The Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centres comments below refer primarily to the proposal to amend the Baltic MAP. They are to a large extent also relevant for the other MAPs. Summary - The Commission proposal should be withdrawn. It is faulty in content and the process leading up to the proposal was deficient. - The Commission proposal would increase the level of risk permitted by the MAP.
BSC
Baltic Sea Centre, Stockholm University
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Baltic Sea Centre, Stockholm University filed 2 positions between 30 Aug 2023 and 30 Jan 2024, across 2 of the 583 legislative files tracked here.
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1. EU fisheries management should, for stocks with populations above or around MSYBtrigger, normally aim to set fishing opportunities at levels corresponding to half the estimated Fmsy instead of maximizing extraction.
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