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Thank you Mrs McGuinness.
Mrs McGuinness has the floor first.
Thank you very much, Mrs McGuinness.
Mrs McGuinness, you have a point of order.
I totally agree with what Mrs McGuinness has just said.
Mrs McGuinness, you were exactly right on the Rules.
I give the floor to our best speaker today,and that is Mrs McGuinness.
As Mrs McGuinness says, they may present their contribution in writing.
Without that funding, we are going to suffer exactly the fate that Mrs McGuinness has referred to.
Mrs McGuinness, thank you, and many greetings to your visitors' group.
Madam President, just very briefly,I agree with Mrs McGuinness that mindset and culture have not changed.
Mrs McGuinness is, of course, right to say that it is the most vulnerable who are suffering as a result of this.
Mr President, first of all I would like to express my appreciation for the work of Mrs McGuinness on this report, which I know she did in difficult circumstances.
Mrs McGuinness, I assure you that I have been looking at you nearly the entire time, and that I have seen you asking for the floor.
On behalf of the PSE Group.- Madam President, I have a number of points to make in relation to this issue andof course I would disagree slightly with Mrs McGuinness in relation to'this is not about Ireland'.
Finally, I would like to welcome Mrs McGuinness on her initiative to put this issue to scrutiny before the Commission.
Almost every time I hear the leader of the Farmers' Union, Padraig Walshe, speak, he refers to the difficulty of having proper,accurate labelling, as Mrs McGuinness said.
I agree with Mrs McGuinness that the question of agriculture for India, which I shall also return to, is very important.
I was with Kamal Nath in London last week, debating Doha, andhe as Trade Minister for India raised exactly same the point as Mrs McGuinness about the incredible importance of low-level subsistence farmers.
You know, Mrs McGuinness, that there are more radical opinions of what should be done with agricultural spending.
Yes, additional requirements were authorised;but as my colleague Mrs McGuinness said, that was only after sustained pressure from the Committee on Agriculture and the Irish Farmers' Organisation.
Mrs McGuinness, first of all you underline the importance of direct contact between Parliament and the everyday, very real concerns of citizens who petition you.
Madam President, it is a great honour for me, like my colleague, Mrs McGuinness, to be here today on the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Wall and on the eve of the Lisbon Treaty coming into being.
Mrs McGuinness, as you know, because you are a veteran Member of this House, it is the Conference of Presidents that has decided that the debate should be organised in this way, and so this is how it is being done.
(ES) Madam President, I would like to begin by congratulating Mrs McGuinness on this initiative, which demonstrates the important role that the common agricultural policy(CAP) plays in meeting food provision needs internationally.
For example, what Mrs McGuinness says, that members of the corresponding committee should have priority, seems entirely reasonable to me, but provision has not been made for that.
I am therefore going to endeavour- andthis is what Mrs Stihler and Mrs McGuinness have just requested in particular- to ensure that, in addition to clear policy directions, which means not only words but also proposed decisions, the Commission document above all contains as accurate a diagnosis as possible of all these issues.
Mr President, Mrs McGuinness made an important point just now, namely that there is a moral and ethical dimension to this issue, given all the public health, biodiversity and economic concerns we have raised.
The next item is the report by Mrs McGuinness, on behalf of the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development, on the common agricultural policy and global food security.
Member of the Commission.- As Mrs McGuinness would be aware, at the European Council meeting in December last, the European Heads of State agreed that a shorter period could be applied for getting tenders in 2009 and 2010.