Examples of using Transitional technical measures in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Fisheries- transitional technical measures.
I voted for the report on fisheries and establishing transitional technical measures.
Transitional technical measures/ Conservation of fisheries resources.
The purpose of this proposal is to extend existing transitional technical measures until the end of 2012.
Transitional technical measures concerning the conservation of fish stocks.
This report, which we will be adopting tomorrow, allows for the transitional technical measures governing the fisheries sector to be extended.
The Council adopted transitional technical measures to conserve fish stocks and handed over the remainder of the proposal to the Spanish Presidency.
(8) Bottom-set gillnets are currently restricted in entering deep-sea fisheries by Council Regulation(EC)No 1288/2009 establishing transitional technical measures from 1 January 2010 to 30 June 2011(6).
The continuation of transitional technical measures prohibiting retention on board of flounder and turbot during certain periods and in specific subdivisions.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to start by thanking my colleagues for their committed andconstructive participation in the work done by the Committee on Fisheries on this report on transitional technical measures.
(ES) Mr President, Regulation(EC) No 1288/2009 extends the transitional technical measures so that they can be applied until the adoption of permanent measures. .
EC-Comoros fisheries agreement- Community financial measures for the implementation of the common fisheries policy and in the area of the Law of the Sea-Fisheries- transitional technical measures- Imports from Greenland of fishery products(debate).
The Commission also proposes continuing to apply the transitional technical measures adopted in 2007 prohibiting retention on board of flounder and turbot during certain periods and in specific subdivisions.
Such proposal was intended to replace Council Regulation(EC) No 850/98 for the conservation of fishery resources through technical measures for the protection of juveniles of marine organisms2 andcertain transitional technical measures as laid down in Annex III to Council Regulation(EC) No 43/20093 establishing for 2009 the fishing opportunities and associated conditions for certain fish stocks and groups of fish stocks.
This regulation on transitional technical measures resulted from the lack of agreement in 2008 on the draft regulation aimed at simplifying and clarifying Community rules on the conservation of fisheries resources.
As Regulation(EC) 850/98 is still in force, certain technical measures will continue to apply while the Council did reach political agreement on transitional technical measures for 2010,extending for 18 months the transitional technical measures contained in Annex III to the 2009 TACs and Quotas Regulation( 16360/09).
With regard to the report on transitional technical measures, I would like to highlight- which was also done during a number of speeches- the amendment supported by myself and two other Members, seeking to eliminate negative discrimination with no scientific basis, and I emphasise that there is no scientific basis justifying the negative discrimination against some segments of the Portuguese small-scale fleet that use trammel nets.
Consequently, a solution is needed to ensure that the transitional technical measures are maintained after 31 December 2012, to allow time to develop a new framework for technical measures. .
The Commission also proposes continuing to apply the transitional technical measures prohibiting retention on board of flounder(Platichthys flesus) and turbot(Psetta maxima) during certain periods and in specific subdivisions.
The Council amended regulation 1288/2009 establishing transitional technical measures from 1 January 2010 to 30 June 2011(9/11+ 9119/11 ADD1 REV1) following a first-reading agreement with the European Parliament.
The proposal to extend thevalidity of the 2009 Council Regulation on establishing transitional technical measures by 18 months, which means until 31 December 2012, will enable the Commission to prepare a new package of technical measures which will become part of the reform of the common fisheries policy.
A new technical conservation measures frameworkis awaited which justifies the extension of the application of those technical measures on a transitional basis.
In addition, the technical measures, which formed part of the annual TAC and quota regulation prior to the Treaty of Lisbon, have been moved to a transitional Regulation valid until 30 June 2011.
At present, technical measures are governed by an old regulation that was amended by a succession of transitional measures and then renewed until 30 June 2011 as no agreement was reached with the Council on the Commission's 2008 proposal for a new regulation, which was aimed at simplifying and clarifying the existing legislation to ensure the rules were implemented more effectively and to cater for the fisheries' regional features.
These and other technical measures recommended by NEAFC used to be implemented by an annual Council Regulation on fishing opportunities before the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon; since then a transitional regime2 for the whole North-East Atlantic is in force, including measures adopted in NEAFC.
The technical measures to which my report relates are transitional and have only been approved as such.
The current legislative proposal extends this transitional arrangement for an additional period of 18 months- in other words, until 1 January 2013- pending a new regulation on technical measures framing the reformed common fisheries policy(CFP).
This report, which merited my support, is aimed at extending this transitional period until January 2013, so that a new set of technical measures can be drawn up as part of the ongoing reform of the common fisheries policy.
I believe that the purpose of this report is important,as it aims to extend the transitional arrangements for another 18 months, until 1 January 2013, so that the new package of technical measures can be designed as part of the continuation of the common fisheries policy.
With this legislative proposal, we are aiming to extend this transitional system for another 18 months, until 1 January 2013, in order to establish a new set of technical measures as part of the ongoing reform of the common fisheries policy, pending a Commission proposal during 2011.