change publicly-funded agricultural research and development priorities and resourcing from genetic manipulation to sustainable production methods. fund independent scientific research to investigate the risks, hazards and costs of GMOs (including the associated use of agrichemicals) to human health, the environment, society and the economy. replace the existing ad hoc system of GMO assessment, licensing and monitoring with a scientific system consistent with our principles.
positive towards the welfare state, e.g. health care, pensions or social housing