CLEAN : Jersey fishermen increasingly frustrated by Brexit delays

The video discusses the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Brexit, particularly its impact on fishing rights and trade relations between Jersey and France. It highlights the challenges faced by fishermen due to the extensions and debates over French licenses. The speaker emphasizes the need to end the amnesty, which currently allows foreign fleets to fish in Jersey waters, and expresses disappointment with the biased nature of the Brexit deal, which grants significant rights to foreign fleets without reciprocal benefits.

What is the main concern regarding Brexit mentioned in the first section?

• The extension of agreements

• The increase in taxes

• The certainty of trade agreements

• The impact on local tourism

What is the main issue with the current fishing agreements according to the first section?

• Lack of communication

• Overfishing concerns

• Uncertainty and delays

• Environmental impact

How do local fishermen perceive the attitude of French fishermen?

• They assume French fishermen are cooperative

• They feel French fishermen are indifferent

• They think French fishermen feel threatened

• They believe French fishermen are supportive

What is suggested as a necessary action regarding the amnesty?

• It should be ignored

• It should be extended indefinitely

• It should be brought to an end

• It should be revised for better terms

What is the impact of the amnesty on Jersey fishermen?

• It provides them with more opportunities

• It creates uncertainty about the future

• It ensures stable income

• It has no impact

What is the perceived outcome of the Brexit deal for local fishermen?

• They have equal benefits as foreign fleets

• They receive more benefits than foreign fleets

• They receive fewer benefits than foreign fleets

• They are unaffected by the deal

How much fish is reportedly taken by foreign fleets from local waters annually?

• €10 million worth

• €20 million worth

• €15 million worth

• €25 million worth