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The industry must shape up or accept that consequences are inevitable.

This legislation is about improving the way fisheries resources will be managed in the future

Bill secures a sustainable future for New Zealand's aquaculture industry.

New Zealand places a great deal of significance on fisheries cooperation with Australia.

Recreational fishers get 45 per cent greater share of the catch than commercial users.

The North Island eel fishery is highly valued by customary Maori, recreational and commercial fishers.

Currently the law allows only the Police to carry defensive weapons like pepper spray and batons.

The Aquaculture Reform Bill secures a sustainable future for New Zealand’s aquaculture industry.

Ministerial Address to the NZ Marine Farming Association AGM.

Improved efficiency in processing applications means lower costs for applicants.

Solution negotiated in good faith compensates fisher, as the government was asked by the select committee to do.

Ministerial Address to Te Ohu Kai Moana AGM

Fishers must tell us which regulations they want improved.

Ministerial Address to launch the New Zealand Aquatic Biodiversity Information System

Fisheries minister will consider the possible future use of defensive equipment by fishery officers.

Ministerial address opening the AGM and Conference of the NZ Recreational Fishing Council.

Lightbulb going on for some MPs who can see removing discrimination is actually something worth supporting

NZ is doing its part in helphing to sustain the world's fisheries

Crown Law opinion quite clear on quota allocation issue.

New marine farming proposals are a way forward, and that's a lot more than National are offering.

A new proposal will address Maori concerns over marine farming and enable the smooth progression of the Aquaculture Reform Bill.

A mätaitai on Stewart Island, New Zealand's third, will be known as Te Whaka a Te Wera Mätaitai Reserve.

There is only one law and it applies to everyone says Fisheries Minister David Benson-Pope in response to claims about an East Coast aquaculture facility

Speech to the NZ Seafood Industry Conference