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Executive Order On Cross-Compliance

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse om krydsoverensstemmelse

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Table of Contents
Appendix 1 List of requirements that are included in cross compliance
Appendix 2 Overview of the rescog authorities and controlvers of cross compliance requirements
Appendix 3 Risk analysis
Appendix 4 Protocol report
Appendix 5 Quality assurance system

Completion of cross-compliance 1)

In accordance with paragraph 1 (1), One and two, and section 4 (4). 1, in the case of the administration of the European Community regulations on schemes under the Common Agricultural Policy, financed by the European Guarantee Fund for Agriculture and so on. (The agricultural aid law), cf. Law Order no. 445 of 23. April 2010, and section 3, no. 2 and 3, cf. § 2, nr. 4 (a-d) and 11 (1). Amendment No 4. 316 of 31. March 2007, on rural development (rural areas), shall be adopted according to the authority :

Scope of application

§ 1. The notice shall determine the requirements which are subject to the rules on cross-compliance in relation to support schemes for farmers, as well as the verification of such checks.

Paragraph 2. The requirements forming cross-compliance shall be shown in Appendix 1 to this notice. The requirements set out in Annex 1 to this notice shall be followed by the statutory management requirements referred to in Annex II to Council Regulation (EC) No 2 ; 73/2009 of 19. In January 2009, and the standards set out in Articles 6 and Annex III to the same Regulation.

Definitions

§ 2. Where there is a reference to infringement, any breach of the cross-compliance requirements in Annex 1 to this notice shall be understood.

Paragraph 2. Where a minor offence is referred to in the following reference, a violation of a cross-compliance requirement, due to its severity, scope and duration, may be considered to be less significant and be assessed by an overall character of the highest 5, cf. Section 9 (1). 3.

Paragraph 3. Where aid is referred to in the following reference, the aid shall be understood as to the single payment scheme and other direct payments, cf. Annex I to Council Regulation (EC) No, 73/2009 of 19. January 2009, and support for measures for the sustainable use of agricultural land and forestry areas, cf. Article 36 (a) (a), in (i) and (b) (i) and (v), and v, cf. Article 51 (1). Paragraph 1 of the Council Regulation (EC) No 2, 1698/2005 of 20. September 2005.

Paragraph 4. Where direct aid is referred to in the following reference, the aid shall be understood in accordance with the single payment scheme and other direct payments, cf. Annex 1 to Council Regulation (EC) No, 73/2009 of 19. January, 2009.

Paragraph 5. Where there is a reference to rural development, support for the sustainable use of agricultural land and forestry areas shall be understood in accordance with the following reference. Article 36 (a) (a), in (i) and (b) (i) and (v), and v, cf. Article 51 (1). Paragraph 1 of the Council Regulation (EC) No 2, 1698/2005 of 20. September 2005.

Paragraph 6. Where the following reference is made to the aid scheme, the aid schemes referred to in Annex I to Council Regulation (EC) No (EC) No (EC) No (EC) No (EC) No 73/2009 of 19. 1 January 2009, and the aid schemes referred to in Article 51 (1). Paragraph 1 of the Council Regulation (EC) No 2, 1698/2005 of 20. September 2005.

Paragraph 7. Where the following reference is made to the application for aid applications, the applications submitted for payment of aid under the single payment scheme and other direct payments shall be taken into account in accordance with the application for payment of the aid. Annex I to Council Regulation (EC) No, 73/2009 of 19. 1 January 2009, and the payment requests submitted for payment of aid pursuant to Article 36 (a) (a), in (i) and (b) (i) and (v), and v, cf. Article 51 (1). Paragraph 1 of the Council Regulation (EC) No 2, 1698/2005 of 20. September 2005.

Paragraph 8. Where there is a reference to farmers, all applicants for aid shall be understood in accordance with the following reference : paragraph 3.

General provisions on cross-compliance

§ 3. Farmers receiving aid shall ensure compliance with the requirements set out in Annex 1 to this notice on the holding during the entire calendar year.

Paragraph 2. The verification of compliance with the requirements set out in Annex 1 to this notice shall be made by the control authorities designated for this purpose in accordance with the rules in force, cf. Annex 2 to this notice.

Paragraph 3. The Rescuing Authority of the laws and notices forming part of the cross-compliance requirements shall be shown in Appendix 2 to this notice.

Paragraph 4. The inspection authority may carry out checks on the holding, regardless of whether whole or part of the holding is transferred after submission of aid applications.

§ 4. You in section 3, paragraph 3. The inspection authorities referred to the inspection authorities shall report infringement of the requirements set out in Annex 1 to this publication to the Benefit Board of Natural Acquidation. Reduction or exclusion of direct aid shall apply only if the infringement relates to an agricultural activity or has been carried out in an agricultural area. In the case of beneficiaries of rural areas, the obligation to comply with the requirements of Annex 1 to this notice shall not apply to non-agricultural activities on a holding and non-agricultural land for which no rural area is sought.

Paragraph 2. The withdrawal of the requirements set out in Annex 1 to this notice may lead to a percentage reduction in the amount of aid granted during the calendar year in which the application or payment request is received and in which the infringement is recorded. in accordance with the Community ' s provisions, the Management Board shall decide on the size of the reduction.

Paragraph 3. If the infringement is intentional, the Management Board may decide, on the suspension of the aid in the calendar year in which the application or payment request is received and in which the infringement is recorded. If the deliberate infringement is contravening a specific aid scheme, the Agency may decide to exclude the farmer from this aid scheme in the calendar year in question. In the event of a very serious, comprehensive, lasting or frequent infringement, the National Services Agency may, in addition, decide to exclude the farmer from the aid scheme in the following calendar year.

Paragraph 4. Multiple infringements of the same requirements within a three-period consecutive calendar year shall be considered to be repeated in the case of a decision to reduce the amount of aid in the form of the Natural Vocational Management Decision. In determining whether there is a repeated infringement, only infringement has resulted in a reduction in aid.

Paragraph 5. In the event of repeated violation, the percentage rate of reduction shall be calculated for the first time as the rate of reduction for the existing infringement multiplied by three. Upon subsequent repeated violation, the percentage of reduction is calculated as the previous reduction percentage multiplied by three.

Paragraph 6. It is the holder of the farmer ' s aid for inspection visits so that control can be carried out in accordance with this notice, including to indicate the location of the inspection authorities of the agricultural, forestry and forestry sectors of the holding, naturai.

§ 5. Checks shall be carried out during the period from 1. January to the 31 st. December.

Inspection

Check-taking

§ 6. The inspection authority shall take an annual basis on the basis of a risk analysis, cf. Annex 3 to this notice, at least one pct. the holdings situated within the geographical area of the control authority, in accordance with the cross-compliance control, cf. however, paragraph 1 2. The calculation shall be carried out on the basis of the holdings for which an application has been made for direct aid and for which the Natural Business Authority provides information on the basis of 1. January.

Paragraph 2. Where the municipal management authority is a control authority, the Benefit Authority shall be issued annually on the basis of a risk analysis, cf. Annex 3 to this notice, at least one percent of all holdings for which applications for direct aid are expected to be submitted for cross-compliance checks. The Board of Natural Services shall notify the local authority to the local authority of the holdings which have been checked by 31. of January of the inspection year, cf. § 5.

Paragraph 3. An inspection authority may instead choose a yearly basis for cross-compliance checks per year. in the case of holdings for which an application has been made for direct aid and has already been selected for inspection in accordance with Articles 30 and 31 of Commission Regulation (EC) No 2 ; 1122/2009 of 30. Nov 2009, and for which the applicable requirements apply. The calculation shall be carried out on the basis of a risk analysis, cf. Annex 3 to this notice.

Paragraph 4. The frequency of the frequency of paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 and 3 shall not apply where another minimum control rate is set out in existing legislation, by the way.

Paragraph 5. In the light of a risk analysis, the Danish National Agency shall be published annually on the basis of a risk analysis. Annex 3 to this notice, at least one percent of all recipients who have submitted payment requests for rural areas to check cross-compliance checks.

Paragraph 6. The holdings for which the application for direct aid has been submitted and for which the Office of the Natural Business Authority provides information on the basis of which they are made available. 1, shall be determined after the expiry of the time limit for the submission of applications for direct aid, cf. Section 2 (2). 4.

Paragraph 7. Where all relevant applications for assistance have been submitted, the competent authority shall, on the basis of a risk analysis, have to be provided in accordance with a risk analysis. Annex 3 to this notice, complements the population selected for inspection in accordance with paragraph 1. One, two, three or five. The inspection authority may, in specific cases, set out in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 and 3 shall carry out changes in the holdings which have been carried out, provided that the new holdings meet the criteria in the risk analysis and the reasons are justified.

Paragraph 8. The inspection authority shall each year not later than 15. In May, the Department of Natural Services shall inform the management authority which the management authority has provisionally set out for inspection.

Niner. 9. The Office of the Natural Business Authority shall notify the control authority of the minimum rate of check for each calendar year.

Paragraph 10. The following checks in connection with a minor violation are not included in the fulfils of the minimum rate of control, cf. Section 9 (1). 4 and 5.

Implementation of the control

§ 7. In the case of holdings which have been checked in accordance with section 6, the inspection authority shall carry out checks on all requirements forming part of cross-compliance, as the inspection authority has been designated to control, and which can be checked on the holding of the holding. Checks after this notice and other legislation in accordance with other Community rules shall be carried out at the same time as this is appropriate.

Paragraph 2. Municipalities, as the supervisory authority are aware that the holding includes production units located beyond the geographical area of the municipality, shall inform the Office of Natural Acquisites. The Office of the Natural Acquirees shall, thereafter, impose on the other local authority, where the production units are located, to carry out checks in relation to these production units.

Paragraph 3. The choice of inspection time shall take into account the possibility of checking the most of the requirements for which the inspection authority is responsible.

Paragraph 4. Inspecting visits may be carefully provided that the purpose of the check is not compromised. Such notice shall be limited to the absolute minimum and must not exceed 14 days.

Paragraph 5. For inspections, the entire area of the holding shall be checked for cross-compliance.

Paragraph 6. The observance of requirements may be limited to a representative sample of the cases to be checked if the existing legislation is permitted under existing legislation. Furthermore, controls at farm level may be replaced by administrative checks or at the level of the company, provided that it is possible to guarantee that control is at least as effective as at a control visit.

Paragraph 7. In addition, a control authority may be checked, where both cross-compliance requirements and conditions for area payments are checked, to limit the physical cross-compliance check in the field to a sample. The sample must be at least half the agricultural parcels on the farm and must ensure a reliable and representative check of the requirements. There may only be random checks on requirements relating to the area of the holding.

Paragraph 8. For the purpose of applying the procedure laid down in paragraph 1. The inspection shall be carried out by the Conserenal Management Board (6) and (7).

§ 8. The Wildlife Agency shall, in cooperation with the control and rescress authorities, develop a guide to farmers describing the requirements covered by cross-compliance.

Assessment of control results

§ 9. In order to ensure uniform monitoring of cross compliance requirements and a uniform assessment of any infringement thereof, the Conscience Board shall, in cooperation with the control and the rescress authorities, provide guidance to the control authorities, assessment of inspection results, including the assessment of the infringement.

Paragraph 2. The inspection authority shall apply for each of the three criteria, severity, scope and duration of the characteristics referred to in paragraph 1. 3 in the assessment of the conditions established. In the assessment of the control results, the inspection authority shall apply the checks referred to in paragraph 1 the instructions for checking cross-compliance.

Paragraph 3. The three criteria severity, scope and duration shall be judged by the inspection authority in accordance with the following 4 step scale :

1) The character of 1 shall be used where it is estimated that the infringement of a requirement is very minor in relation to the purpose of the requirement in question.

2) The second grade is the case where it is estimated that the infringement of a requirement is less important than the purpose of the relevant requirement.

3) The grade 3 is used, where it is estimated that the infringement of a requirement is essential in relation to the purpose of the requirement in question.

4) The grade 4 is used where it is estimated that the infringement of a requirement is of great importance in relation to the purpose of the requirement in question.

Paragraph 4. Confates a minor violation, cf. Section 2 (2). 2, during the on-call visit, the farmer shall be able to take remedial action, which shall bring an end to the infringement of the immediate end. In the last three months from the end of the inspection, the inspection authority shall inform the farmer that this shall remedy the observed minor violation no later than six months after the inspection visit, the conclusion of the check.

Paragraph 5. If the farmer offends the minor violation no later than six months after the end of the control, the ratio is considered to be a minor violation of cross-compliance requirements that do not result in a reduction in aid. If the farmer has not remedies the minor violation no later than six months after the end of the control, the infringement shall no longer be considered to be a minor violation and a reduction of at least 1% shall apply. The inspection authority shall take six months after the end of the control to follow up whether there is any less infringement, unless the infringement has been checked by six months after the end of the check or not ; can be remedied.

§ 10. The control results shall be included in a control report attached to the relevant documentation. The verification report shall contain the information given in Appendix 4 to this notice.

Paragraph 2. The local authority on the authority of the City of Natural Services shall be used by the local authority of the Natural Acquisitors Management Report

Paragraph 3. The inspection report shall be completed within one month after the on-the-spot check. However, this period may be extended to three months in duly justified circumstances, in particular where a chemical or physical analysis necessitates it.

Paragraph 4. In addition to the alert, the supervising authority shall consult the farmer on the results of the checks, including the assessment in accordance with section 9. The inspection authority shall inform the farmer concerned that all information obtained in connection with the control, including the farmer's possible consultation response, will be reported to the Benefit Board and shall be included in the form of the Natural Business Management Board ; the assessment of the aid reduction. Before the inspection result is reported to the Natural Acquisitor, the inspection authority shall correct, at the time of the day of the consultation, to the appropriate extent, the control result and the farmer shall use it.

Paragraph 5. The farmer shall be informed of the results of the check no later than three months after the end of the check.

Report of control results

§ 11. The inspection authority shall report verification results for all cross-compliance requirements, it shall be the inspection authority for the Benefit of Natural Acquisitions.

Paragraph 2. Where the holding has been checked after section 6, the inspection authority shall report all results of the inspection to the Benefit Board, including in cases where the requirements have been complied with.

Paragraph 3. Where the inspection authority in relation to control other than control after section 6 becomes aware of the infringement of requirements forming cross-compliance, the inspection authority shall report only the violation of the Natural Acquisitions Agency.

Paragraph 4. Control results are reported on KO-Web : key self-.ferv.fvm.dk/KO. The inspection authority shall submit the inspection report to the Natural Agency within one month after completion of the decision. In the case of checks carried out in accordance with section 6, this shall also apply where the checks have not been carried out in breach of cross-compliance. A hearing response from the farmer, cf. ~ 10 (1)) 4 shall be submitted to the Natural Acquidation Management Board in connection with the reporting.

Paragraph 5. The inspection authorities shall keep inspection reports drawn up after the 28th. In March 2010 for at least five years after the preparation of the control report.

Paragraph 6. If the inspection authority has been refused access to checks on cross-compliance, the inspection authority shall notify to the Office of the Natural Acquieal Management Board.

Quality assurance

§ 12. The inspection authority shall have a quality assurance system for checking cross-compliance. The quality assurance system shall comply with the requirements set out in Appendix 5 of this notice.

Paragraph 2. Documentation of the quality assurance system for the control system shall be submitted to the Office of Natural Acquisitions, provided that the National Services Board requests this.

Entry into force and termination

§ 13. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. February 2012 and shall apply to infringements detected on 1. Feb 2012 and later.

Paragraph 2. Publication no. 1697 of 15. December 2010 on cross-compliance is deleted. However, the notice shall continue to apply to infringements in the period 1. January, 2011, to 31. January 2012.

The Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, on 26. January 2012

Ole Heinager

/ Lotte Dige Toft


Appendix 1

List of requirements that are included in cross compliance

The requirements are contained in the following provisions or provisions which replace them.
Cross-compliance area 1 : Environment
1.1
Substances that can pollute groundwater.
Legislation no. 879 of 26. June 2010 on the protection of the environment, section 19 (1). 1 and 2 as regards the discharge of the substances in the list I and II of the groundwater.
1.2
Use of sewage sludge for soil use.
Publication no. 1650 of 13. In December 2006, the use of waste for agricultural purposes (The Slam Order), section 20 (4). 1 and section 26, as regards waste water sludge
1.3
Playing of waste water sludge for land use.
Publication no. 1650 of 13. In December 2006, the use of waste for agricultural purposes (The Slam Order), section 23-25 as far as waste water sludge is concerned.
1.4
Gull purpose, fertilizer planning, fertilizer accounts, fertilizer needs and field plan (sewage sludge).
Publication no. 1650 of 13. In December 2006, the use of waste for agricultural purposes (The Slam Order), section 21, as regards waste water sludge.
1.5
Maximum dispersal suvises for sewage sludge.
Publication no. 1650 of 13. In December 2006, the use of waste for agricultural purposes (The Slam Order), section 22 as regards waste-water sludge.
1.6
Hygienic restrictions on the use of sewage sludge.
Publication no. 1650 of 13. In December 2006, the use of waste for agricultural purposes (Slamnotice), section 27, cf. Annex 3, in the case of sewage sludge.
1.7
Direction of stables and the like.
Publication no. 1695 of 19. December 2006 (with subsequent changes) on livestock farming and livestock farming, livestock manure, silage, etc., sections 4, 18 and 19, section 21, paragraph 21. 1, as well as section 22 as regards the pollution of ground water and surface water.
1.8
Container capacity for animal manure, one-sided, sewage and waste water.
Publication no. 1695 of 19. December 2006 (with subsequent changes) on livestock farming and commercial livestock, livestock manure, silage, etc., section 6.
1.9
Containment of permanent livestock manure.
Publication no. 1695 of 19. December 2006 (with subsequent changes) on livestock farming and livestock farming, livestock manure, silage, etc., section 8, section 9 (4). 2 and 3, section 10 (4). 1, section 11, section 20, section 21, paragraph 1. 1-2, and section 22 as regards the pollution of ground water and surface water.
1.10
Storage of compost in the field.
Publication no. 1695 of 19. December 2006 (with subsequent changes) on livestock farming and commercial livestock, livestock manure, silage, etc., section 9 (4). 1, and the order of law no. 1486 of 4. In December 2009 (with subsequent amendments) on environmental approval etc. of livestock farming with regard to the standard of water intake, joint water intake and water flow (including sinks) and lakes, 8 (8) (3). 1, no. 1-3.
1.11
Containment of silage.
Publication no. 1695 of 19. December 2006 (with subsequent changes) on livestock farming and livestock farming, livestock manure, silage, etc., sections 12, 13, 18, 20, 21 (1). 3, and section 22 as regards the pollution of ground water and surface water.
1.12
Storage of liquid fertilisers, as well as one-sided silage sap and wastewater.
Publication no. 1695 of 19. December 2006 (with subsequent changes) on livestock farming and commercial livestock, livestock manure, silage, etc., section 15, paragraph 1. Paragraph 1, section 21 (1). 1, and section 22 as regards the pollution of ground water and surface water.
1.13
The periods for animal manure and one-sided leanings.
Publication no. 1695 of 19. December 2006 (with subsequent changes) on livestock farming and commercial livestock, livestock manure, silage, etc., section 25.
1.14
The method of delivery for livestock manure.
Publication no. 1695 of 19. December 2006 (with subsequent changes) on livestock farming and commercial livestock, livestock manure, silage, etc., section 26 (1). 1, and section 24 (4), Two and three.
1.15
The application and area restrictions for livestock manure, one-sided lemonade and waste water.
Publication no. 1695 of 19. In December 2006, as amended by announcement No 1 717 of 2. In July 2009, livestock farming and livestock farming, livestock manure, silage, etc., section 26 (4). Two and three.
1.16
2 metres of barking along natural or high measured watercourses and lakes.
Legislation no. 927 of 24. September 2009 (with subsequent changes) on water flows, section 69 (4). 1, in the case of cultivation, soil treatment and planting.
1.17
Preparation of fertilizer accounts.
Publication no. 751 of 15. July 2009 on the use of fertilizer and plant cover in the plan period 2009/2010, section 33, Notice no. 928 of 16. July 2010 on the use of fertilizer in the planned period 2010/2011 and on plant cover, section 40, and notice no. 845 of 12. July 2011 on the use of fertilizer in the planned period 2011/2012 and on plant cover, section 40.
1.18
The marketing of livestock manure.
Legislation no. 18. of 8. 1 January 2010 on soil use of fertilisers and on plant cover, section 11, paragraph 1. 4.
1.19
The balance between the gas consumption and the needs of the establishment.
Legislation no. 415 of 3. May 2011 on soil use of fertilizer and plant cover, section 5.
1.20
Repeared
1.21
Plant cover the establishment of plant cover.
Publication no. 751 of 15. July 2009 on soil use of fertilizer and plant cover in the period 2009/2010, sections 27, 28, 29 and 30, Notice no. 928 of 16. July 2010 on the use of fertilizer in the planned period 2010/2011 and on plant cover, section 30-35 and notice no. 845 of 12. July 2011 on the use of fertilizer in the planned period 2011/12 and on plant cover, section 30-35.
1.22
Limit for the award of manure (the accordion rules).
Publication no. 1695 of 19. In December 2006, as amended by announcement No 1 736 of 30. June 2008 and Notice no. 717 of 2. In July 2009, livestock farming and livestock farming, livestock manure, silage, etc., section 23 (3). 1, section 27, section 28, section 29 (4). One and two, and section 30.
1.23
Protection of natural habitats situated in a Natura 2000 area.
Legislation no. 933 of 24. September 2009 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of nature, section 3 (3). 1-3, as far as the area is situated within international nature conservation areas, habitats of bird protection, 1) .
1.24
Protection of protected areas situated in a Natura 2000 area.
Legislation no. 933 of 24. September 2009 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of natural protection, section 8 (4). 1 and Notice no. 1608 of 11. December 2006 on clienclings, section 1 (1). 1, as far as the area is situated within international nature conservation areas, habitats of bird protection, 1) .
1.25
Protection of seashells and other areas situated between the seashore and the coastline protection line and located in a Natura 2000 area.
Legislation no. 933 of 24. September 2009 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of nature, section 15 (3). 1, as far as the area is situated within international nature conservation areas, habitats of bird protection, 1) .
1.26
The protection of areas in external cooks in the Tøndermask situated in a Natura 2000 area.
Legislation no. 928 of 24. September 2009 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of the outer cooks in the Tøndermarsh, sections 10 12, section 16, paragraph 1. One and two, section 17, paragraph 17. One and two, section 18, paragraph 18. Paragraph 1, section 19, paragraph 1. 1, and 20, as far as the area is situated within international nature protection areas, habitats of bird protection, 1) .
1.27
Protection of nees and nesting trees.
Publication no. 901 of 11. July 2007 on the fretting of certain animal and plant species, etc., the inception of and trade in wild and in care of the damage game, section 4.
1.28
The ophnovet.
1.29
It is a subject of a Natura 2000 area of peace-woodland.
No, no, no. 945 of 24. September 2009 (with subsequent changes) on forest sections 8, nr. FOUR, ONE. pkt., sections 11 and 28.
1.30
Protection of certain plants.
Publication no. 901 of 11. July 2007 on the fretting of certain animal and plant species, etc., the inception of and trade in wild and in care of the injured game, sections 5 and 6.
1) Jf. Notice no. 408 of 1. May 2007 on the designation and management of international nature protection areas and the protection of certain species, as amended by the notice of publication No 2 ; 1443 of 11. December 2007 and procladition no. 63 of 11. January, 2010.

Cross-compliance area 2 : Public health, animal health and phytosanitary

2.1
Ere-marking of livestock with approved earmarks.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 1760/2000 of 17. July 2000 establishing a system for the identification and registration of bovine animals and the labelling of beef and beef products and the repeal of Council Regulation (EC) No 820/92. 4.
Publication no. 1078 of 28. In November 2011 on the labelling, registration and movement of bovine animals, swine, sheep or goats, sections 2, section 3, section 3. Paragraph 1 and 3, and section 14 (4). One and two.
2.2
Reporting of bovine animals and their relocations and the construction of the crew register.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 1760/2000 of 17. July 2000 establishing a system for the identification and registration of bovine animals and the labelling of beef and beef products and the repeal of Council Regulation (EC) No 820/92. 7.
Publication no. 1078 of 28. November 2011 on the labelling, registration and movement of bovine animals, swine, sheep or goats, section 23, section 24, section 24, However, paragraphs 1, 2 and 5, section 31 and section 32 shall be excluded from the state of section 23 (4). 3, no. 3.
2.3
Registration of herds in the central livestock production register of CHR.
Council Regulation (EC) No, 21/2004 of 17. In December 2003 establishing a system for the identification and registration of sheep and goats and amending Regulation (EC) No 2. 1782/2003 and Directives 92 /102/EEC and 64 /432/EEC. Regulation 3 of the European Parliament and of the Council Regulation (EC) No 2 1760/2000 of 17. July 2000 establishing a system for the identification and registration of bovine animals and the labelling of beef and beef products and the repeal of Council Regulation (EC) No 820/92. 5.
Publication no. 973 of 28. September, 2011, registration of crews in CHR, section 6.
2.4
Ere marking of sheep and goats with approved earmarks.
Council Regulation (EC) No, 21/2004 of 17. In December 2003 establishing a system for the identification and registration of sheep and goats and amending Regulation (EC) No 2. 1782/2003 and Directives 92 /102/EEC and 64 /432/EEC. 4.
Publication no. 1078 of 28. In November 2011 on the marking, registration and movement of bovine animals, swine, sheep or goats, section 6, however, exempt the requirement to be labelled before moving from the herd of origin and within 60 days of birth, by extending this period to 6 ; months after the birth of the animal, section 7 (4). Paragraph 1, section 8, paragraph 8. One and two, and section 14 (4). One and two.
2.5
Reporting of sheep and goats and their movements, as well as the construction of a crew register.
Council Regulation (EC) No, 21/2004 of 17. In December 2003 establishing a system for the identification and registration of sheep and goats and amending Regulation (EC) No 2. 1782/2003 and Directives 92 /102/EEC and 64 /432/EEC. 3 and 5.
Publication no. 1078 of 28. November 2011 on the labelling, registration and movement of bovine animals, swine, sheep or goats, sections 29, section 30, section 30. One and four, $31 and 34.
2.5B
Marking of pigs and the construction of the crew register
Publication no. 1078 of 28. November 2011 on the labelling, registration and movement of bovine animals, swine, sheep or goats, sections 4, sections 5, section 14, section 15, section 15. One and three, section 31 and section 33.
2.6
Notification of suspicion of BSE in a bovine animal.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 999/2001 of 22. May 2001 laying down rules for the prevention, control and eradication of certain transmissible spongiform encephalopathies, species. 11.
Publication no. 499 of 26. May 2011 (with subsequent amendments) on the monitoring and control of BSE in bovine animals, section 3.
2.7
Indication of suspicion of TSEs in a sheep or a goat.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 999/2001 of 22. May 2001 laying down rules for the prevention of control and eradication of certain transmissible spongiform encephalopathies, species. 11.
Publication no. 9:30 of the 7th. September 2006 (with subsequent changes) on monitoring and control of TSEs in sheep and goats, section 3.
2.8
Rules on bovine herds under public supervision, because of suspicion of BSE or of BSE.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 999/2001 of 22. May 2001 laying down rules for the prevention, control and eradication of certain transmissible spongiform encephalopathies, species. 12 and 13.
Publication no. 499 of 26. May 2011 (with subsequent amendments) on the monitoring and control of BSE in bovine animals, section 18 (4). One and five.
2.9
Rules for crews under public supervision because of TSEs or findings of TSE in a sheep or goat.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 999/2001 of 22. May 2001 laying down rules for the prevention, control and eradication of certain transmissible spongiform encephalopathies, species. 12 and 13.
Publication no. 9:30 of the 7th. September 2006 (with subsequent changes) on monitoring and control of TSEs at sheep and goats § § § 18 and 19.
2.10
Trade in sheep and goats.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 999/2001 of 22. May 2001 laying down rules for the prevention, control and eradication of certain transmissible spongiform encephalopathies, species. 15, Commission Regulation (EC) No, 546/2006 by 31. This March 2006 on the implementation of Regulation (EC) No 2 of the European Parliament and of In the case of national scrapie control programmes and additional guarantees, the derogation from certain requirements in Decision 2003 /100/EC and repealing Regulation (EC) No 9 (EC) No (EC) No (EC) No (EC) No (EC) No 999/2001 and repe 1874/2003.
Publication no. 1276 of 13. In December 2004 on trade within the European Union with sheep and goats, and imports of sheep and goats from third countries, section 5 (5). One, that's it. 5 (5). 3 and 4, and section 7 (4). 1 and 2, Notice no. 774 of 29. August 2001 (with subsequent amendments) on veterinary checks in the case of the export of live animals, section 4 (4). Paragraph 5, section 5. 1 and 2, and § 8, Notice no. 734 of 27. June 2011 on veterinary checks on imports of breeding material and animal feed products, etc., section 4 (4). 1, and Section 6, and notice no. 245 of 10. April 1995 on the in-and export of semen, emburners and oocytes from sheep and goats, section 3 (4). 1, no. 1.
2.11
Summon the veterinary surgeon on suspicion of foot-and-mouth disease.
Publication no. 1261 of 10. In December 2004 on the control of foot-and-mouth disease, section 2 (2). One and two.
2.12
Call the veterinary surgeon on suspicion of swine vesicular disease (swine vesicular disease).
Publication no. 141 to 6. of March 2003 (with subsequent amendments) on the control of swine vesist swine vein, section 3 (3). One and two.
2.13
In the case of suspicion of bluetongue, caprine animals, goats and bovine animals, call for veterinary surgeon.
Publication no. 97 of 20. February 2002 (with subsequent amendments) on the fight against bluetongue, paragraph 2 (2). One and three.
2.14
Veterinary medicinal products.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 8/178/2002 of 28. In January 2002 on general principles and requirements in food law, the establishment of the European Food Safety Authority and on food safety procedures. Regulation (EC) No 14 of the European Parliament and of the Council. 852/2004 of 29. April 2004 on food hygiene, Annex 1, Part A, II, point 4 g and j, cf. species. 4 (4). Regulation (EC) No 1, Parliament and the Council 853/2004 of 29. April 2004 on the specific hygiene rules applicable to foodstuffs of animal origin, Annex III, Section IX, Cape. I, I, no. 1 d and e, cf. Article 3 (1). 1.
Publication no. 780 of 24. June 2010 (with subsequent amendments) on the use of medicinal products for animals to animals and to official controls and the self-control of food business operators with residues, section 10, cf. Section 3, paragraph 3. Paragraph 5, section 5. Paragraph 1, section 11, paragraph 11. 1 and 2, section 16 (4). 1-3, and section 17-19.
2.15
Foodstuffs and vegetable foods must not be hazardous, the handling of feed medicines, hazardous substances and waste.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 8/178/2002 of 28. In January 2002 on general principles and requirements in food law, the establishment of the European Food Safety Authority and on food safety procedures. Regulation 15 and 20, Regulation (EC) No (EC) No, 852/2004 of 29. April 2004 on food hygiene, Annex I, Part A, II, point 5 f, cf. species. 4 (4). Regulation 1, as well as the Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council 183/2005 of 12. 1 January 2005 on requirements for animal feed hygiene, Annex I, Part A, I, nr. 4 e, cf. species. 5 (5). 1 and Annex III, no. 1 and 2, cf. species. 5 (5). 5. The European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 396/2005 of 23. February 2005 on MRLs for pesticide residues in or on plant and animal food and feedingstuffs and amending Council Directive 91 /414/EEC.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 767/2009 of 13. July 2009 on the placing on the market and use of animal feed, amendment of the European Parliament and of the Council Regulation (EC) No 2. Directive 831/2003 and repealing Council Directive 79 /373/EEC, Commission Directive 80 /511/EEC, Council Directive 82 /4 7 1 / EEC, 83 /228/EEC, 93 /74/EEC, 93 /113/EC and 96 /25/EC and Commission Decision 2004 /217/EC and Commission Decision 2004 /217/EC, Article 6 (2) ; 1, Annex III.
Publication no. 775 of 28. June 2011 on feed and feed business, sections 3 and 6.
2.16
Registration, storage, and application of premixtures or fodder caret in pure form.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 8/178/2002 of 28. of January 2002 laying down general principles and requirements in food law, the establishment of the European Food Safety Authority and on procedures relating to food safety, Article 17 (1). Regulation (EC) No 1, Parliament and the Council 852/2004 of 29. April 2004 on food hygiene, Annex I, Part A, II, point 4 j, cf. species. 4 (4). 1.
Publication no. 775 of 28. June 2011 on feed and feed business, section 14.
2.17
Prohibition of animal protein.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 999/2001 of 22. May 2001 laying down rules for the prevention, control and eradication of certain transmissible spongiform encephalopathies, species. 7.
Publication no. 775 of 28. June 2011 on feed and feed business, section 3.
2.18
Use of plant protection products.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 1107/2009 of 21. In October 2009, on the placing of plant protection products on the market and repealing Council Directive 79 /117/EEC and 91 /414/EEC, Article 55.
Publication no. 702 of 28. June 2011 on control measures, section 4 (4). 2, cf. Law Order no. 878 of 26. June 2010 (with subsequent changes) on chemicals, section 10 (4). Article 33 (2) and section 33 (2). 1.
2.19
The use of plant protection products must be listed in a sprayed journal.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 852/2004 of 29. April 2004 on food hygiene, Annex 1, Part A, II, point 5 h and III, no. 9 a, cf. species. 4 (4). Regulation (EC) No 1, Parliament and the Council 183/2005 of 12. 1 January 2005 on requirements for animal feed hygiene, Annex I, Part A, II, point Regulation No 2 (a) and 1107/2009 of 21. October 2009.
Publication no. 929 of 16. July 2010 on syringes and inspections of spraying equipment in the soil farm, section 1 (1). 1, cf. Law Order no. 19 of 8. 1 January 2010 on the journal of the use of plant protection products and inspections of equipment for the application of plant protection products in the soil consumption, section 1.
2.20
Handling of waste from medicinal use.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 852/2004 of 29. April 2004 on food hygiene, Annex I, Part A, II, point 4 g, cf. species. 4 (4). 1.
Publication no. 780 of 24. June 2010 (with subsequent amendments) on the use of medicinal products for animals for animals and for the self-control of foodstuffs and the self-control of food business operators with residue limits, section 5 (4). 1.
2.21
Withdrawal of health-harmful foods and the remedying of problems observed in public control.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 8/178/2002 of 28. In January 2002 on general principles and requirements in food law, the establishment of the European Food Safety Authority and on food safety procedures. Regulation (EC) No 19 of the European Parliament and of the Council. 852/2004 of 29. April 2004 on food hygiene, Annex I, Part A, II, point 6, cf. species. 4 (4). 1.
2.22
Prevention of the introduction and spread of infectious diseases that can be transmitted to humans through food.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 852/2004 of 29. April 2004 on food hygiene, Annex I, Part A, II, point 4 g and h, cf. species. 4 (4). 1.
2.23
Traceability of animals and food.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 8/178/2002 of 28. In January 2002 on general principles and requirements in food law, the establishment of the European Food Safety Authority and on food safety procedures. 18.
2.24
Journals to animals and food.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 852/2004 of 29. April 2004 on food hygiene, Annex I, Part A, III, nr. 8 b, d and e, cf. species. 4 (4). 1, and Council Directive 2001 /82EF establishing a Community Code of Medicinal Products for Veterinary Medicinal Products, Article 69.
Publication no. 780 of 24. June 2010, as amended by Notice No 1028 of 27. In August 2010, the use of medicinal products for animals to animals, as well as official controls and the self-control of food business operators, section 15.
2.25
Healthcare requirements for the production of milk and colostrum.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 8/178/2002 of 28. In January 2002 on general principles and requirements in food law, the establishment of the European Food Safety Authority and on food safety procedures. Regulation (EC) No 14 of the European Parliament and of the Council 853/2004 of 29. April 2004 on the specific hygiene rules applicable to foodstuffs of animal origin, Annex III, Section IX, Cape. I, part I, no. 1, b and c and no. 5, cf. species. 3. 1.
2.26
Brucellosis and tuberculosis in milling herds.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 853/2004 of 29. April 2004 on the specific hygiene rules applicable to foodstuffs of animal origin, Annex III, Section IX, Part I, item (i), 2 a i-iii, nr. 2 b i ii, nr. 2 c, nr. 3 a, b, c, no. 4 and 5, cf. species. 3. 1.
2.27
Rooms and equipment for milk production.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 853/2004 of 29. April 2004 on the specific hygiene rules applicable to foodstuffs of animal origin, Annex III, Section IX, Cape. I, Part II. No, no. 1, 2, 3 and 4, cf. species. 3. 1.
2.28
Hygiene during milking and fundraising.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 853/2004 of 29. April 2004 on the specific hygiene rules applicable to foodstuffs of animal origin, Annex III, Section IX, Cape. I, Part II. B, no. 1 a and d, nr. 2 and no. 4, cf. species. 3. 1.
2.29
Eggs for human consumption.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 853/2004 of 29. April 2004 on the specific hygiene rules applicable to foodstuffs of animal origin, Annex III, Section X, Cape. I, no. 1, cf. species. 3. 1.
2.30
The use of biocides and journal of biocides.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 852/2004 of 29. April 2004 on food hygiene, Annex I, Part A, II, point 5 h and III, no. 9 a, cf. species. 4 (4). Regulation 1, as well as the Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council 183/2005 of 12. 1 January 2005 on requirements for animal feed hygiene, Annex I, Part A, II, point 2 a, cf. species. 5 (5). 1.
2.31
Traceability and the purchase of feed.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 852/2004 of 29. April 2004 on food hygiene, Annex I, Part A, III, nr. 8 a, cf. species. 4 (4). Regulation (EC) No 1, Parliament and the Council 8/178/2002 of 28. In January 2002 on general principles and requirements in food law, the establishment of the European Food Safety Authority and on food safety procedures. Regulation (EC) No 18 of the European Parliament and of the Council 183/2005 of 12. 1 January 2005 on requirements for animal feed hygiene, Annex I, Part A, II, point 2 e, cf. species. 5 (5). 1 and species. 5 (5). 6.
2.32
Journal of analytic results and response to authorities.
Regulation (EC) No, Regulation (EC) No, 852/2004 of 29. April 2004 on food hygiene, Annex I, Part A, III, nr. 9 (c), cf. species. 4 (4). Regulation (EC) No 1 and Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 183/2005 of 12. 1 January 2005 on requirements for animal feed hygiene, Annex I, Part A, I, nr. 4 g, cf. species. 5 (5). 1.
Publication no. 775 of 28. June 2011 on feed and feed business, section 3.
2.33
Repeared
2.34
Journal of the use of genetically modified seeds (GMO seed).
Regulation (EC) No 183/2005 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12. January 2005 on requirements for animal feed hygiene, Annex I, Part A, II-Journals (planteavl), cf. Two, b.

Cross-compliance area 3 : Animal welfare

3.1
All farm animals, staff.
Publication no. 707 by 18. July 2000 laying down minimum requirements for the protection of farm animals, section 3.
3.2
All farm animals, supervision of animals and the appropriate treatment of sick animals.
Publication no. 1343 of 4. December 2007 (with subsequent amendments) of the pet slop, section 3 (3). 3, and order no. 707 by 18. July 2000 laying down minimum requirements for the protection of farm animals, sections 4 to 5.
3.3
All farm animals, records.
Publication no. 707 by 18. July 2000 laying down minimum requirements for the protection of farm animals, section 6.
3.4
All farm animals, freedom of movement.
Publication no. 1343 of 4. December 2007 (with subsequent amendments) of the pet slop, section 3 (3). One and two.
3.5
All farm animals, spaces and buildings for livestock husking.
Publication no. 707 by 18. July 2000 laying down minimum requirements for the protection of farm animals, sections 7 to 10.
3.6
All farm animals kept out of the outdoors.
Publication no. 707 by 18. July 2000 laying down minimum requirements for the protection of farm animals, section 11.
3.7
All farm animals, automated or mechanical equipment.
Publication no. 707 by 18. July 2000 laying down minimum requirements for the protection of farm animals, sections 12 and 13.
3.8
All farm animals, water, fodder, and other substances, and care for treatment.
Publication no. 1343 of 4. December 2007 (with subsequent changes) of animal protection slots, section 2, and order no. 707 by 18. July 2000 laying down minimum requirements for the protection of farm animals, section 14-16.
3.9
All farm animals, breeding methods.
Publication no. 707 by 18. July 2000 laying down minimum requirements for the protection of farm animals, sections 17 and 18.
3.10
All farm animals, other than pigs, operating procedures.
Publication no. 1343 of 4. December 2007 (with subsequent amendments) of animal protection slots, sections 14, stk.1-2, Notice no. 324 of 6. May 2003 on semi-uproolation and castration of animals as amended by publication No 1. 823 of 24. (August 2005), section 1 (1). 1-2, section 2-3, section 5, section 5. Number one, section 6, section 8, and section 9, notice No 2 828 of the seventh. November 1997 on the horning of animals, sections 1 to 3, Notice no. 757 of 23. June 2010 on the carcases of carcases and hatchets production, section 21 (2). 1-2, section 22 and section 23, announcement no. 533 of 17. June 2002 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of laying hens, section 10 11, and notice no. 300 of 1. July 1951 on the earmarking of animals § § 1 to 2.
3.11
Veal, area requirements and individual boxes.
Publication no. 999 of 14. In December 1993 on the protection of calves, as amended by the notice No 1075 of 22. In December 1997, section 2 a, section 3, section 4 (4), ONE, TWO. pkt., and paragraph. 2, however, exempted the increased national requirements in section 3 to the metre of more than 200 kilograms.
3.12
Calves, materials used for stables.
Publication no. 999 of 14. December 1993 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of calves, section 6.
3.13
Calves. Electrical installations.
Publication no. 1343 of 4. December 2007 (with subsequent amendments) of the pet slop, sections 1 to 3.
3.14
Calves, insulation, heating and ventilation.
Publication no. 999 of 14. December 1993 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of calves, section 7.
3.15
Calf, automated or mechanical equipment.
Publication no. 999 of 14. December 1993 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of calves, 8.
3.16
Veal, lighting.
Publication no. 999 of 14. December 1993 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of calves, section 9.
3.17
Calves, supervision, including care and care.
Publication no. 999 of 14. In December 1993 on the protection of calves, as amended by the notice No 1075 of 22. December 1997 and procladition no. 769 of 23. June 2010, section 10 (1). Paragraph 1 (1). TWO, ONE. pkt., and paragraph. 3.
3.18
Calves, freedom of movement.
Publication no. 999 of 14. In December 1993 on the protection of calves, as amended by the notice No 1075 of 22. December 1997, section 11.
3.19
Calves, rebound.
Publication no. 999 of 14. In December 1993 on the protection of calves, as amended by the notice No 1075 of 22. December 1997, section 5.
3.20
Veal, cleaning and disinfection.
Publication no. 999 of 14. December 1993 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of calves, section 13.
3.21
Calves, floors, and the occaals.
Publication no. 999 of 14. In December 1993 on the protection of calves, as amended by the notice No 769 of 23. June 2010, section 14 (4). Paragraph 1 and paragraph. TWO, ONE. and 2. Act.
3.22
Veal, feed.
Publication no. 999 of 14. In December 1993 on the protection of calves, as amended by the notice No 1075 of 22. December 1997, section 15. Paragraph 1 and paragraph 1. 3-4, however, exempted the increased national requirements in section 15 (3). THREE, TWO. Pkton, for fibre-containing fodder.
3.23
Calves, feeding.
Publication no. 999 of 14. In December 1993 on the protection of calves, as amended by the notice No 1075 of 22. December 1997, section 16.
3.24
Veal, water.
Publication no. 999 of 14. In December 1993 on the protection of calves, as amended by the notice No 1075 of 22. In December 1997, section 17, not the fenced, national requirements for irrigation.
3.25
Calves, feeding and water equipment.
Publication no. 999 of 14. December 1993 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of calves, section 18 (3). 1.
3.26
Calves, raw milk for calves.
Publication no. 999 of 14. In December 1993 on the protection of calves, as amended by the notice No 1075 of 22. December 1997, section 15. 2.
3.27
Pigs, Space Requirements.
Law No 404 of 26. June 1998 on indoor-seagoing lakes and manure, as amended by law no. 295 of 30. April 2003, section 6 (4). One-two, and paragraph 7 (a) (a). 2, and order no. 323 of 6. May 2003 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of pigs, sections 4 and 5.
3.28
Pigs, rebound.
Publication no. 323 of 6. May 2003 (with subsequent changes) on the protection of pigs, section 6.
3.29
Pigs, pregnant sows and gilded in packs.
Law No 404 of 26. June 1998 on indoor-seagoing lakes and manure, as amended by law no. 295 of 30. April 2003, section 5, 1. pkt., and section 6 (4). 3.
3.30
Pigs, employment materials for lakes and guilts.
Law No 404 of 26. June 1998 on indoor-seagoing lakes and manure, as amended by law no. 295 of 30. April 2003, section 9, and order no. 323 of 6. May 2003 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of pigs, section 20 (2). 2.
3.31
Pigs, forage and gilded feed.
Publication no. 323 of 6. May 2003 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of pigs, section 18 (2). 2.
3.32
Nails and gilts, feed.
Law No 404 of 26. June 1998 on indoor-seagoing lakes and manure, as amended by law no. 295 of 30. April 2003, section 9 a, and order no. 323 of 6. May 2003 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of pigs, sections 17 and 21.
3.33
Pigs, the isolation of pigs.
Law No 404 of 26. June 1998 on indoor-seagoing lakes and manure, as amended by law no. 295 of 30. April 2003, section 5, 2. pkt., and notice no. 323 of 6. May 2003 on the protection of pigs, as amended by announcement No 1 1120 of 19. In November 2004, section 10, paragraph 10. 3, and section 11.
3.34
Pigs, noise levels.
Publication no. 323 of 6. May 2003 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of pigs, section 7.
3.35
Pigs, lighting.
Publication no. 323 of 6. May 2003 on the protection of pigs, as amended by announcement No 1 1735 of 22. December 2006, section 8.
3.36
Pigs, the stables of stalkers.
Publication no. 323 of 6. May 2003 on the protection of pigs, as amended by announcement No 1 1735 of 22. December 2006, sections 12 and 25.
3.37
Pigs, employment materials.
Law No 104 of 14. February 2000 on indoor teams of piglets, breeding and slaughtering wines, as amended by law no. 295 of 30. April 2003, Section 5, Notice no. 323 of 6. May 2003 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of pigs, section 20 (2). Amendment No 1. 173 of 19. March 2001 (with subsequent changes) on outdoor pigs of pigs, § 13, 2. joints.
3.38
Pigs, floor surfaces.
Publication no. 323 of 6. May 2003 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of pigs, section 16 (4). 1.
3.39
Pig, feeding.
Publication no. 323 of 6. May 2003 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of pigs, section 18 (2). 1.
3.40
Pig, water.
Publication no. 323 of 6. May 2003 (amended) on the protection of pigs, section 19, and law no. 173 of 19. March 2001 on outdoor pigs of pigs, section 12.
3.41
Swine, operational intervention.
Publication no. 1343 of 4. December 2007 (with subsequent amendments) of animal protection slots, section 16, Notice no. 323 of 6. May 2003 on the protection of pigs, as amended by announcement No 1 1735 of 22. December 2006, sections 13, 22 and 32, and order no. 324 of 6. May 2003 (with subsequent amendments) on the carcasing and castration of animals, sections 4 and 7.
3.42
Pigs, special provisions for orns.
Publication no. 323 of 6. May 2003 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of pigs, section 22 (2). ONE, ONE. Act. and paragraph 2.
3.43
Pigs, special provisions for lakes and guilts.
Publication no. 323 of 6. May 2003 on the protection of pigs, as amended by announcement No 1 1735 of 22. December 2006, section 23-24, section 26, paragraph. 2, and § § 27-28.
3.44
Pigs, special provisions for piglets.
Publication no. 323 of 6. May 2003 (with subsequent amendments) on the protection of pigs, section 30 (3). ONE, ONE. pkt., and sections 31 and 33.
3.45
Pigs, special provisions for weaning pig and breeding / fats.
Publication no. 323 of 6. May 2003 on the protection of pigs, as amended by announcement No 1 1735 of 22. December 2006, section 10 (1). 1-2, and § 34.

Cross-compliance area 4 : Good agricultural and environmental condition

4.1
Establishment and conservation of plant-guise on cultivated agricultural land.
Publication no. 56 of 26. 1 January 2012 on good agricultural and environmental condition (GLM), section 3.
4.2
The maintenance of plant-guise on cultivated agricultural land.
Publication no. 56 of 26. in January 2012 on good agricultural and environmental condition (GLM), section 4.
4.3
The ophnovet.
4.4
The ophnovet.
4.5
Maintenance of the plant deck on permanent pasture.
Publication no. 56 of 26. 1 January 2012 on good agricultural and environmental condition (GLM), section 5.
4.6
The ophnovet.
4.7
Mark combustion of straw or other similar parts of agricultural crops.
Publication no. 1317 of 20. November 2006 (with subsequent amendments) on the ban on marker burning of straw and so on, section 1.
4.8
Two metres zones around protected time memories.
Legislation no. 1505 of 14. December 2006 (with subsequent changes) of the museum slop, section 29 f.
4.9
The fight against air traffic accidents.
Publication no. 864 of 10. September 2009 on air traffic, as amended by publication No 2 ; 664 of 17. June 2010, section 1.
4.10
The fight against giant bear claw.
Publication no. 862 of 10. September 2009 on the control of giant bear claw, sections 1 and 2.
4.11
Management of water.
Legislation no. 635 of seven. June 2010 (with subsequent amendments) on water supply, etc., section 18 (2). Paragraph 1, paragraph 22, paragraph 22. 3, and section 58 (3). 2 and 3, and order no. 56 of 26. January 2012 on good agricultural and environmental condition (GLM), section 7.
4.12
Maintenance of the grassland in the area of reoperation.
Publication no. 56 of 26. January 2012 on good agricultural and environmental condition (GLM), section 6.

Appendix 2

Overview of the rescog authorities and controlvers of cross compliance requirements

Claim
Inspecting authority
Resort authority
Environment
1.1 TO 1.15
Municipal Administrative Board
Environmental Management Board
1.16
Municipal Administrative Board
The National Agency
1.17-1.19
Natural Business Authority
Natural Business Authority
1.20
Repeared
Repeared
1.21
Natural Business Authority
Natural Business Authority
1.22
Natural Business Authority
Environmental Management Board
1.23
Municipal Administrative Board
The National Agency
1.24-1.25
The VFC.
The National Agency
1.26
Municipal Administrative Board
The National Agency
1.27
The VFC.
The National Agency
1.28
Repeared
Repeared
1.29 TO 1.30
The VFC.
The National Agency
Health
2.1-2.5B
The VFC.
The Food Authority
2.6-2.13
The Food Authority
The Food Authority
2.14
Natural Vocational Shipping **
The Food Authority
2.15-2.17
Natural Business Authority
The Food Authority
2.18
Natural Business Authority
Environmental Management Board
2.19
Natural Business Authority
Natural Business Authority
2.20-2.25
The VFC.
The Food Authority
2.26
The Food Authority
The Food Authority
2.27-2.29
The VFC.
The Food Authority
2.30-2.34
Natural Business Authority
The Food Authority
Animal welfare
3.1-3.45
Natural Vocational Shipping ***
The Food Authority
GLM
4.1-4.2 and 4.5
Natural Business Authority
Natural Business Authority
4.3, 4.4 and 4.6
Repeared
Repeared
4.7
Municipal Administrative Board
Environmental Management Board
4.8
Cultural Management Board
Cultural Management Board
4.9
Natural Business Authority
Natural Business Authority
4.10
Municipal Administrative Board
Natural Business Authority
4.11
Municipal Administrative Board
The Wildlife Agency and the Fish and Wildlife Agency
4.12
Natural Business Authority
Natural Business Authority

The Resblack Authority is also a control body, but the checks are in the contract transferred to the Natural Acquisitation Agency.

** The FDA is also a control-response body, but some parts of the control are in the contract transferred to the Natural Acquisitions Agency.

*** FDA is a control-response body, but the checks are being carried out to the Benefit Board of Natural Acquisits. The Board of Authority and the Wildlife Board shall carry out both other checks.


Appendix 3

Risk analysis

The selection of farmers to control must be carried out on the basis of a risk analysis.

The following requirements shall be made for the risk analysis of the supervisory authority :

1) The risk analysis must be drawn up on the basis of applicable law, provided that this is relevant, alternatively from the requirements concerned, where risk analysis is drawn up from the relevant requirements, risk analysis may be based on individual holdings or on farm categories or geographical areas. In the case of aid after the single payment scheme and other direct payments, cf. Annex I to Council Regulation (EC) No, 73/2009 of 19. In January 2009, if the inspection authority assesses that it is more effective, risk analysis may be carried out for undertakings, in particular slaughterhouses, traders or suppliers, rather than on a farm basis. In the case of risk analysis, account may be taken of (a) the farmer ' s participation in the farm advisory arrangements provided for in Article 12 of Council Regulation (EC) No 2. The participation of the farmer in a certification scheme applicable to the requirements referred to shall be 73/2009 and (b).

2) 20-25% of the producers to be checked on the spot must be selected by accident.

3) The risk analysis must be documented.

4) The risk analysis must be kept at the inspection authority for a minimum of five years.

The risk analysis must be submitted to the Natural Business Authority, provided that the Board of Natural Services requests this.


Appendix 4

Protocol report

The Protocol report shall contain the following information :

a)
A general section containing, inter alia, the following information :
i) Information about the farmer selected for control. Information on the name of the farmer, the place of residence, the CVR number, as well as addresses of any other physical controlled properties covered by the CVR number or belonging to the holding,
(ii) present persons (including the farmer or his authorized representative), and
(iii) indicate whether or not the farmer has received notice of the inspection visit and, where appropriate, for the amount of time already in place.
b)
A part that separately illus of the checks carried out for each of the requirements and which contain the following information, including :
in) the requirements to be carried out on the spot,
(ii) the nature and extent of the checks carried out,
(iii) the results, and
(iv) the requirements for which an infringement has been observed.
c)
An evaluation part, with an assessment of the impact of the infringement on each requirement based on the criteria of 'severity', 'scope' and 'duration', cf. Article 24 (1). Paragraph 1 of the Council Regulation (EC) No 2, 73 of 19. 1 January 2009, and indication of any circumstances that should result in an increase or reduction of the reduction to be applied. In the former part a numeric scale is used from 1 to 4, as set out in section 9 of this notice.
The criterion of "repeated violation" is considered by the National Wildlife Agency.

Appendix 5

Quality assurance system

The inspection authorities have full responsibility for the implementation of their own quality assurance system for the control of cross-compliance, cf. § 12 of this announcement. The quality assurance system shall substantiate :

A.) Adoption of the supervisory authority ' s powers

1) Who is responsible for the checks on cross-compliance, including which (n) department (s) of the inspection authority.

2) A recording agreement is available if the inspection of cross-compliance controls is delegated to other bodies. The recording agreement must at least include the following :

-WHAT? Objective of control.

-WHAT? Reasons for why checks are carried out by a different control authority / company.

-WHAT? The distribution of responsibility, including who is condeming the infringement and reporting to the Board of Natural Acquisitions.

-WHAT? The organisation of checks, including the timetable for the performance of the checks.

-WHAT? Contro-structions, including the guidelines for the implementation of inspection visits, alert, consultation, follow-up, etc.

3) Who is responsible for the quality assurance control of cross-compliance, including which (n) department (s) of the inspection authority.

4) That the auditors are competent, including that they have carried out a relevant training or have participated in competency courses and have knowledge of relevant legislation.

B) The inspection authority ' s case handling

1) If the inspection authority produces the risk analysis, it shall comply with the requirements of this notice.

2) The compliance of checks with cross compliance complies with the requirements of this notice.

3) The notification of the checks on cross compliance complies with the requirements of this notice, including that the checks are reported within two months of the end of the inspection visit.

4) The fact that a relevant number of cases are reviewed annually (see below) to identify errors and descriptions of the nature of errors (materiiso-/malfunction) as well as a description of corrective actions. The review is carried out by an unwilling person.

-WHAT? In up to 10 cases, random random sampling is taken on a case.

-WHAT? In the case of 10 to 50 cases, a random sample of two cases shall be taken at random.

-WHAT? In more than 50 to 100 cases, a random random sample of three cases is taken.

-WHAT? On more than one hundred cases, a random random sample of four cases is taken.

5) The checks carried out on the basis of their own instruments of control (in addition to the control of cross-compliance) shall be carried out.

6) That the control structure, cf. Act. 5, revised as needed.

7) Evidence of the record of its own quality assurance system is stored in mine. Five years.

C) Vedr. IT System

1) The checks carried out by cross-compliance can be carried out and the results may be reported to the Benefit Board of Natural Acquires.

If the inspection authority already has a quality assurance system that can be applied satisfactorily, this will replace the system described.

Official notes

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, amending Regulation (EC) No 14720/20, and the adoption of a common set of rules. 1290/2005, (EC) No, (EC) No 247/2006, EC, Regulation (EC) No 378/2007 and repeal of Regulation (EC) No ( Regulation 1782/2003, as last amended by Commission Regulation (EU) No ; 307/2011 of 29. in March 2011, 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 that Regulation, and laying down detailed rules for the implementation of the provisions of the Directive ; for the Council Regulation (EC) No, Regulation 1234/2007 as regards cross-compliance within the framework of the wine support scheme, as last amended by Commission Regulation (EU) No 2 ; 173/2011 of 23. February 2011, Council Regulation (EC) No, 1698/2005 of 20. September 2005 on the support for rural development by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD), as last amended by Council Regulation (EC) No 2 (EC) No 2. 473/2009 of 25. May 2009, and Commission Regulation (EC) No, 65/2011 of 27. 1 January 2011 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation EC ( In the case of checks and cross-compliance in the framework of support measures for rural development, 1698/2005. The notice has been included in certain provisions from the aforementioned Regulations. According to Article 288 of the EDF Treaty, a Regulation shall apply immediately in each Member State. Thus, the reproduction of these provisions is justified solely in practical terms and is without prejudice to the immediate validity of the said Regulations in Denmark.