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Welcome to the APPG on Fisheries newsletter. Through regular updates, we aim to keep you informed of policy developments, Parliamentary announcements and sector headlines. We also provide round-ups of current Committee inquiries and fisheries-focused monitoring of the Parliamentary record, Hansard.
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Parliament and Government News | Fisheries News | Hansard Monitoring
Event on Monday: Climate Resilience

Our next event will take place this coming Monday, when we will hear from speakers from the USA, Canada, Chile, and Australia. We will be discussing how these different nations are building resilience to climate change into their fisheries.
There is still time to register, please click the link below.
 
Event sign-up
Global Fisheries on Climate Change: Blog Post

Ahead of our climate resilience event on Monday, we have published a blog that examines case studies from around the world that give insights into how the UK fishing industry could become more resilient in the face of climate change.
Read the blog

Parliament and Government News
Parliament Sets Date to Debate Brexit Impacts on UK Fishing Industry

A parliamentary debate on fisheries has been secured for 13 July to discuss the consequences of Brexit on the UK fishing industry. Orkney and Shetland MP and APPG Member Alistair Carmichael is calling for fishing representatives to contact him with evidence for the debate.
Government Publishes Marine Plans Encompassing All of England's Seas

England’s four Marine Plans (NE, NW, SE, SW) have officially been adopted by the UK government. This marks the first time that England has a complete and integrated marine planning framework, which will guide developers, marine users, and other decision-makers. 
MMO Seeks Volunteers to Help Manage Inshore Fisheries Across the UK

The MMO is recruiting candidates to take on voluntary roles as general members for one of five Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorities (IFCAs) around England, helping to shape the management of their local inshore area. The deadline for applications is 1 August 2021.
New Monitoring Technology on Scottish Scallop Dredgers

Marine Scotland is installing Remote Electronic Monitoring (REM) devices on Scottish registered scallop dredge vessels, as part of the programme to modernise the inshore fleet. Funded voluntary installations are currently taking place, before REM likely becomes mandatory for these vessels in the future.

Fisheries News
A round-up of the latest UK-relevant fishing news from a variety of sources.
 
ICES Release Advice on Fishing of Pelagic Stocks in UK Waters in 2022
Latest advice from ICES recommends including a 10.3% TAC reduction for North Sea cod and a 154% TAC increase for North Sea and west coast haddock.

Annual Seafish Survey to Collect Information on Fleet Finances and Demographics
Seafish are encouraging vessel owners and skippers to take part in their annual socio-economic survey, which will resume in person following last year's disruption.

Scottish Association for Marine Science Launches Survey for Rise-Up Project
The survey invites the UK seafood industry to share their experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic, looking to generate recommendations and advice for Government.

A New System for Anonymous Reporting of Fishing Gear Lost at Sea
Ghost Fishing UK is releasing a new form for the fishing industry to voluntarily and anonymously report lost gear, aiming to build collaboration with the industry.

The Seafarers' Charity Explores Working Conditions in the UK Fishing Industry
The charity, in partnership with Nottingham University, are encouraging fishermen to anonymously share their experiences of working life onboard fishing vessels.

Hansard Monitoring
Hansard is the official record of debates, votes and ministerial statements in Parliament. Our newsletters gather together any debates or questions concerning fisheries that have recently taken place.

Debate | NI Assembly | 5 Jul | Coronavirus financial support for Northern Ireland

Question | Wales Office | 5 Jul | Effect of UK-EU TCA on the Welsh fishing industry

Question | Defra | 5 Jul | Data exchange with EU for fisheries management

Question | Defra | 5 Jul | Post-Brexit quota allocations

Question | Defra | 5 Jul | Supertrawlers in MPAs

Question | Defra | 2 Jul | Economic contribution of the UK fishing industry

Question | Defra | 1 Jul | Preventing illegal fishing 

Debate | Lords | 30 Jun | Prioritising protection of the marine environment 

Question | Defra | 30 Jun | Monitoring data for EU vessels in UK waters

Question | Defra | 30 Jun | Non-quota stock caught by EU vessels

Question | Defra | 30 Jun | Inspections, patrols, and cost of deployments

Question | Defra | 28 Jun | Quota allocation for Wales

Question | Defra | 28 Jun | Restoration of the Merchant Shipping Act 1988

Question | Defra | 28 Jun | EU registered and UK registered foreign-owned vessels

Question | Defra | 28 Jun | Inspections of EU vessels in UK waters

Question | Defra | 28 Jun | Stocks, quotas, and investment in data

Question | Defra | 28 Jun | EU fishing in UK waters 
For more information, contact the APPG on Fisheries Secretariat

Jacob Ashton, Katrina Ryan and Jax Keenan
secretariat@fisheriesappg.org
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