Question 19677 — breeding

Summary

Ms. Josiane Corneloup draws the attention of the Minister of Agriculture and Food regarding Ordinance No. 2019-59 of January 30, 2019 relating to the exercise and transfer, on an experimental basis, of certain missions of the GDS of Saône-et-Loire into the network of chambers of agriculture. The GDS, active for nearly 65 years, are managed by and for breeders, they have a crucial mission for agriculture, since they are in charge of issues of health, animal hygiene and sanitary quality. The effectiveness of this organization has been proven, particularly in raising breeders' awareness of the various health risks and subsequently obtaining their support for health programs. The ratification of this order no. 2019-59 seems to call into question the bases of the action of the GDS, which are the missions of general information, support, diagnosis and assistance. concerning regulations relating to animal health and protection. By seeing themselves forced to entrust part of their missions to the chambers of agriculture, do the GDS not risk losing their independence or even the abolition of their organization, even though the current functioning of the GDS is completely satisfactory? This transfer of skills is done on the grounds of productivity but what about the quality of the services and advice provided to breeders? The GDS made constructive proposals with the aim of modifying the ordinance, which have remained unanswered to date. She would like to know the future that the Government has in store for the GDS and the follow-up it intends to give to the proposals made by them, maintaining the independence of this health network being fundamental for French breeders.

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