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Furthermore, those derogations include a series of strict conditions, such as a limited number of vessels, limited catches and designated ports.
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Provision should also be made for derogations from enforcement to allow the basic needs of the debtor and his or her family to be met.
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In addition, the opportunity has been given to mention the derogations granted so far.
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Also, the derogations allowing small abattoirs to be exempted from having the animal welfare officer present are very much to be welcomed.
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Even after the improvements, the directive would have a reasonable number of derogations that would allow for flexibility.
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The climate change and energy package, for example, has had so many derogations that it is practically devoid of substance, due to the crisis.
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Next, there is an increase in the number of derogations, which could end up distorting the proposal.
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One of the most important derogations was the cadmium content limit in fertilizers.
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In the future, we will have to press for these derogations to be as limited as possible.
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Important temporary sectoral derogations and adjustments have been allowed in order to prevent economic losses in agriculture, the press, and so on.
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Derogations for indigenous populations have also been clarified and their scope further limited.
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I welcome the flexibility provided for in the derogations.
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