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"Mr President, Parliament’s acquisition of the detailed maps required for the demarcation of underprivileged regions as part of the reform of the common agricultural policy is a crucial issue, for at least two reasons.
The first is a question of respect. Our Parliament, the only Union institution with democratic legitimacy, must have all of the tools required for its legislative control function.
The second reason is a matter of common sense with regard to Europe’s agricultural ambitions. If we wish for solidarity between the regions of the Union, if we want a quality agriculture that has broad autonomy in renewable resources, that is made local again, participating in consumer public health, contributing to the fight against global warming and satisfying the food needs of our populations, all forms of European aid have to be reconsidered in terms of these objectives. To do this, the detailed maps of the agricultural regions are indispensable.
Let us say once more that a common agricultural policy must not be a speculative market affair but rather an issue of a civilisation that embraces every area of the life of the citizens of the Member States."@en1
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