Eksempler på brug af Compulsory set-aside på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The Commission is proposing to set a 0% rate of compulsory set-aside for 2008.
The basic rate of compulsory set-aside is fixed at 10% for the marketing years 2005/2006 and 2006/2007.
First, it introduces greater flexibility into the principle of compulsory set-aside.
The Commission proposal maintains compulsory set-aside, and direct payments for oil seeds and linseed are kept at the same level.
However, this should be the exception,because the market should be eased primarily by exports and not by compulsory set-aside.
The basic rate of compulsory set-aside is fixed at 10% from the 2000/2001 marketing year up to the 2006/2007 marketing year.
Iv the voluntary set-aside rate will be fixed at ECU 57 per tonne of cereals,i.e. at the same rate as for compulsory set-aside;
We agree that the compulsory set-aside should be maintained and in this I agree with the opinion of Mr Mulder who suggests a figure of between 0% and 17.
A few weeks ago, we received proposals for the reform of the COM for arable crops,in which the Commission proposed a compulsory set-aside of 0.
A compulsory set-aside of the present 10% in the old Member States, the EU-15, is not compatible with the present market situation.
An instrument to control supplies, such as the compulsory set-aside that was introduced in 1992, therefore no longer has any real purpose.
By way of derogation from the second subparagraph of Article 6(1) of Regulation(EC) No 1251/1999, the basic rate of compulsory set-aside shall be 5% for the 2004/05 marketing year.
The decision by the Council of Ministers on 26 September to remove the compulsory set-aside, suspend duties on imported cereals and take other measures, to which you have referred, Commissioner, will go some way towards easing the problem, but it does not solve it.
In the context of the reform of the common agricultural policy decided on in 1992 a compulsory set-aside rate of 15% was applied to arable crops.
Producers who have submitted an application for aid equivalent to the aid provided for the production of less than 92 tonnes of cereals(i.e. an area of 12-30 hectares, depending on the region)will remain exempt from compulsory set-aside.
The Council also adopted certain rapid measures such as abolishing the requirement for compulsory set-aside for 2008, increasing milk quotas and the temporary waiving of import duties for grain.
Retain up to 25% of the component of national ceilings referred to in Article 41 corresponding to the arable crops area payments referred to in Annex VI, except compulsory set-aside payment.
For the sake of consistency, the supplement to the aid for compulsory set-aside in Portugal fixed in Regulation(EC) No 2316/1999 should be adjusted.
The suppression of extraordinary set-aside would mean giving up a specific instrumentfor controlling production and might mean a future increase in the rate of compulsory set-aside throughout the Union.
So if compulsory set-aside is reduced to zero under Agenda 2000, we shall be able to use voluntary set-aside to make up for our protein deficit, thereby introducing a programme of regeneration which will put crop rotation in general on an ecologically sounder footing.
In the case of Portugal, in accordance with Article 6(4)of Regulation(EC) No 1251/1999, the area payment for compulsory set-aside shall be increased by the amounts shown in Annex IX.
On Amendment No 1 on compulsory set-aside, which amounts to keeping the set-aside rate as it currently stands for the coming years, I should like to point out that part of the Berlin compromise is that a basic set-aside rate of 10% should apply for the whole of the period from 2000 to 2006.
This is why our group has tabled amendments to prevent the application of the extraordinary set-aside and to limit the compulsory set-aside to 5%, instead of the 10% proposed by the Commission.
Aid, using exclusively Community(i.e. EAGGF) resources, is payable only on the basis of Council rules which provide inter alia for a common system of intervention buying and export refunds and, further to the reform decisions of May 1992,compensatory aid in the various sectors for price reductions in conjunction with compulsory set-aside.
ES Mr President, as I said last month during the debate we had in Parliament on the suspension of compulsory set-aside, which was also a night sitting, the increase in agricultural prices should provoke an in-depth discussion on the direction that the common agricultural policy is taking.
Putting up for sale 4.5 million tonnes of intervention stocks on the internal market,- restricting exports from the open Community market,- reducing the percentage of compulsory set-aside from 15% to 12% for the 1995 harvest.
Set aside• Compensation for set-aside(compulsory and voluntary) is established at the same rate as for arable crops i.e. at EUR 63/t from 2001/2002.• Compulsory set-aside is retained until 2006/2007, at the basic rate of 10%(cut down from 17.5%) as from 2000/2001, but the effective rate may be adapted according to market conditions.
For the purposes of determining any overshoots in regional base areas in accordance with Article 2(4) of Regulation(EC) No 1251/1999, the competent authority of the Member State shall take account, on the one hand, of the regional base area fixed in Annex VI and, on the other hand, of the sum of areas covered by applications for area payments submitted in respect of each crop,including the corresponding compulsory set-aside.
You will understand, Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, that it is in order to show our disapproval of the present set-aside system that, on behalf of my Group of the European Radical Alliance, I have tabled an amendment to 0%,which would abolish the compulsory set-aside of 5% of arable land and replace it by a flexible system for producing biomass for fuel and crops intended solely for animal feed, related more closely to environmental constraints.
In its proposal, the European Commission is taking several important steps in the right direction in terms of creating a more competitive agricultural sector through further decoupling of aid and the abolition of compulsory set-aside, export subsidies, milk quotas, production aid and market support.