The Composition of the Fishing Science Board is Expanded with New Members
16 Sep 2026Effective: 17 Sep 202683 views
Who is affected:
Fishing sector, scientific organisations, environmental NGOs and administrations with fishing competencies
Summary
The interministerial body that advises Spanish fishing policy is reformed, adding new representatives from the scientific, business and environmental sectors. The secretariat becomes exclusively dependent on the General Secretariat for Fisheries.
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The order modifies the Fishing Science Board, created in 2022, to improve its functioning and expand its representation. Specific functions of ministerial policy towards research organisations are eliminated, consolidating the Board as a dialogue forum between science, sector and civil society. New positions are incorp…
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