All of us want to know what your plans are on milk quotas, given the market situation we now face.

The starting point for this business was the 1984 milk quotas.

I think it is essential to keep the current milk quotas system.

The milk quota system was full of holes and we need a new one!

The plan to increase the current limits on milk quotas by 2% is particularly welcome.

This information indicates the need for higher milk quotas in the future.

We at least agree that the milk quotas must be retained.

It is clear that we still have problems with regard to the milk quota.

I believe we can start on the gradual process of increasing milk quotas from today.

Let us therefore make a European internal market out of this milk quota.

Milk quotas allocated to individual countries are not being fully taken up.

A 2% increase in milk quotas is needed to allow Europe to respond to increased market demand.

In addition, we have the instrument of milk quotas at our disposal.

This has also now been subsumed into general milk quotas.

'The lesson of milk quotas is that you've got to get in at the start.

We could also consider levelling the milk quota at European level.

For all these reasons, I do not support the abolition of the milk quota system.

Nevertheless, we need to resolve the issue of milk quotas without creating another problem in the process.

We have also increased the milk quota by 2%.

The idea of freezing the milk quotas is, I think, completely hopeless!

There was huge uncertainty surrounding the proposed changes on milk quotas.

In this context, I believe that maintaining milk quotas is vital.

In order to do this, the decisions regarding the milk quota increases should be dropped.

Specifically, in the Azores, the issue of milk quotas is very important.

Let me start with the regulation on milk quotas.