Union boss holding out hope for good EU deal for fishermen

The video discusses the decline of fishing communities, attributing it partly to the common fisheries policy and loss of access to distant waters. It highlights the potential benefits of having better quota shares under international law and outlines aspirations for improved quotas and management systems as the UK leaves the EU.

What are some factors contributing to the decline of fishing communities?

• Climate change

• Increased tourism

• Loss of access to distant water grounds

• Advancements in fishing technology

How does the common fisheries policy relate to the decline of fishing communities?

• It only affects non-EU countries

• It improves fishing opportunities

• It has no impact

• It accounts for much of the decline

What could have improved the position of fishing communities over the past 30 years?

• More fishing competitions

• Proper allocation of quota shares

• Higher fish prices

• Better weather conditions

What is one of the aspirations for the future of fishing communities?

• To increase import of fish

• To close more ports

• To get improved quotas

• To reduce fishing activities

What is hoped to be achieved with a more agile management system?

• Increased bureaucracy

• Greater flexibility in management

• Higher taxes on fishing

• More fishing restrictions