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If There Were Another Vote For Scottish Independence?
and they got their independence would they be eligible to rejoin the EU ?
and who would acquire the fishing rights around Scotland?
and who would acquire the fishing rights around Scotland?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ."Scotland is among the largest sea fishing nations in Europe, with Scottish fishing vessels landing around two-thirds of the total fish caught in the United Kingdom.
Marine Scotland is responsible for controlling the activities of all fishing vessels operating within the Scottish zone, as defined by the Fishery Limits Act 1976 and the Scotland Act 1998. This covers the North Sea and west of Scotland out to 200 nautical miles. It is also responsible for managing and controlling the activities of Scottish vessels wherever they may fish – including fishing effort and quota. To do this Marine Scotland works with the UK Government in negotiating fishing opportunities through the European Union and in other international negotiations.
Marine Scotland also manages all inshore fisheries within the 12 nautical mile territorial water limit.
The EU Common Fisheries Policy operates on a principle of equal access meaning that all EU-registered fishing vessels can access any part of EU waters, with some limited exemptions including within the 12 mile zone (with certain exceptions for historic fishing rights)."
Marine Scotland is responsible for controlling the activities of all fishing vessels operating within the Scottish zone, as defined by the Fishery Limits Act 1976 and the Scotland Act 1998. This covers the North Sea and west of Scotland out to 200 nautical miles. It is also responsible for managing and controlling the activities of Scottish vessels wherever they may fish – including fishing effort and quota. To do this Marine Scotland works with the UK Government in negotiating fishing opportunities through the European Union and in other international negotiations.
Marine Scotland also manages all inshore fisheries within the 12 nautical mile territorial water limit.
The EU Common Fisheries Policy operates on a principle of equal access meaning that all EU-registered fishing vessels can access any part of EU waters, with some limited exemptions including within the 12 mile zone (with certain exceptions for historic fishing rights)."
There is also legislation defining Scots waters, The Scottish Adjacent Waters Boundaries Order 1999 http:// www.leg islatio n.gov.u k/uksi/ 1999/11 26/made
sorry I just quickly scanned through this article
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currently their deficit is 7% way way over EUSSR limits not to mention a myriad of other issues. The biggest obstacle though is that both France and Spain would likely veto their application. Why would they even apply though surely they would have voted for independence? Being an EUSSR vassal is not independence so that would be a betrayal of the Voters.