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I think the honourable Member has expressed a thought which could be studied. We all know, I think, how complicated situations are in which you have to try and reduce protection in the agricultural sector without causing an exodus from farming, on the one hand, and decide how to manage the question of the retirement age on the other, because the population is ageing on our continent and this is undermining the foundations of the pension system. There are various problems in relation to the employment rate, which we are also trying to increase. I referred in the form of an example to certain situations which are difficult to reconcile. You have to find the optimum balance, to put it one way. The proposal made in this respect, as I understand it, takes this approach and I am certain that the Commission could assess it and evaluate it in its proposals for the employment guidelines. These proposals will also be a major reform of the employment guidelines decided five years ago in Luxembourg."@en1
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