Nothing whatsoever stopping the UK being part of the pre-existing organisation, just as the EU is now?
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The North East Atlantic Fisheries Commission (NEAFC) is the Regional Fisheries Management Organisation (RFMO) for the North East Atlantic, one of the most abundant fishing areas in the world. The area covered by the NEAFC Convention stretches from the southern tip of Greenland, east to the Barents Sea, and south to Portugal.
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The EU has similar arrangements for fishing in other parts of the non-EU world. If the EU can and DOES manage to deal with other countries and areas in a reasonable way, why can't it do the same for the UK?
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Regional Fisheries Management Organisations (RFMOs) are international organisations formed by countries with fishing interests in an area.
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The EU plays an active role in 6 tuna RFMOs and 11 non-tuna RFMOs.
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Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreements allow EU fleets to fish in
third countries’ Exclusive Economic Zones, with a regulated and
guaranteed environment
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In exchange for access rights, the EU, firstly pays for those
rights, and secondly also contributes financially to support local fishing
sectors and third countries fishing governance, including IUU fight and
scientific research.
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