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"Mr President, this draft directive raises several problems. Indeed, several European policies as well as several directives, such as the IV water directive or the sixth environmental programme, deal with soil protection. A similar issue appears in the Forest-Focus programme. A whole range of projects and directives on environmental responsibility also address this issue.
What is the point, furthermore, of defining soil at European level, of drawing up a scientific soil catalogue by 2007 with harmonisation of scientific data on soil, other than to note their diversity, which is already known? What is, moreover, the point of making a diagnosis on the impact of CAP reform when it has been adopted?
In our opinion, a simple recommendation would suffice and would avoid once again penalising the farmers that are already severely affected by CAP reform. Let us simplify and rationalise the current texts, and let us finally align European subsidies with the objective that we have followed, by encouraging techniques that are favourable to soil protection and to preserving the wild fauna, such as non-labour and direct sowing techniques."@en1
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