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"Madam President, we have heard a lot this evening about the wonder of bees – indeed, they are truly wonderful creatures.
I would just like to concentrate on one issue. Is the Commissioner aware of the interest and involvement that bees have sparked and inspired across Europe? In the UK alone, we have many prominent UK organisations with campaigns – from the Women’s Institute to the Cooperative Society. The information campaign is there. It just needs to be picked up on.
Please take a look at the Women’s Institute campaign, which I have sent you details of. It is full of practical information for anybody who wants to help bees thrive. The Women’s Institute represents millions of ordinary people in the UK. The plight of the bee offers a possibly unique opportunity to work with citizens. It covers the common agricultural policy, biodiversity, food security, pesticide use, veterinary regulations, and even the labyrinthine way of funding through the EU. It is a very unique opportunity to engage with organisations that are already inspired to work. I would ask the Commissioner to take that opportunity and run with it."@en1
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