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Should rules for agricultural businesses be relaxed to boost rural economies?
DUP "... farm businesses continue to operate under a costly and burdensome set of rules from the European Institutions and indeed our own Agriculture Department. Diane Dodds has voted against unnecessary bureaucratic burdens such as some aspects of sheep EID. The DUP will continue to try and protect our local industry from over regulation from Brussels." Source: DUP 2014 Manifesto.
Liberal Democrat The Liberal Democrats do not have any “theological” opposition to genetically modified foods, the agriculture minister has said, paving the way for Britain to relax the rules on controversial biotech crops. David Heath said that there was no longer a reason to oppose GM crops as long as they are safe and do not have a “detrimental environmental outcome”. Source: https://truthabouttrade.org/2013/06/13/the-time-has-come-to-back-gm-crops-says-lib-dem-minister/
SNP Government must not stand in the way of farm and rural businesses and so we will further co-ordinate inspections as we work towards a one visit approach. Source: Scottish National Party website.
UKIP UKIP would "Cut the same bureaucracy that hinders small businesses and entrepreneurs". Source: UKIP website http://www.ukip.org/100_days_till_the_election_100_reasons_to_vote_ukip
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