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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-11-18, Page 12Jack's Jo?tings 8g Jack Riddell. Huron -Middlesex MPP war when there isn't a war going on at the moment". ' The Provincial Govern: ment has resubmitted legislation on Farm Income Stabilization. The Liberal Party have decided to sup- port the Bill on second reading as we believe : in the principle of the'Bill. Last June we asked that the original Bill; be: referredback to the Government .tai have incorporated therein •prin- . ciples of a faun income protection plan which would be open to the producers of all farm products on a voluntary andcontributory basis, with the government negotiating with legally constituted farm spokesmen and with assurance, that the govern-. nient,;provide a. public forum forfull discussion: with • the.' farm community before re- introduction of the Bill. As far as we are concerned, the government has met these demands. The gover-. .,nment.has consulted -with the farm People. The government has set up ,a plan on a voluntary, contributory basis. There is provision in the Bill where the .Com- Mission that has been ' established, can consult with the producer organizations and the producers themselves. in order to arrive',- at a stabilized price. It would be highly irresponsible on anyone's part to oppose a Bill where the demands have actually been met. We are not saying there are. not -•name•-.misgivings.=,:about_ the Bill, -bit we . support in • principle what the gove ,:.- ment has done. We 'are prepared to bring in amen dments when the Bill goes • into Committee in the full ,House. I am sure that the amendments that we . will bring in, are amendments that the Minister is already familiar with because he has receivedword.l"rom some of the farm organizations as to what they think should be incorporated in" this Bill and as you well know, the various farm organizations are' t prepared to support this Bill if some of the amendments are made, that we feel should :be made. I would like to elaborate on someof the'amendments- ' ' In .connection' with the constitution . of the. Com- ' • mission, we do not feel that it should just be appointees by the Lieutenant Governor but that farm. organizations in ° Ontario -should be able to appoint directly to this Commission so that we can be assured that we do have farmer representatives on that particular Board. Another amendment we would like to see is in con- nection with .the indexing.. When ' establishing a stabilized price, the Bill refers to cash cost. Wefeel that actual cost of production -. should be taken` into con- sideration, because there are so many more costs involved, rather than cash cost, that a farmer must take into con- sideration. He has a high investment so surely he must be allowed some interest on his investment and of course, he should be allowed something for labour, because today most°farmers have to hire a man in order to carry out •the farming operation and in most cases it leaves very little for his .own labour. So we feel that more actual costs of production should •be taken into con- sideration. We also feel the Bill should require the ••: Commission to consultwith the `producer ' organizations or the com- modity boards when arriving at -a stabilized price for that • particular commodity. It would be very difficult for Commission to arrive at a stabilized price if it does not know anything about the commodity to begin with and• so, where the Bill indicates- ' "may" consult, we feel that they "must" consult with the various commodity boards: In a news •conference held by Donald MacDonald, the N.D.P. Agriculture Critic, accompanied. •by Stephen Lewis, expressed the Party's intention to vote against the farm, legislation. ' Baaicaliy, the NDP want a more formal, role for farm organization in 'setting the terms of the crop insurance .''plan along with more com- prehensive coverage and a different formula for devising the stabilization levels. "A Columist in the Toronto Sun described the attitude of the New . Dernocrats in respect of this legislation as "declaring you're readyto die tor your country in thd Farm Income During the press con- ference, the Columnist went on to say, when the question of "supply management" (read government/control.) gf , production was raised, Mr. MacDonald and Mr. Lewistti. admitted reluctantly that yes;,: under their plan the hover nment • would control production quotas, butthat- wasn't relevant' to their • o.lb• PAGE 2A-GODERI•9IWIGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1976 �n the news amendment so include it. He said proposal would they didn • the MOP mean ...=tom plate state-run ,-farming in Ontario. The Columnist stated that rather than standing on principle and simply opposing second reading of the bill straight out or passing that stage and (continued bn page 3A) SAVE Here is the famous Glidden paint that gives you a beautiful soft finish ° .. ' is washable, and comes. in ah almost limitless range of/ decorator. colors. 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