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CSU Politician Alois Rainer Announces Consistent Policy for Bureaucracy Reduction in Agriculture Sector
Federal Minister of Agriculture Alois Rainer, a CSU politician, has made a significant announcement at the Gillamoos folk festival in Abensberg, Lower Bavaria. The announcement was about reducing bureaucracy for the agriculture sector, a move that Rainer intends to deliver on by working together with farmers.
Rainer described bureaucracy as a "bane of the modern age" for the agriculture sector, and he criticized the traffic light government for pursuing symbolic politics in his area of responsibility. He cited regulations on animal welfare and animal well-being as an example of such symbolic politics.
However, Rainer was quick to clarify that he does not intend to implement changes over farmers' heads. Instead, he intends to advocate for the agriculture sector to be freed from bureaucracy wherever possible, aiming to create a more streamlined and efficient environment for farmers to thrive.
The Gillamoos folk festival, located in Abensberg, Lower Bavaria, provided the perfect backdrop for this announcement. Rainer made the announcement at the festival, emphasising the importance of supporting the agriculture sector and reducing bureaucracy to help farmers succeed in their daily operations.
Rainer went on to state that the political change is underway, and he expressed his commitment to delivering on his promise of reducing bureaucracy for the agriculture sector. This announcement marks a consistent course for further bureaucracy reduction for the agriculture sector, as Rainer works to create a more supportive environment for farmers and the agriculture industry as a whole.
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