Examples of using Single payment scheme in English and their translations into Swedish
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Complementary national direct payments under Single Payment Scheme.
The Member State shall apply the single payment scheme in the regions within the limit of the regional ceilings established under paragraph 2.
Gradual transfer of the current tobacco premium into the single payment scheme.
Direct payments under the single payment scheme are based on reference amounts of direct payments that were received in the past or on regionalised per hectare payments. .
The new Member States shall apply the single payment scheme at regional level.
The new Member States should have the possibility of partially implementing and/or to exclude certain sectors from the single payment scheme.
Member States will establish the reference amounts and eligible hectares under the Single Payment Scheme on the basis of a representative period appropriate to the banana market.
The Council decided to integrate support for hops into the de-coupled single payment scheme.
Aid under the single payment scheme shall be paid in respect of payment entitlements as defined in Chapter 3,
Greece decided notto excludethe smallerislands from the single payment scheme.
The transition from the single area payment scheme to the single payment scheme and other aid schemes may give rise to difficulties of adaptation which are not dealt with in this Regulation.
The Proposal recommends that 65% of the resources devoted to supporting the cotton sector before the 2004 reform be integrated in the Single Payment Scheme.
Farmers shall have access to the single payment scheme if they have received a direct payment in the reference period referred to in Article 41 under at least one of the support schemes referred to in Annex VI.
has been integrated into the new single payment scheme.
than the outermost regions, the money would be transferred to the Single Payment Scheme which applies to agricultural products covered by previous reforms.
In order to meet the objectives underlying the reform of the CAP, the support for cotton should be largely de-coupled and integrated into the single payment scheme.
Bringing sugar beet farmers into the Single Payment Scheme gave them support which was in line with the need for competitiveness
with total decoupling from 1 July 2012 and integration into the single payment scheme on 1 January 2012.
To avoid creating a situation of imbalance in the market, access to the single payment scheme would have to be limited to olive-growing areas existing prior to 1 May 1998 and to new plantings provided for under the programmes approved by the Commission.
The proposal provides that 60% of the part of the expenditure for cotton that was destined for producer support during the reference period would be transferred to the decoupled single payment scheme.
The decoupled single payment scheme will continue to provide a significant
this Proposal recommends that 65% of the resources devoted to supporting the cotton sector before the 2004 reform continue to be integrated in the Single Payment Scheme.
The increase to the Single Payment Scheme budgetary ceilings will be equal to the historical level of expenditure for the States who were members of the Union before 1 May 2004 and to the amounts resulting from the enlargement treaties for the other Member States.
to be granted in 2007 shall be included in the single payment scheme.
In addition, the Single Payment Scheme regulations also gave Member States discretion in relation to the allocation of entitlements, leading to unequal
an EU level and what are the consequences of different reform proposals such as transfers of money from the single payment scheme to rural development measures?
Moreover, in so far as the payment system for starch potato producers is to be partially included in the single payment scheme, Council Regulation(EC)
the amount of aid to seed production is included in the calculation under the single payment scheme.
Therefore, the single payment scheme in the new Member States should be based on regionalised per hectare payments,
the sum of the reference amounts to be granted to farmers under the single payment scheme, after the reduction referred to in paragraph 1.