Chapter 1 Preliminary provisions and definitions

Chapter 2 Provisions applicable to the special premium for bovine animals and sturiers (male-grower)

Chapter 3 Provisions applicable to the premium for moderation

Chapter 4 Inspection

Chapter 5 Penalty and effective provisions

Publication of the grant of premiums for male bovine animals and ewes 1)

In accordance with paragraph 1 (1), Paragraph 1 and paragraph. 3-5, section 4, paragraph 4. EUR 1 and 5 and section 24 of the European Community ' s schemes under the Common Agricultural Policy financed by the European Guarantee Fund for Agricultural Products and so on. (The agricultural aid law), cf. Law Order no. 297 of 28. April 2004, as amended by law no. 1513 of 27. In December 2009, the authorisation shall be :

Chapter 1

Preliminary provisions and definitions

§ 1. The provisions of this notice relate to the grant of the following premiums for bovine animals and mother producers, and are administered by the Food Industry pursuant to the Regulations of the European Community :

1) The special premium for the bulls and sturiers (hand-vineyards).

2) Primie for motherly sheep.

Paragraph 2. Completion of cross-compliance shall apply to the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 mentioned premium schemes.

§ 2. A slaughterhouse shall mean the exportation of the slaughterhouses and approved slaughterhouses.

Paragraph 2. For an application year, a calendar year is understood.

§ 3. As a condition for the receipt of male premiums or moderate premiums for the application year concerned, applicants for the 21 shall be required to apply for the application. In April 2010, agricultural areas have an outline of this in the 'Community scheme'. The "Community scheme" can be completed and sent via the Food Business Homepage. The schema may be obtained in paper form by inquiries to the Food Business and shall be received in Food Erstice by the year 2010 at the latest by 17. May. The agricultural areas must be indicated whether they are eligible, regardless of the size of the area, and whether or not they are sought for area payments. Producers who do not have agricultural sareels may indicate this in the Community scheme.

§ 4. No premium shall be granted for male bovine animals and moderation if the total amount of aid granted to the farmer in the form of the male bovine animal, moderate and support, on the basis of special payment entitlements, amounts to less than EUR 300, unless the area eligible for aid is granted ; the holding to which direct payments are made in accordance with Council Regulation (EC) No (EC) No ; 73/2009 is at least two ha.

§ 5. Where a producer is not able to comply with a holding period during the takeover of a holding, but nevertheless wish to receive premiums in accordance with one or both of the schemes referred to in Section 1, they shall sign one ; Manufacturer ' s declaration. The declaration shall be received in the Food Industry within eight weeks of the date of transfer, but not later than 28. Feb the next year.

Paragraph 2. A special form shall be used for the production of the manufacturer, which is obtained by contacting the Food Business Authority.

Chapter 2

Provisions applicable to the special premium for bovine animals and sturiers (male-grower)

§ 6. Wage premium for bulls and for the first and second age bracket shall be obtained by the producer ' s delivery of the animal to slaughter at a slaughterhouse situated in Denmark, cf. § 8.

Paragraph 2. The one in paragraph 1. This premium may also be obtained by the dispatch of live animals to another Member State or to export to third countries, provided that the Community scheme has been submitted, cf. § 3.

Paragraph 3. Producers who want the premium for the dispatch of live animals to another Member State shall submit an application to the Food Erstice at the latest before the date of dispatch of the Food Industry.

Paragraph 4. An application for a pet premium for the export of animals to third countries shall be in the hands of the Food Industry within six months of the date on which the animal left the customs territory of the Community. However, no application can be received later than the end of February in the following calendar year, unless exceptional circumstances are available.

Paragraph 5. A special application form shall be applied to the in the first paragraph. 3 and 4 applications obtained via the Home Dev home page or by inquiries to the Food Erstice.

Paragraph 6. Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 1 3 may apply for one or two premiums for bulls and steers in a slaughterhouse market where the official veterinarian is able to issue a bovine passport, shall be submitted to the Food Industry on the same day as the consignment takes place. In such cases, the application shall have received the application before the time of export.

Paragraph 7. Includes a different person than the manufacturer who submits to the dispatch of the animal to another Member State, cf. paragraph 2 and 3, the manufacturer ' s ability to obtain the premium depends on the accuracy of the declarations submitted by the consignor on the consignment. The sender shall keep documents and inventories necessary to carry out checks on the scheme for at least five years from the end of each application year.

Paragraph 8. For animals that are shipped to another Member State, cf. paragraph The applicant shall ensure that the bovine animals following animals on dispatch to another Member State shall be informed of whether or not in Denmark is sought or sought for the pet premium for the animal.

§ 7. A premium shall be sought for an unlimited number of male bovine animals per year. holding.

§ 8. Reporting to the Food Erstice of slaughtering on the slaughterhouses of bulls and steers, which may be subject to the commercial premium, shall be submitted electronically for each producer. The report shall be received in Food Erstice within six months of each slaughter, but not later than the end of February the subsequent calendar year.

Paragraph 2. The received reports of the site-found slaughters of the animals of each producer in each calendar year shall be regarded as an application for a vineyard ' s premium when the Food Occupation at cross-checks with the Central livestock register has established that the terms and conditions of the animal hushusry have established that the conditions are applied ; in the case of premium payments, provided that the Community scheme has been submitted, cf. § 3.

Paragraph 3. If a week of slaughtering is covered by two calendar years, separate reports shall be carried out.

Paragraph 4. If the premium is to be paid to a producer other than the person from which the animal is delivered to slaughter, a producer declaration must be used. In more detail, food is to be given the instructions. The declaration shall be sent to the Food Erstice of the slaughterhouse and received in the Food Industry within the provisions of paragraph 1 of this Article. 1 mentioned time limits. The form for a producer declaration is obtained by way of a call to the Food Erstice or the slaughterhouse.

Paragraph 5. The producer declaration must be received at the slaughterhouse before the Friday of the week after slaughter.

Paragraph 6. Checks on the sex of the animal and the carcass of bulls and stub shall be carried out in slaughterhouses with the classification of the Classification Committee for Pigs, Cattle and Sheep. In other abattoirs, this control shall be carried out by the Food Authority. Monitoring of compliance with other provisions, cf. paragraph 1, shall be carried out on the slaughterhouses of the Food Authority.

Paragraph 7. The slaughterhouses shall keep documents and inventories necessary for the implementation of checks of the schemes for at least five years from the end of each application year.

Chapter 3

Provisions applicable to the premium for moderation

§ 9. The application for a premium for the ewes shall be submitted to the Food Business in application schedules, which are obtained by contacting the directorate. The application must include at least 10 mothersheep.

Paragraph 2. The application for payment for the premium for moderation shall begin on 1. March and expire on the 31 st. March.

§ 10. The application for participation in the award of premium rights shall be received in Food Erstice at the latest by the 15. February for the year in question.

Paragraph 2. The allocation of premium rights from the national reserve shall be made according to the following priority, cf. however, paragraph 1 3 :

1) Applicants that are 26 years at the latest by 31. in writing.-(b) In the application wound, in that young applicants are awarded premium rights first.

2) Other applicants who are 18-year-old by 31. in writing.-(b) December in the application wound, as older applicants are awarded premium rights first.

3) Stock and anti-party companies, as well as funds, according to an equitable and proportionate distribution.

Paragraph 3. Applicants who are seeking more than 200 premium rights shall, however, take the lowest priority of the part of the application in addition to 200 premium rights.

§ 11. The transfer of premium rights shall be notified to the Authority in writing so that the transfer may take effect for the year in question, the notice shall be received by the Food Industry at the latest, when the producer who receives premium rights is granted ; shall submit an application for the premium for ewes, but not later than 31. March.

Paragraph 2. For the permanent transfer of premium rights without the concurrent transfer of the holding, 10% shall be forfeit. of the transferable premium rights to the national reserve. The total number of premium rights shall be rounded down to the nearest whole number of premium rights, but at least one premium entitlement. Special application form shall be applied, which is obtained by contacting the Food Business Authority.

Paragraph 3. Partial transfer of premium rights without at the same time the transfer of the holding must, as there is no minimum requirement for producers of less than 20 rights, at least include :

1) 5 rights for producers who have at least 20 and no more than 99 rights.

2) 10 rights for producers who have at least 100 rights.

Chapter 4

Inspection

§ 12. The Directorate-General will check for the authorisation of the Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries Compliance with the premium schemes referred to in section 1 of the producers. The administrative checks shall be carried out by administrative checks of compliance with the premium schemes referred to in section 1 on dispatch and the export of live animals to another Member State or third country, cf. § 6.

Paragraph 2. The Food Authority shall check, according to the authority of the Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, together with the Classification Committee for Pigs, Cattle and Compliance with the premium schemes referred to in § 1.

Paragraph 3. The Directorate-General has, in accordance with the transit procedure, cf. section 6, stk.7, access to the sender of the consignor.

Paragraph 4. The farmer shall be responsible for the necessary assistance in monitoring inspections.

Chapter 5

Penalty and effective provisions

§ 13. The withdrawal of section 6 (2). 8, section 8, paragraph 8. 7, and section 12 (2). Four, punishable by fine.

Paragraph 2. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.

§ 14. Complaguing the decisions taken following this notice shall be submitted by the rules in the notice of the duties and powers of the Food Safety Authority.

§ 15. The announcement will enter into force on the 26th. The year 2010 and will apply to applications submitted in 2010 and later.

Paragraph 2. Publication no. 1290 of 8. In December 2006, the granting of premiums for male bovine animals and moderation shall be repealed. However, the decision shall continue to apply to applications submitted in 2009 and earlier years.

1) The declaration contains provisions necessary for the application of the following Regulations : Council Regulation (EC) No 2 ; 73/2009 of 19. January 2009 laying down common rules for the common agricultural policy schemes for direct aid to farmers and establishing certain support schemes for farmers. In general terms : Commission Regulation (EC) No 1122/2009 of 30. November 2009 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EC) No The 73/2009 of cross-compliance, modulation and the integrated administration and control system within the framework of the direct aid schemes for farmers referred to in the said Regulation and on implementing rules ; for the Council Regulation (EC) No, In the case of cross-compliance within the framework of the aid scheme for wine, 1234/2007. Commission Regulation (EC) No, 1121/2009 of 29. October 2009 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EC) No Article 73/2009 of the aid schemes referred to in Title IV and V of the Regulation shall be subject to certain provisions of the aforementioned Regulations. According to Article 249 of the EC Treaty, a Regulation shall apply immediately in each Member State. Thus, the reproduction of these provisions in the notice shall be based solely on practical considerations and shall be without prejudice to the immediate validity of the said Regulations in Denmark.