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"At a time when our Parliament is laying down future markers for our main policies, we are discussing the issue of the model of support for vine growers. Thus, by 2015, Member States will have to choose between the single payment scheme that applies to all farmers and the mobilisation of dedicated funds for vine growers, which previously they could accumulate. I obviously supported this measure, which I think is the best way of recognising the special nature of the profession of vine grower and to provide appropriate aid, against a background of change in the sector. France has already made its choice, as it basically uses the specific support scheme for vine growers. This reform then will not disrupt the French wine sector, but it will have the advantage of guaranteeing more transparency and greater predictability of the amounts and nature of the aid distributed. I welcome the adoption of this report, which also allows me to remind people of my attachment to planting rights. This regulatory tool, which, let me mention in passing, costs the taxpayer nothing, guarantees optimum quality for our wines and a stable income for vine growers. This system must be preserved; it is a commitment I have made and it needs to be made permanent."@en1
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