which final rounds negotiations adopts positions that structure common agricultural policy cap that we consider fundamental reducing not renationalizing cap
The report, which is the final result of several rounds of negotiations, adopts positions that will structure the future common agricultural policy (CAP) and that we consider fundamental: not reducing the budget, not renationalising the CAP, keeping the two pillars of the CAP, implementing a new system for apportioning grants, distinguishing between first and second-generation public goods, not making it impossible for the Council to revoke the decision to abolish the milk quotas, the need for a safety net, increasing the transparency of the food chain, and the need to simplify the CAP.
which final rounds negotiations, adopts positions that structure common agricultural policy (CAP) that we consider fundamental: reducing not renationalising CAP, the two pillars CAP, implementing a system for apportioning grants, distinguishing between first and public goods, not making it impossible the Council to revoke to the milk quotas, the need net, increasing the transparency of the chain, and the need to the CAP.