On the contrary, what we are looking for, what is now within our grasp, is the protection of the reforms and hence, more generally, of the common agricul
tural policy at the international level. In fact this is an opportunity to consolidate our internal initiatives in the context of the GATT, through the reco
gnition of the role played by compensation to producers and through implementation of a peace clause which would prevent conflict over agriculture provided we fulfil our commitments, commitments which should remain within the limit
...[+++]s of the common agricultural policy reform.