Examples of using Compulsory modulation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In particular, I highlight compulsory modulation.
Compulsory modulation and gradual modulation are less brutal than in the Commission's proposal.
Which would also examine the compulsory modulation scheme.
Including compulsory modulation, the total EU rural development budget for this period is EUR 77.7 billion.
Your position, Commissioner, on compulsory modulation is right.
This is the only way to encourage the development of the rural pillar that is so badly needed,by means of compulsory modulation.
I am totally opposed to the increasing of compulsory modulation to 13% over the next few years.
I regret there was not a vote in favour of the ALDE amendment regarding compulsory modulation.
It must be emphasised, however, that compulsory modulation- involving the long-term abolition of direct subsidies- continues to be the objective.
But we need to move forward with more money going from the first to the second pillar, all across Europe; a compulsory modulation on a level amount.
If compulsory modulation of compensatory payments is to be advocated, it must also be ensured that the Member States cofinance it.
Some delegations expressed their concerns about the 5.000€ franchise which would exempt a vast majority of agricultural holdings from compulsory modulation.
I should also like to stress that compulsory modulation currently applies as soon as a farm receives more than EUR 5 000 in agricultural support per year.
In the delegation's opinion it is necessary for environmental reasons, among others,to introduce 20% compulsory modulation and to strengthen the cross-compliance system.
A compulsory modulation rate of 5% on direct payments transferred to rural development will apply in 2006 and thereafter, pursuant to the June 2003 CAP reform.
Voluntary modulation should be aligned as much as possible on the provisions for compulsory modulation, i.e. apply to the same base of direct payments.
Dynamic modulation: this concept already used in Agenda 2000 now combines degressivity(reduction of 3% of direct aids each year from 2004 with an overall of 20%,probably in 2011) and compulsory modulation.
As regards the rural development pillar,the Commission is expected to propose compulsory modulation from direct payments and this has also been put forward by Mr Färm.
A few delegations reiterated their wish for voluntary modulation to be exempt from the EUR 5000 franchise- a minimum threshold for direct payments below which compulsory modulation does not apply.
Against this background, she stressed that the EUR 5000 franchise applicable to compulsory modulation would also apply to voluntary modulation, as well as the minimum spending rates per axis for rural development.
That is why I am calling on the Commission to propose, instead of voluntary modulation, an identical increase in the rate of compulsory modulation in all of the Member States.
If compulsory modulation is introduced, in my view it will create division and friction between the various farming groups, between big and small farmers and, in particular, between farmers engaged in different agricultural enterprises.
The Commission tries to address those concerns to the greatest extent possible andensure as much coherence as possible with the rules governing compulsory modulation and rural development spending.
Given that compulsory modulation cannot be the only means of funding of rural development in the long term, it will be necessary to release resources from other budget headings, but we feel that this must not be to the detriment of the COMs.
In order to facilitate its administrative implementation, the voluntary modulation should be calculated on the same basis as that applicable to compulsory modulation under Article 10 of Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003.
Although voluntary modulation is less desirable than compulsory modulation on account of the possible distortion of competitive relations between European farmers, the Dutch Labour Party can go along with it nevertheless, because it represents a step in the right direction.
The Commission approved in September 2006 a Decision17fixing the total budget for the period 2007-2013 which amounts to a total of 77.66 billion euros as it includes compulsory modulation to first pillar payments(4% in 2007 and 5% onwards) and cotton and tobacco transfers.
Trengthening the second pillar: the idea of gradually increasing compulsory modulation to reach 13% in 2013 got a mixed reception, with some delegations uncertain of the real need for such a measure or regarding the increase as too drastic, while others stressed that the funds transferred in this way should remain earmarked for agriculture;
In the case of Portugal, this distortion is utterly scandalous;just 5% of farmers receive more than EUR 5 000 per year. Consequently, given that voluntary modulation is possible and that compulsory modulation is currently impossible, voluntary modulation is preferable to having no modulation at all.
We feel that the Commission should table a fresh proposal in order to create genuine, compulsory modulation, which would guarantee greater fairness and release financial resources by introducing a maximum limit to aid per holding( capping) and a percentage increase in aid for farmers who receive the least from the CAP( modulation), for example, by proposing a 15% to 20% increase for small or medium-sized farmers who receive less than EUR 5 000 in aid, and taking various circumstances into account even when they receive more than that.