Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2007-09-25-Speech-2-016"
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Thank you for the opportunity to speak, Mr President. The Committee on Budgets fundamentally supports the proposal. Let me also personally congratulate the rapporteur. It is a very difficult task under any circumstances to try to persuade growers in a given sector to cut back their production. Nor does it cast us in a very good light in the eyes of European citizens to be giving support and funding to this sort of thing.
Nevertheless, if it becomes necessary to intervene in such a way and, moreover, it has no greater impact on the overall budget of the European Union than the present arrangements, then it is appropriate that it should be better targeted and that some compensation and support should go to those who are genuinely taking action on this issue on the production side, as is happening in the present case.
It is a major problem, however, that there are cases where countries have already renounced some of their quotas, only to find that the regulations have subsequently changed. The report proposes ways of resolving this and I ask Parliament to support these in this form. Thank you for your kind attention."@en1
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