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Document 91998E003199

    WRITTEN QUESTION No. 3199/98 by Honório NOVO to the Commission. Fisheries sector inquiry

    Úř. věst. C 207, 21.7.1999, p. 36 (ES, DA, DE, EL, EN, FR, IT, NL, PT, FI, SV)

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    91998E3199

    WRITTEN QUESTION No. 3199/98 by Honório NOVO to the Commission. Fisheries sector inquiry

    Official Journal C 207 , 21/07/1999 P. 0036


    WRITTEN QUESTION E-3199/98

    by Honório Novo (GUE/NGL) to the Commission

    (27 October 1998)

    Subject: Fisheries sector inquiry

    It is public knowledge that some months ago, the Commission decided to carry out an inquiry involving various trade union and employers' organisations within the European Union's fisheries sector.

    1. What organisations were contacted in each Member State, and how many of them replied?

    2. What organisations were contacted in Portugal, and which of them replied?

    3. Were there organisations in Portugal which, although not originally contacted in connection with the inquiry, nonetheless sent in opinions, and if so, how many organisations are concerned and what are their names?

    Answer given by Mrs Bonino on behalf of the Commission

    (13 November 1998)

    In March 1998 the Commission sent a total of 347 questionnaires on the "common fisheries policy after 2002" to fishermen's organisations, fish processors and traders, to those working in aquaculture, to scientific researchers, trade unions, consumers' associations and environmental organisations, the lists of which had been agreed with each Member State. The Commission received 172 replies.

    Thirty nine (39) Portuguese organisations were consulted, two of which replied. The Commission also received a contribution from an organisation which had not been consulted directly.

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