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". – Firstly in response to Mr Parish and his concerns in relation to imports from third countries. I should like to emphasise again the very strict controls that exist on imports and the fact that the evidence of no incidence of foot-and-mouth – or very low incidence in one or two countries – is testimony to that fact.
With regard to compensation, the position here is that we can only compensate within the regulations, which does not include loss of production. On travel, I confirm that this particular disease can be wind-borne.
In response to Mr Nicholson I would repeat what I said earlier in relation to this issue about intensive and extensive farming. I do not believe that particular issue is a significantly relevant issue to this particular outbreak of the disease. I know that there is some speculation in the media in relation to this and obviously in all our deliberations about how this disease came about and how it has spread, this will be one of the issues that will be taken into account."@en1
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