Rural Affairs and Islands Committee
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Today, before abstaining from a vote on the Sea Fisheries (Remote Electronic Monitoring and Regulation of Scallop Fishing) (Scotland) Regs 2024, Rachael Hamilton MSP Scottish Borders voiced her concerns 👇
The Committee approved the legislation - 7 Members voting for, 2 abstentions & none against.
In her opening statement this morning, Cabinet Secretary Mairi Gougeon laid out why Scottish Government believes remote electronic monitoring systems should be installed on Scotland's scallop and pelagic vessels 👇
Missed the session?👉ow.ly/u9Kl50RtoTP
Tomorrow, we take evidence from Cab Sec Mairi Gougeon & officials on the Sea Fisheries (Remote Electronic Monitoring and Regulation of Scallop Fishing) (Scotland) Regs 2024.
We'll then consider several items of subordinate legislation.
Live from 9am 👉ow.ly/LP3J50RqP30
Yesterday, Joe Whitelegg of Isle of Man Government provided a case study of how the authorities on the Isle of Man had used REM to improve compliance with maritime regulation 👇
Missed the session? 👉ow.ly/Y46Y50RnieK
Yesterday, Ian Gatt of Scottish Pelagic & Elspeth Macdonald of SFF argued against the installation of REM on pelagic vessels, saying 'it is all stick and not carrot' and 'there's nothing new or innovative there.' 👇
Missed the session?👉ow.ly/NBM850RniQs
Listen in as Helen McLachlan of Future Fisheries Alliance sets out why she believes remote electronic monitoring (REM) should become mandatory on certain scallop and pelagic boats👇
See how other stakeholders responded to our call for views 👉ow.ly/Ykpk50RnbKg
Tomorrow, we take evidence on the Sea Fisheries (Remote Electronic Monitoring and Regulation of Scallop Fishing) (Scotland) Regs 2024 - hearing from...
Scottish Pelagic; Elspeth Macdonald of SFF; Helen McLachlan & Isle of Man Government
Join us live at 9am👉ow.ly/tk2850Rl7v1
Yesterday Convener Finlay Carson MSP asked First Minister about the implications for parliamentary scrutiny and stakeholder consultation arising from framework legislation 👇
Missed the session?👉ow.ly/ntop50R4327
Yesterday, Rachael Hamilton MSP Scottish Borders set out why she believed the Sea Fish (Prohibition on Fishing) (Firth of Clyde) Order 2024 should be annulled👇
We disagreed, 4:5 votes, with the motion to annul the order.
Catch up👉ow.ly/kkwF50QIRbv
Today, we were concerned by the lack of scientific evidence being made available to support Scottish Government's proposals to restrict fishing activities in the Firth of Clyde.
.Scottish Government's Allan Gibb, justifies the proposals👇
Catch up👉ow.ly/jlrY50QIR1J
Tomorrow, we'll take evidence from Cabinet Secretary Mairi Gougeon on several items of legislation and consider a motion to annul for the -
Sea Fish (Prohibition on Fishing) (Firth of Clyde) Order 2024
Join us live from 9am 👉ow.ly/rXwG50QIlwV
Yesterday, Emma Harper MSP asked how Scottish Government is going to make sure that nothing will be foisted on farmers 'because this is partnership working, which is what co-design is all about'.
Mairi Gougeon's response 👇
The meeting - ow.ly/tf0p50QGlAE
.Rhoda Grant 👉'The Rural Support Plan can make or break businesses - that's why people want to see what the Government's thinking is.'
Yesterday, Mairi Gougeon tried to reassure farmers of the future direction of agriculture in Scotland👇
The session 👉ow.ly/xr1850QGz3x