An error needs to be corrected in the TAC table for mackerel (Scomber scombrus) in areas VI, VII, VIIIa, VIIIb, VIIId and VIIIe; Union and international waters of Vb; international waters of IIa, XII and XIV (MAC/2CX14-).

The Chair: Just to follow your reasoning, though, because Madame Lalonde's point is obviously legitimate, everybody is telling us the provinces have the primary right to legislate in respect of the environmental control over the waters and the ownership of the waters in their jurisdiction, but now you're telling us that here, at least as a matter of constitutional law, because these are boundary waters and therefore international, there's a limit to provincial jurisdiction and the federal government has to come in, because without the federal government intervention the province would be outside of its jurisdiction, presumably, once it e ...[+++]nters into boundary waters, because those are now international rather than purely within the territory of the province.

Whereas the unilateral decision by the State Government of North Dakota to divert waters from Devils Lake into the Sheyenne River and eventually Lake Winnipeg contravenes the Boundary Waters Treaty between Canada and the United States of America; And whereas, such a contravention would set precedent for future negotiations under the said treaty; And whereas such negotiations should most properly be reviewed by the International Joint Commission; And whereas this review has not taken place; And whereas the Devils Lake Diversion project is scheduled to begin operations in July, 2005; And whereas the said water diversion may have serio ...[+++]us and harmful ecological and economic repercussions in Canada; Be it resolved that the Standing Committee on the Environment & Sustainable Development urgently calls upon the Government of Canada to immediately exhaust any and all diplomatic and/or legal options available to prevent any water diversion from Devils Lake, North Dakota until the project has been reviewed by the International Joint Commission.

as regards red seabream (Pagellus bogaraveo) a maximum of 8% in EU and international water of IX may be fished in EU and international waters of VI, VII and VIII.

as regards deep-sea sharks, in EU waters and international waters of areas V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X and international water of area XII, a zero TAC was agreed for the 2011 and 2012.

In 1987 Community catches in the waters of third countries and on the high seas amounted to 1.7 million tonnes compared to catches in Community waters of 4.5 million tonnes.