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Old 17-03-2018, 12:09   #2399
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by heero_yuy View Post
Iceland were effective in protecting their territorial waters from our fishermen. We should be prepard for the same.
Post-Brexit, nothing will happen on the fishing front for a little while as the UK has had to yield to its far larger negotiating partner.

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Michael Gove, environment secretary, has called for an immediate renegotiation of fishing quotas and access for EU vessels in British waters from March 2019, when the UK will leave the bloc.
But the British government is set to accept on Monday demands set out in the EU’s draft transition text, which includes a clause making clear that the UK share of the “total catch” will remain unchanged during the two years after the UK leaves the EU.
https://www.ft.com/content/89ef8760-...e-cc62a39d57a0
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