Key talks between the two sides will take place later this week aimed at resolving the disagreement, but the risk of further escalation remains
France postpones sanctions over fishing row
The foreign secretary set a 48-hour deadline for the fishing dispute to be resolved, although it's not clear if that deadline still stands in light of recent moves from Paris. The tribunal would then rule within 130 days of being set up, although an interim report would be issued earlier.Minister: French reaction 'unacceptable'Tribunal rulings are legally binding and if a side is found to have breached the agreement they have 30 days to set out how they will comply.
One side could decide to entirely suspend access to its waters and scrap the preferential tariff agreement that applies to fishery products. According to Sam Lowe:"If the UK feels the diplomatic route has been exhausted, proceeding with dispute resolution within the confines of the TCA is the proper way to go about things.
If these talks break down or do not prove fruitful, either side has the option of activating Article 16 of the protocol.
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