Galician Government reiterated in Parliament will not approve a law without aquaculture the support of the sector. (Photo: Stock File / FIS)
The draft Aquaculture Act can not be removed, clarifies the Xunta
SPAIN
Thursday, February 11, 2016, 22:10 (GMT + 9)
The head of the Ministry of Marine Affairs of Galicia, Rosa Quintana, stressed Wednesday that the bill aquaculture “is a draft and can not be removed because it is not in any legislative process” and said that “all its contents are subject to change without red lines”.
in addition, he reiterated that the government “will not approve a law aquaculture without the support of the sector and as professionals do not see the rule born precisely to support them. “
in Parliament, responding to a question about the draft Law on aquaculture requested by a representative of Galician Left Alternative (AGE), Quintana asked” not to try to fool the industry. “
” the “draft is stopped, as we were asked many who are now asking to withdraw,” he said. He further noted that unknown “reason leads them to demand the withdrawal of this text, as this would” prevent sit and capture the dialogue and consensus calling for a part of the industry. ”
In this sense, assessed the importance of the rule as a “tool to fill many legal gaps that can destroy the future of our aquaculture”.
After leaving in clearly prefers putting “sector policy”, clarified various issues regarding the contents of the draft.
Quintana specified that the draft “does not plan to withdraw aid to shellfish” and that “with the new European Maritime and Fisheries Fund and aquaculturists accessing status, may have access to more aid. ” In this field had an impact once again that the possibility under this draft conversion of shellfish aquaculture is “absolutely voluntary, reversible and maintains the collective structure of the activity.”
He also said that the draft text of the legislation does not impose multi-trophic aquaculture (one that combines different species) “as you did two years ago,” he reproached the minister to deputy AGE.
in this regard, the minister criticized him for speaking from ignorance, because “intends to defend the herbivorous species” such as carp, tilapia or panga, outside Galician waters, “unlike turbot, sole or trout.”
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