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"Mr President, as many people have said in this debate, LFA is important. It is important to Northern Ireland. We have already heard that 70% of land in Northern Ireland is currently within the scheme. We had hoped that this debate would bring clarity, but this is certainly not the case and like others, Minister, I am embarrassed that you have come to this House with such flimsy information. As co-legislators in the CAP process, I would have to say that this is simply not good enough.
Farmers in Northern Ireland need to know the effect that this scheme and the new criteria will have. It is my understanding that land currently designated as disadvantaged will be excluded. In Northern Ireland we also want to be reassured that we will have regional flexibility on the administrative unit to be used in the designation of the new boundaries in this land.
We also, I think, need to re-evaluate the start date for this scheme. Currently this is 2014, with payments on a degressive basis until such time as the Areas of Natural Constraint scheme is completed. We need to look at all these aspects."@en1
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