Jersey minister hopeful of end to fishing dispute between France and the UK

The transcript discusses the challenges faced in issuing fishing licenses post-Brexit, highlighting the differences in interpretation between the UK and France. It emphasizes the need for negotiation and compliance with the trade deal, rather than unilateral actions. Historical context is provided with the Bay of Granville agreement, and the importance of sustainable management of Jersey waters is stressed. The solution involves continued dialogue and adherence to the new trade terms to benefit all fishing communities involved.

What is the main issue discussed in the first section regarding fishing licenses?

• The compliance with the trade deal

• The historical rights of vessels

• The economic impact on the UK

• The number of licenses issued

How does the current trade deal differ from the Bay of Granville agreement?

• It requires vessels to have historic rights

• It is more lenient in terms of compliance

• It requires proof of fishing activity in recent years

• It allows for more licenses to be issued

What is emphasized as crucial for resolving the fishing license issues?

• Ignoring the trade deal terms

• Good faith negotiations

• Unilateral measures

• Issuing more licenses

Why is sustainable management of Jersey waters important?

• To increase political influence

• To ensure long-term economic benefits

• To reduce the number of licenses

• To favor the UK over France

What is the suggested approach to handle disagreements according to the final section?

• Ignoring the trade deal

• Implementing countermeasures

• Triggering mechanisms within the trade deal

• Issuing licenses based on political will