Primjeri korištenja Priority pests na Engleski i njihovi prijevodi na Hrvatskom
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Contingency plans for priority pests.
Article 23 concerning surveys for priority pests, as regards the number of visual examinations, samples and tests for particular priority pests;
Abolition of 10% threshold for priority pests.
Special provisions should apply to priority pests as regards the information of the public, surveys, contingency plans, eradication plans and co-financing of measures by the Union, in particular.
Article 26 concerning eradication plans for priority pests.
Special provisions should apply to priority pests as regards the information of the public, surveys, contingency plans, eradication plans and co-financing of measures by the Union, in particular.
Article 24 concerning contingency plans for priority pests;
As regards priority pests whose presence in one Member state could have impacts for neighbouring Member States, the simulation exercises shall may be carried out together by the Member States concerned on the basis of their respective contingency plans.
The Commission rejected that amendment to ensure that the principle of prioritisation is respected when adopting the list of priority pests.
Within one year from the date of the inclusion of the pest concerned in the list of priority pests, Member States shall establish a contingency plan for the priority pest concerned.
In case of a serious phytosanitary risk, the power to adopt acts in accordance with the urgency procedure shouldbe delegated to the Commission in order to list Union quarantine pests as priority pests. Am. 14.
It was also proposed that 10 percent of Union quarantine pests with the most severe impacts on economy, society andenvironment will be classified as priority pests, on which more stringent requirements will apply with regards to surveys and eradication action plans.
The European Parliament proposed to abolish the top-10 percent threshold for priority pests, introduced several amendments for more stringent requirements on imports and transit of plants, plant products or other objects, and also initiated reporting obligations concerning the expansion of the scope of plant passports and the effect of import measures.
A In order to take into account the technical progress, scientific developments and changed circumstances in plant health, the power to adopt acts in accordance with Article 290 TFEU should be delegated to the Commission in respect of rules amending orsupplementing the lists of Union quarantine pests, priority pests as well as of Union quality pests and the plants for planting concerned.
It further sets out new and more specific rules concerning eradication of pests; surveys; multi-annual surveillance plans; contingency plans andsimulation exercises concerning priority pests; provisional measures to be taken on pests not yet listed as Union quarantine pests; national more stringent measures for the purpose of eradication; and exceptions for the purposes of science, trials, varietal selections, and breeding or exhibitions.
Arrangements for recording findings of the presence of the priority pest concerned;
The risk management measures to be implemented as regards the priority pest concerned, in accordance with Section 1 of Annex IV, and the procedures to be followed;
Measures to be taken concerning the information of the Commission, the other Member States, the professional operators concerned andthe public, as regards the presence of the priority pest concerned and the measures taken against it, in case a presence of the pest concerned is officially confirmed or suspected;
Each Member State shall draw up and keep up to date, for each priority pest which is capable of entering into and establishing in its territory, or a part thereof, a separate plan containing information concerning the decision making processes, procedures and protocols to be followed, and resources to be made available, in case of a confirmed or suspected presence of the pest concerned, hereinafter‘the contingency plan.
Where the presence of a one or more priority pest pests is officially confirmed in the territory of a Member State pursuant to Article 11(1)(a), the competent authority, after consulting the operators concerned, shall immediately adopt a plan setting out the measures for the eradication of the pest(s) concerned, as provided for in Articles 16, 17 and 18, and a time schedule for the application of those measures.
The available assessments as set out in Article 6(2), andany assessment of the Member State as regards the risk of the priority pest concerned for its territory;