I think there is a problem, Mr. Pearce, at the Council level. For this Council to accept a program that so damages and continues to divide a sector is--I just want it to be stated that I think that is ill-advised, and not designed in a way to help an entire industry.
Steve Southerland: “I think there is a problem, Mr. Pearce, at the Council level. For this Council to accept a program that so damages and…”
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Southerland criticizes a program that he believes harms the fishing industry and creates divisions.
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