EU fishing reforms 'won't affect' Bailiwick of Guernsey
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Guernsey fishermen are unlikely to be affected by changes to fishing quotas agreed by the European Union.
David Wilkinson, a sea fisheries officer, said the local industry would remain the same despite EU moves to protect stocks and end discards
He said the island's 12-mile limit would allow Guernsey to explore other options, rather than imposing quotas.
MEPs agreed to a major EU fishing reform on 6 February, pledging to put changes in to law by 2014.
These changes could include measures to stop overfishing, as well as stopping fishermen from discarding dead fish.
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