The sixth objective that we must set ourselves is precisely to invest in healthy, sustainable and traceable food. It is in a way accelerating the agricultural and agri-food revolution that we are leading and in which France is one of the leading countries. France, there too, and it is our industrial and agricultural past, has each time succeeded in the agricultural objectives that the nation assigned to it. At the end of the Second World War, we assigned the objectives of our peasants to feed the country, at the French level and then at the European level. The French farm did it, it succeeded through two great historical revolutions, that of mechanization then that of chemistry. But, it succeeded in producing, producing more and more, feeding a growing population, feeding it better and better to quality standards and exporting. Let&#39;s not take anything away from this French pride which was then transferred to the European level, we managed to do it. We have a transition today that is accelerating and the world is accelerating. It is certainly one of the sectors which is most at the confluence of all the tensions that I mentioned earlier. We have to feed more and more people, biodiversity has become a rare commodity whereas it had no value ten years ago for many, and, also, we have to decarbonize production. It is therefore one of the sectors that is changing most rapidly under constraint, even though our societies, for some fifteen years now, have chosen to acknowledge the fact that food had no almost worth more. In the average basket of French women and men, food is much worse than it was a few decades ago. So, at the time when we have to invest, make all these transformations, we decided, about ten years ago, to say that the price we had to assign in our average budget was getting lower and lower. To get you back into our strategic vision, that&#39;s what we&#39;ve been doing for four years now, to restore value in agriculture. In reality, if there is no value, it is wrong to say that we will do anything. It must therefore be said: our farmers must be paid for the work done. The investment made. We must help to reinvest and we must help with all of these transitions: Egalim 1 and Egalim 2, the sector strategies, the two pillars, the CAP, etc. Because we have to succeed in ensuring that each farmer can live from