Simplifying implementation and decision making

[eurofishTV]

See our animated anchor lobster explain why Common Fisheries Policy reform is so urgent - visit our channel eurofishTV

[louisacales]

his video was really awesome.. Looking forward for your next videos. :)

[turbofritz2]

EU. Doesn't own much sea. You are just parasites for northern countries such as Norway, faroe islands, greenland and iceland.

If we close our waters for EU vessles you'd hardly have any fish.

[MrFabianGhosty]

@turbofritz2 what exactly are you going on about? Even if the EU, as you say, has hardly any fish, why should that impact their policies when it comes to fishing?

[bernsteindeluxe]

@turbofritz2 well good for the europeans that the faroe islands are in fact part of the EU and that iceland is the next candidate for joining the union.

and fuck the norwegians for fishing wales, which is the actual reason they arent joining the union

[bernsteindeluxe]

@turbofritz2 well then it ll be good for you to hear that the faroe islands are infact part of the EU and that iceland is the next potantial candidate for joining the union.

also...lets not talk about norway they didnt join to cintinue fishing the almost extincted wales

[Masaned]

Agreed! Common rules/guidelines are necessary, but regional expertise should prevail!

How indeed is the question...

[ssolbergj]

smart. The Common Fisheries Policy has been heavily criticised, so it's good to see that something is being done.