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Identification
Reference CNS/2002/0114  
Title Common fisheries policy: conservation and sustainable exploitation (repl. regul. 9760/92/EEC)
Legal Basis EC 037  
Dossier of the committee PECH/5/16279
Subject(s) 3.15.01 fish stocks, conservation of fishery resources
3.15.04 management of fisheries, fisheries, fishing grounds
3.15.05 fish catches, import tariff quotas
3.15.07 fisheries inspectorate, surveillance of fishing vessels and areas
5.05 sustainable development and growth
Stage reached Procedure ended
Stages
Stages Documents: references Dates
Source reference Equivalent references Votes and amendments Joint resolution of document of publication in Official Journal
Commission/Council: initial legislative document Summaries EC COM(2002)0185 C5-0313/2002         28/05/2002  
Previous initial legislative document   CSL 09361/2002           03/06/2002 C 203 27.08.2002, p. 0284 E
EP: draft report by the committee responsible   EP PE309.225           10/10/2002  
EP: decision of the committee responsible, 1st reading/single reading Summaries               12/11/2002  
EP: tabled legislative report, 1st reading or single reading   EP A5-0392/2002           12/11/2002  
EP: position, 1st reading or single reading Summaries EP T5-0586/2002           05/12/2002 C 027 30.01.2004, p. 0025-0112 E
Final legislative act Summaries EU 32002R2371           20/12/2002 L 358 31.12.2002, p. 0059-0080
  Follow-up documents
Agents
European Parliament
Committee
Rapporteur / Co-rapporteurs
Political group Appointed
Fisheries (responsible)
Jové Peres Salvador

GUE/NGL

19/06/2002
Budgets (opinion)
Dührkop Dührkop Bárbara

PSE

20/06/2002
Budgetary Control (opinion)
Langenhagen Brigitte

PPE-DE

10/09/2002
Legal Affairs and Internal Market (opinion)
Garaud Marie-Françoise

NI

11/07/2002
Environment, Public Health, Consumer Policy (opinion)
Paulsen Marit

ELDR

17/06/2002
European Commission and Council of the Union
European Commission DG Fisheries and Maritime Affairs Transmission date: 28/05/2002
Council of the Union
  Previous Councils
  Agriculture and Fisheries meeting: 2476 of: 20/12/2002
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20/12/2002 - Final legislative act
PURPOSE : to reform the Common Fisheries Policy (Framework Regulation).
COMMUNITY MEASURE : Council Regulation 2371/2002/EC on the conservation and sustainable exploitation of fisheries resources under the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP).
CONTENT : after lengthy and difficult discussions, the Council adopted the three proposals on the reform of the CFP (refer to CNS/2002/0115 and CNS/2002/0116). It should be noted that the German and the Swedish delegation voted against.
The aims of the initial proposals were:
- to improve the conservation of fish stocks by setting multi-annual management plans on the basis of sound scientific advice; the current management system is based on the fixation at the end of each year of TACs and quotas for the next year;
- to tackle the over-capacity of the EU fleet by restricting public aid to measures concerning safety on board vessels which do not involve capacity in terms of tonnage or power;
- to prevent the EU expansion of the fishing fleet, by withdrawing an equivalent capacity without public aid before introducing a new capacity; the current system of fleet reduction is based on MultiAnnual Guidance Programme (MAGP);
- to address the social problems of fishermen who have to leave fishing by excluding public aid for the transfer of fishing vessels, including in the context of joint enterprises, aid for
constructing new fishing vessels and to restrict the aid to modernisation of fishing vessels to improve safety on board;
- to improve control and enforcement by creating a joint inspection structure;
- to develop the involvement of stakeholders in the CFP by creating the Regional Advisory Councils (RACs) at local and regional levels.
The adoption of these texts represents a major change in the Common Fisheries Policy, in particular with regard to:
- the abolition of public aid for the renewal of the fleet after 31 December 2004;
- the introduction of recovery plans for stocks below Safe Biological Limits and management plans for stocks of within safe biological limits;
- increased premiums for the scrapping of vessels in order to achieve additional reductions in fishing effort resulting from recovery plans for the period 2003-2006.
ENTRY INTO FORCE : 01/01/2003.
 
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Summaries 10/04/2007 Commission/Council: follow-up document
Summaries 09/01/2007 Commission/Council: follow-up document
Summaries 07/07/2006 Implementing legislative act
Summaries 23/12/2005 Commission/Council: follow-up document
Summaries 13/09/2005 Commission/Council: follow-up document
Summaries 14/12/2004 Commission/Council: follow-up document
Summaries 18/12/2003 Implementing legislative act
Summaries 20/12/2002 Final legislative act
Summaries 05/12/2002 EP: position, 1st reading or single reading
Summaries 12/11/2002 EP: decision of the committee responsible, 1st reading/single reading
Summaries 28/05/2002 Commission/Council: initial legislative document
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