After hearing concerns from both fishermen and At-Sea Monitors, I worked with my Massachusetts colleague Rep. Seth Moulton to urge NOAA to extend the suspension.pic.twitter.com/7THiNVTArd
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I remain concerned that At-Sea Monitors are set to return to fishing vessels tomorrow after a March 24 emergency action by NOAA suspended the requirement to protect the health and safety of fishing crews.
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I am again calling on NOAA and the Trump Administration to protect the health and safety of our fishing community by acting to extend the suspension before it expires tonight.
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UPDATE: I am pleased that NOAA has now decided, albeit at the last minute, to extend the waiver for At-Sea Monitors until August. COVID-19 has disrupted huge segments of our economy, and it has had a particularly severe impact on our fishing community.
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This waiver will allow boats and their crew to continue their work as a critical component of our domestic food production system without fearing exposure to COVID-19.
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The fact that ship captains need to be responsible for a complete strangers life for a full day at sea is asinine. Usually captains get paid to take strangers on their boats.
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Le chargement semble prendre du temps.
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