section 1 of this Regulation shall apply in the case of veterinary service of
General economic interest.
With the veterinary service of general economic interest within the meaning
the following activities.
1. participation in an emergency response organization in the event of an outbreak of
contagious animal diseases.
2. preparedness for animal care during on-call time.
3. The animal health and animal care in areas of the country where
It is considered that adequate veterinary services
could be operated on commercial basis.
section 2 of the State's agricultural work may conclude contracts relating to the obligation to
carry out veterinary service of general economic interest.
paragraph 3 of the Agriculture Department must ensure that an agreement within the meaning of section 2 of the
contains
1. name of exporter.
2. an obligation on the exporter to carry out one or more of
the activities listed in section 1,
3. indication of the period during which the performer is obliged
to perform the activity or activities,
4. indication of the geographical area referred to in
the obligation,
5. the meaning of the rest of the obligation to perform
operations or activities,
6. the compensation determined for mission against
view of what is stated in section 4,
7. provisions for the payment of the remuneration,
8. the conditions that may be needed for supervision and
follow-up of its terms, and
9. What are the requirements on competence and skills required
on the exporter.
If the agreement is not concluded following an open tender procedure in
accordance with the provisions of the Act (2007:1091) on public
procurement, the Agriculture Department should ensure that the agreement in addition to
as specified in the first paragraph contains
1. the costs are reimbursed within the limits of
operations or activities,
2. an obligation for such performers as also engaged in other
economic activities other than those referred to in the agreement to
establish a separate presentation of different activities,
3. an obligation on the exporter to repay such
excess compensation determined in accordance with paragraph 5 of the together with interest,
4. a provision that the compensation shall be renegotiated if
over-compensation occurred, and
5. the conditions that may be needed for supervision and
follow-up to the allowance does not entail that the performer
overcompensated.
section 4 If an agreement on veterinary service of general economic
interest not be concluded following an open tender procedure in
accordance with the provisions of the Act (2007:1091) on public
procurement, the Agriculture Department should ensure that the agreement with
performer provides that compensation shall
determined on the basis
(a) the exporter's obligation to costs) perform or
the activities that are part of the agreement,
(b)) all in the exporter's income or the activities
as part of the agreement, and
(c)) that the exporter must assimilate a reasonable profit on
because of the activities that are included in the agreement.
If the agreement is not concluded following an open tender procedure in
accordance with the provisions of the Act (2007:1091) on public
procurement, the Agriculture Department will annually verify if
changing conditions in the market for veterinary services
means that the amount determined under the contract, would appear to be
as unreasonably high (overcompensation).
5 § If overcompensation has been found at a control according to 4
section, the Agriculture Department to recover it
excess amount.
If replacement is required back to even rate required.
section 6 of the Agriculture Department may provide for
the implementation of this regulation.
section 7 of the Swedish decision pursuant to this Regulation shall not
be appealed.
Provisions concerning appeals before the Court can be found in Chapter 16. the law
(2007:1091) on government procurement.
