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"Mr President, the annual exercise to establish the reserve for crises in the agricultural sector helps ensure that farmers’ incomes are protected in the event of natural disasters and price volatility. The reserve for crises should be considered as one element of a safety net which guards against the elements that farmers cannot normally anticipate. The crisis reserve is financed out of the envelope available for direct payments in the given year. This is a fair provision which takes into account that the EU budget, already strained in times of economic hardship, should not accommodate additional spending in case of an emergency in the sector.
The functioning of the crisis reserve is surely a good opportunity to look more closely at the risk management potential of the CAP, which should pay more attention to providing solutions to potential future problems. Instead of concentrating on income support, we should make more use of the funds intentionally set aside in order to manage the detrimental effects of natural disasters, outbreaks of disease or trade embargoes. The CAP budget is surely big enough to respond to the needs of the sector. It is all about allocating these resources carefully, wisely and prudently."@en1
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