2527|OPINIONS ON THE CONSUMPTION OF LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS

— Opinion on the policy that, in relation to agriculture, livestock and fisheries are following: its autonomous community, the government of the nation and the European Union. — Opinion on whether agricultural policy takes more account of the interests of consumers or farmers. — Opinion on the evolution of the last ten years of: technical support to farmers, ranchers and fishermen; quality control of products and control of fraud and aid to agriculture. — Degree of confidence that the food we buy is healthy and does not involve health risks. — Main objectives of agricultural policy and administration. — Opinion on the sufficiency of the income of agricultural producers and livestock farmers. — Opinion on the extent to which public administrations control: the veracity of the advertising; mandatory labelling; the fight against fraud; the control of the hygiene of the products, the quality of the products. — Often with which you read the labeling of the products. — Information to which it attaches more importance within the labelling of the products. — Scale of valuation of livestock holdings as regards: the feed provided to the animals, the medicines given to them to prevent diseases, the additives used in the feeding of the animals and the welfare conditions maintained by the farms. — Sufficiency of the controls carried out by the Administration in terms of: the feeding that the animals receive, the care to which they are subjected and the conservation of the natural environment in which they are located. — Opinion on whether the added cost of increasing controls on livestock holdings should have an impact on the price of the product. — Degree of agreement with the use of genetic engineering techniques in agriculture or food production. — Scale of assessment of different phrases on the existence of genetically modified foods. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Remembrance of vote in the general elections of March 2000.