Jersey Chief Minister: We can resolve this

The video discusses the operation of fishing agreements in Jersey's territorial waters, emphasizing the continuity of fishing rights for those with historical permits. It explains the transition from old to new licenses and highlights issues with incomplete or incorrect information affecting license issuance. The video suggests that many problems can be resolved through direct communication and informal processes, while also adhering to formal procedures involving Paris, Brussels, and the UK.

What is the fundamental principle for fishermen under the new agreement in Jersey waters?

• They must relocate to different waters.

• They need to apply for a new type of fish.

• They can continue fishing if they prove past activity.

• They must stop fishing immediately.

What is the main issue affecting the issuance of fishing licenses?

• High cost of licenses.

• Overfishing in the area.

• Incomplete or incorrect information.

• Lack of interest from fishermen.

Which authorities are involved in the information transmission process for fishing licenses?

• Paris, Brussels, and the United Kingdom.

• New York, London, and Tokyo.

• Berlin, Madrid, and Rome.

• Sydney, Auckland, and Wellington.

How do the authorities plan to resolve the issues with the fishing licenses?

• By increasing the cost of licenses.

• Through discussions with French fishermen and direct communication.

• By ignoring the problems.

• By banning fishing in Jersey waters.

What informal process has been established to help resolve license issues?

• Direct contact for providing information.

• A hotline for complaints.

• A new online application system.

• A public forum for discussions.