Administrative simplifications in the agricultural sector

In Luxembourg, no subsidies are to be cut, and administrative simplification must be a priority. DP deputies André Bauler and Luc Emering asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Viticulture what administrative simplifications are involved, what resources are being used in this context, whether the current administrative burden on agricultural players has already been quantified by professional profile, and whether detailed statistical material exists.

Question

„D’Bauereprotester an eisen zwee groussen Nopeschlänner weisen op ee grousse Malaise an de landwirtschaftleche Milieuen hin.

Viru kuerzem huet d’Madamm Landwirtschaftsminister an deem Kontext der Press matgedeelt, datt hei zu Lëtzebuerg keng Subside wäerte gestrach ginn an datt der administrativer Vereinfachung eng Prioritéit soll reservéiert ginn.

An deem Zesummenhang wollte mer der Madamm Ministesch fir Landwirtschaft, Ernärung a Wäibau follgend Froe stellen:

1. Ëm wat fir administrativ Vereinfachungen handelt et sech?

2. Op wat fir Instrumenter a Mëttel wëll d’Madamm Minister zréckgräife fir den Acteuren aus dem Secteur administrativ Aufgaben ofzehuelen?

3. Ass den aktuellen administrativen Opwand vun de landwirtschaftlechen Acteure pro Beruffsprofil schonn eemol quantifizéiert ginn? Gëtt et do detailléiert statistescht Material ?“

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