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New head of PECH: EU fisheries regulation to be simplified, yellow card punishment strengthened

The newly elected chair of the European parliament committee on fisheries said the sector is currently 'overregulated' and that he will try to ensure continuity after Brexit

By Undercurrent News | March 5, 2020 08:50 GMT
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The newly elected chair of the European parliament committee on fisheries (PECH), Pierre Karleskind, said the sectory is currentl "overregulated" [...]

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