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I voted in favour of this report because I believe it takes due account of the role played by the agricultural sector from an economic and employment point of view, and in the field of sustainable development and biodiversity preservation. Europe needs a robust agricultural policy consisting of transparent rules and efficient and rapid prevention tools, so that it can reduce administrative costs, manage risks and adopt effective crisis-prevention policies. ‘Innovation’ and a ‘well-organised infrastructure network’ are the basic criteria necessary to make agribusinesses competitive, competent and well prepared, and to ensure that rural areas too have access to culture and training. More support should be given to young farmers in order to prevent them from leaving the countryside, and generational renewal should be promoted as a way of ensuring the continuity of the activities carried out. All this should be accompanied by a budget commensurate with the needs that exist, together with the identification of instruments that are not open to abuse and efforts to control price volatility. Lastly, we must not forget that the agricultural challenge is directly linked to the food challenge, and it is therefore of the utmost importance when it comes to protecting the health of European citizens."@en1
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