A move to drop controversial changes to fisheries legislation is being described as a win by environmentalists and recreational fishing sector - but is being heavily criticised by the commercial sector.
This week, Oceans and Fisheries Minister, David Parker, dropped the preset decision-making parts of the Fisheries Amendment Bill which would have created a formula to decide on the commercial catch limits.
Māni Dunlop asked him why he took them out before the third and final reading.
