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Blunting the Common Fisheries Policy would be a significant benefit - they need to abide by as part of the EEA, but can't change decisions surrounding it. Also
by alephnerd 2y ago
Blunting the Common Fisheries Policy would be a significant benefit - they need to abide by as part of the EEA, but can't change decisions surrounding it.
Also opening EU funding opportunities for plenty of infra enhancements.
- whenc 2y agoIceland is not in the CFP.