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"It was important for the House to issue its opinion on the general guidelines for the future ‘Health Check’. The Socialist Group in the European Parliament has won a number of major victories, such as the criticism of the decoupling of aid (livestock breeding and small crops), CAP objectives in terms of food safety, preservation of ecosystems, land upgrading, the redistributive effect of degressive capping, of modulation, safety nets, recognition of the role of interprofessional associations, agriculture’s contribution to climate change, etc. However, unlike the PSE Group, I was keen to support a number of points: partial decoupling of direct aid must be maintained for animal premiums, but care must be taken not to include only intensive or large-scale animal husbandry (para. 26, para. 32) historical references cannot gauge certain farmers’ compliance with high environmental standards (para. 16) maintenance of progressive capping of direct aid, since this would permit a fairer distribution of CAP resources (para. 67) criticism of surveys on GMOs, reminder that it is impossible to implement coexistence, support for the precautionary principle (Amendment 30) rejection of the abolition of milk quotas in 2015 (para. 76)"@en1

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