Ma Youxiang, vice minister of agriculture and rural affairs, recently expressed his views on the issue of illegal fishing. He mentioned that all localities will formulate local fishing management regulations according to the actual situation, clarify the areas where fishing is allowed and prohibited, and standardize fishing tackle, fishing methods, and the types and quantities that can be fished. At the same time, the establishment of a fishing filing system and management platform will be studied to further crack down on illegal fishing.
The new policy means that future anglers will need to report their personal information, fishing location and time on the platform in advance, otherwise they will be suspected of violating the law. Law enforcement officials will also step up spot checks and impose severe penalties on violators.
This policy has sparked widespread controversy, especially in the fishing circle. Some support the move, arguing that it will help clean up the fishing order and reduce the environmental damage caused by illegal fishing. Others are opposed, arguing that online reporting is impractical and may add to the red tape.
In addition, some people are concerned about the specific implementation details of the new policy, such as whether it is necessary to apply for a phishing license, whether it is charged, and the specific department responsible for the management platform.
What do you think about the future of fishing enthusiasts who need to report online?