+GA

10/10/2013 MEDRAC ExCom PalermoPelagic fishes (BFT/ SWO)

06/11/2013 MEDRAC ExCom Rome ExCom07/11/2013 MEDRAC ExCom Rome ExCom

Abbreviations:

- NWW RAC: North Western Waters Regional Advisory Council (link)

- SWW RAC: South Western Waters Regional Advisory Council (link)

- NS RAC: North Sea Regional Advisory Council (link)

- MED RAC: Regional Advisory Council for the Mediterranean (link)

- LD RAC: Long Distance Fleet Regional Advisory Council (link)

- BS RAC: Baltic Sea Regional Advisory Council (link)

- PEL RAC: Pelagic Regional Advisory Council (link)

- MIRAC: ICES/RAC meeting

- GA: General Assembly, EXCOM: Executive Committee, WG: Working Group, FG: Focus ·Group

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MAIN INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS AND EVENTS

Norway/Coastal States/NEAFC/Russian Federation

Date Organisation Type of meeting Venue

10-12/09/2013EU/Norway – revision of LTMPs – cod & herring

Bilateral tbc

17-19/09/2013EU/Russian Federation –Rockall haddock

Bilateral Moscow (tbc)

11-15/11/2013 NEAFC Annual Meeting Multilateral London

REGIONAL FISHERIES ORGANISATIONS AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS

Date Organisation Type of meeting Venue

July09-11 NAFO WG Conservation

Plans and Rebuilding Strategies

St.Pierre-et-Miquelon

10-12 ICCAT First of the Working Group on ConventionAmendment

Sapporo, Japan

15-16 CCAMLR Extraordinary Meeting Bremerhaven, Germany

15-26 ISBA 19th Annual Session Kingston, JamaicaAugust

19-23 UN BBNJ ad hoc Working Group

New York

27-30 WCPFC Working Group Tropical Tuna

Tokyo, Japan

September23-27 NAFO Annual Meeting Halifax, Canada26-01 (tbc) WCPFC Technical and

Compliance Committee

Pohnpei, FSM

30-04 UN Oceans Resolution first Round

New York

30-04 ICCAT Meeting of the Standing Committee on Research and Statistics

Madrid

October04 (tbc) Bering Sea

ConventionTechnical/Scientific Meeting

Virtual

10-11 AIDCP Annual Meeting La Jolla, USA10-17 CCBST Meeting of

Compliance and Commission

Adelaide, Australia

23-01 CCAMLR XXXII Annual Meeting Hobart, Australia21-27 SPRFMO 1st meeting of the

Scientific CommitteeLa Jolla, USA

23-25 OECD 112th Session COFI Paris, France

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FISHERIES PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENTS

COUNTRYEXPIRATION DATE

OF CURRENT PROTOCOL

JOINT COMMITTEE MEETING NEGOTIATION

Date LocationEstimated date and place for starting

negotiation

MIX

ED

AG

RE

EM

EN

TS

Morocco 21/12/2011Started on 8/11/12 in Rabat

Mauritania 31/07/2014 19-20/02/2013 Paris

Guinea Bissau

No protocol in force

Last: 10/02/2012

Greenland 31/12/2015 November 2013 Brussels

WE

ST

AF

RIC

A

Cape-Verde 31/08/2014 Last:13-14/03/13 Cape-Verde4th quarter 2013. Place and date TBC

Ivory Coast 30/06/2013 25/09/2012 Abidjan

GabonNo protocol in force

Started 13-14 Oct 2011, 4st round Brussels 22-24 April 2013

São Tomé and Principe

12/05/2014

2-4/02/2013postponed postponed: probably in July tbc

São Tomé4th quarter 2013, Place TBC

SenegalNo protocol in force

End 2013, Brussels (TBC)

IND

IAN

OC

EA

N

Comoros 31/12/2013 2-3 April 2013 Brussels

1st round 4-5 April 2013,Brussels2nd round 26-28 June 2013 Moroni

Madagascar 31/12/2012September 2013(tbc)

Brussels (tbc)

Mauritius

No protocol in force - expected entry into force in April - May 2013

May 2013 (tbc) tbc

Mozambique 31/01/2015 September 2013 Brussels (tbc)

Seychelles 17/01/2014 4-5 March 2013 Seychelles

6 March 201315-17 April 2013Next round: 9-10 May 2013 (Seychelles)

PA

CIF

IC

Kiribati 15/09/2015September/ October 2013

Brussels (tbc)

MicronesiaNo protocol in force

Solomon Islands

No protocol in force

Cook IslandsNo Agreement/Protocol in place yet

7 June 201315 July 2013, Rarotonga, Cook Islands

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COMPOSITION OF THE FISHERIES COMMITTEE

BUREAU

Chair: Mr Gabriel MATO ADROVER

1st Vice-Chair Mr Struan STEVENSON 3rd Vice-Chair Mr Guido MILANA2nd Vice-Chair Mr Alain CADEC 4th Vice-Chair Mr Nils TORVALDS

COORDINATORS

EPP Mr Antonello ANTINORO ECR Mr Marek Józef GRÓBARCZYKS&D Ms Ulrike RODUST GUE/NGL Mr João FERREIRAALDE Mr Pat the Cope GALLAGHER EFD Mr John Stuart AGNEWGreens/EFA Mrs Isabella LÖVIN

COMMITTEE ON FISHERIESFULL MEMBERS

COMMITTEE ON FISHERIESSUBSTITUTE MEMBERS

AGNEW John Stuart UK EFD BESSET Jean-Paul FR Greens/EFAANTINORO Antonello IT EPP BILBAO BARANDICA Izaskun ES ALDEARSENIS Kriton GR S&D BONSIGNORE Vito IT EPP

CADEC Alain FR EPPCAPOULAS SANTOS Luis Manuel

PT S&D

DAVIES Chris UK ALDE CHRISTENSEN Ole DK S&DFERREIRA João PT GUE/NGL COTTIGNY Jean-Louis FR S&DFRAGA ESTEVEZ Carmen ES EPP DODDS Diane UK NIGALLAGHER Pat the Cope IE ALDE GIRLING Julie UK ECRGARCÍA-HIERRO CARABALLO Dolores

ES S&D HARMS Rebecca DE Greens/EFA

GRÓBARCZYK Marek Józef PL ECR HIGGINS Jim IE EPPHUDGHTON Ian UK Greens/EFA LE HYARIC Patrick FR GUE/NGLIOTOVA Iliana Malinova BG S&D LYON George UK ALDEKUHN Werner DE EPP MATERA Barbara IT PPELE PEN Jean-Marie FR NI MEISSNER Gesine DE ALDELÖVIN Isabella SE Greens/EFA MIRANDA Ana ES Greens/EFAMATO ADROVER Gabriel ES EPP NICULESCU Rareş-Lucian RO EPPMILANA Guido IT S&D NILSSON Jens SE S&DPATRAO NEVES Maria do Céu

PT EPP NITRAS Slawomir Witold PL EPP

RIVELLINI Crescenzio IT EPP PIRILLO Mario IT S&DRODUST Ulrike DE S&D ROSBACH Anna DA ECRROMEVA I RUEDA Raül ES Greens/EFA SALAVRAKOS Nikolaos GR EFDSTEVENSON Struan UK ECR SANCHEZ PRESEDO Antolin ES S&DTHOMAS Isabelle FR S&D TSOUKALAS Ioannis GR EPPTORVALDS Nils SV ALDEWALESA Jaroslaw Leszek PL EPP

COMMITTEE ON FISHERIES SECRETARIAT

Telephone: 42497 (BXL) 77002 (STR)E-mail: pech-secretariat@ep.europa.euFax: 44909 76769

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NEXT FISHERIES COMMITTEE MEETINGS

Wednesday, 10 July 9h00-12h30 and 15h-18h30 Thursday, 11 July 9h00-12h30

Thursday, 5 September 15h00-18h30

Wednesday, 18 September 9h00-12h30 and 15h-18h30

Thursday, 3 October 9h00-12h30

Monday, 14 October 15h-18h30

Thursday, 17 October 9h00-12h30

Wednesday, 27 November 9h00-12h30 and 15h00-18h30 Thursday, 28 November 9h00-12h30

Monday, 16 December 15h00-18h30 Tuesday, 17 December 9h00-12h30