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SEVENTH FINANCIAL REPORT
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THEEUROPE ANAGRICULTURAL GUIDANCE
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1977
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CONTENTS PAGE
1.Financingofcommonmeasuresandspecialmeasures 1
1.1CommonmeasuresdecidedonbytheCouncilin1977 1
1.2Existingcommonmeasuresamendedin1977 3
1.3MaincommonmeasuresproposedbytheCommissiontothe
Councilin1977 3
2.Financingofprojectsfortheimprovement ofagricultural
structuresunderRegulation No17/64/EEC 6
Financingofprojectsfor1977 6
2.1Quantitative analysisoftheprojectsfinanced 6
2-2Qualitative analysisofprojects 11
2.2.1Improvement ofproductionstructures 11
2.2.2Improvement ofcombinedstructures 12
2.2.3Improvement ofmarketingstructures 14
3.Problemsconnectedwiththeannualallocation offunds...15
4.Generalaspectsofmanagement 15
4.1Coordination 15
4.2Publicity 16
4.3Administrative procedures 16
5.Implementation ofthedecisionstograntaid 18
5.1Individualprojects 18
5.1.1Paymentsin1977 18

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5.1.2Rateofpaymentofaidgranted 19
5.1.3Implementation ofprojects 20
5.1.4Unusedappropriations 21
5.1.5Re-useofappropriations pursuanttoRegulation
(EEC)No3171/75 22
5.1.6Situationat31.12.1977asregardsprojectsfinanced
formorethanfiveyears 23
5.2Specialmeasures 24
5.2.1Aiddecisions 24
5.2.3Supportingevidenceforlumpsumaid-Italy 28
5.3 Commonmeasures 28
5.3.1Commonmeasuresonthereformofagricultural structures
(Directives 72/159-160-161/EECand75/268/EEC) 28
5.3.2Othercommonmeasures 34
5.3.3Payments 38
5.4Situationat31.12.1977asregardstheappropriations
"oftheGuidanceSection 39
5.5Contributions 41
6.Verifications 42
6.1Verification ofindividualprojects 42
6.2Verification ofspecialmeasures 43
6.3Verification ofcommonmeasures 44
7.Irregularities 46

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ANNEXES
O.IApplications foraidbyyear,GuidanceSection
C1964to1977)
O.IIBreakdownbycountryofaidgrantedbytheGuidanceSection
forthefinancingofprojects(1964to1972and1973to1977)
O.IIIBreakdownbycategoryof.projectsfinancedbytheGuidance
Section(1964to1977)
O.IVBreakdownbysectorofaidgrantedbytheGuidanceSection
(1964to1977)
O.VRegionalbreakdownbyMemberStateofprojectsfinanced
bytheGuidanceSection(1964to1977)
O.VIPaymentsmadeforindividualprojectsin1977
O.VIIPaymentsmadeforindividualprojectsupto31.12.1977
O.VIIIPositionofprojectsfinancedformorethanfiveyears
O.IXPaymentsin1977forcommonmeasuresandspecialmeasures
O.XAmountscommittedandpaymentsmadeforspecialmeasuresat
31.12.1977byMemberState
O.XIAmountscommittedandpaymentsmadeforcommonmeasuresat
31.12.1977 byMemberState
O.XIIUtilization ofappropriations forcommitments
O.XIIITrendofcommitments
O.XIVUtilization ofappropriations forpayments
O.XVUtilization ofoutstandingappropriations antedatingthe
differentiation procedure
O.XVIIrregularities -Communications inaccordancewithArticles3and5
ofRegulation (EEC)283/72
O.XVIIBreakdownofcasesofirregularity recordedupto31.12.1977

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TheGuidanceSectionisconcernedwiththefinancingoftheCommunity
policyonagricultural structures.SincetheadoptionofRegulation
1(EEC)No729/70,itsfinancialresourcesforthispurposecover:
-thefinancingofcommonmeasuresdecidedonbytheCouncilto
achievetheaimsdefinedinArticle39(1)(a)oftheTreaty;
-thefinancingofspecialmasuresadoptedbytheCouncilpriortothe
adoptionofRegulation (EEC)No729/70;
-thegrantofcapitalsubsidiesforprojectstoimproveagricultural
2structurespursuanttoRegulation No17/64/EEC.
1.Financingofcommonmeasuresandspecialmeasures
1.1CommonmeasuresdecidedonbytheCouncilin1977
In1977thescopeoftheGuidanceSectionwasenlargedbythree
newcommonmeasures :
a)Regulation (EEC)No355/77,adoptedbytheCouncilon
15February1977,coversimprovement intheconditions
underwhichagricultural produceisprocessedandmarketed.
Thisnewmeasureisintendedtorationalize themarketstructure
foragricultural produceandtomakeiteasiertoundertake
theadjustments orguidanceinagriculture whichhavebecome
aneconomicnecessityasaresultofthe'commonagricultural
policy.UnderthisRegulation,whichisintendedtobein
forceforfiveyearsfrom1January1978,theGuidance
Sectionmaygrantfinancialaidtoindividualinvestment
projectswhichformpartofspecificprogrammes drawnup
bytheMemberStatesandapprovedbytheCommission.However,
duringthefirstthreeyearsitisinforce,projectsin
respectofsectorsorgeographical areasforwhichprogrammes
havenotyetbeenapprovedmayqualifyforaidfromtheFund.
(1)0JNoL94,28April1970,p.13.
(2)0JNo34,27February1964,p.586
(3)0JNoL51,23February1977,p.1.

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ThecapitalsubsidygrantedbytheGuidanceSectionoftheFundisa
maximumof25%oftheinvestmentcarriedout;thisratemay,however,be
increasedto30%forprojectssituatedinregionswithspecialdifficulties
infacingtheeconomicconsequences ofthecommonagricultural policy.
Financialparticipation bybeneficiaries andbytheMemberStatesonwhose
territorytheprojectsaretobecarriedoutmustbeatleast50%and5%
respectively oftheinvestment.
TheestimatedtotalcostofthecommonmeasuretotheFundis400million
unitsofaccountoverfiveyears.
Thedetailedrulesonthesubmission andlayoutofapplications foraidunder
thiscommonmeasurewerelaiddowninRegulation (EEC)No219/78of
1.13January1978ThemeasuresprovidedforbyRegulation No17/64as
regardstheimprovement ofmarketingstructures haveaccordingly ceasedto
applyfromthe1978financialyear.
2b)Regulation (EEC)No1078/77of17May1977introduced asystemofpremiums
forfarmerswhoundertakenottomarketmilkandmilkproductsorwhoconvert
theirdairyherdstomeatproduction.Sincethesemeasuresarepartlyintended
toimprovemeatproductionstructures,60%oftheexpenditurewillbecovered
bytheGuaranteeSectionand40%bytheGuidanceSectionwhich,exceptionally ,
willapplythesystemofadvancesprovidedforbyRegulation (EEC)No
2697/70.TheestimatedtotalcostofthecommonmeasuretotheGuidance
Section,oftheEAGGFamountsto263millionunitsofaccount.Thetime
limitforcarryingoutthesemeasureswasoriginally 31March1978but
hasbeenextendedtotheendofthe1977/78milkyear(CouncilRegulation
(EEC)No506/78of7March19783).
c)Withtheobjectofimprovinghealthstandardsincattle,therebyincreasing
theprofitability ofstockfarming,on17May1977theCounciladopted
1)
2)
3)0JNoL35,4February1978,p.10
0JNoL131,26May1977,p.1
0JNoL69,11March1978,p.2.

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1Directive77/391/EECintroducing Communitymeasuresforthe
eradication ofbrucellosis,tuberculosis andleucosisincattle.
ThosemeasuresadoptedbyMemberStateswhichhavebeenapproved
bytheCommissionwillqualifyforfinancialassistance fromthe
Communityestimatedat130millionunitsofaccountforthethree
yearsrequiredtocarryoutthisprogramme.
1.2Existingcommonmeasuresamendedin1977
SinceDirective 72/159/EEConthemodernization offarmshasnot
2yetbeenre-examined,CouncilDirective77/390/EECof17May1977
authorizestheMemberStatestomaintainuntil31December1977the
temporaryaidgrantedtofarmerswhocannotattaintheearnedincome
fixedinDirective72/159/EECanddonotyetqualifyforthe
retirementannuitiesprovidedforinDirective72/160/EEC.The
grantofthistemporaryaidshouldhaveendedon15March1977.
1.3MaincommonmeasuresproposedbytheCommissiontotheCouncilin1977
Thedifferenceineconomicdevelopment betweenvariousCommunity
regionsisanobstacletotheprocessofintegration .Inthe
Mediterranean regions,whichaccountforaboutonefifthofCommunity
agricultural output,economicdevelopmentisinadequateandthere
areseriousimbalancessuchasanexcessively largeactive
agricultural population,lowlabourproductivity andundersized
farms,allofwhichresultsinalowlabourincome.
Inordertoimprovethelotofagriculture intheseregions,the
CommissionputbeforetheCouncilon12December1977proposals
inthefieldofmarketandstructuralpolicytohelpMediterranean
agriculture .
1)0JNoL145,13June1977,p.44
2)0JNoL145,13June1977,p.43.

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Followingthediscussions onthefixingofthe1978/79agricultural prices
andrelatedmeasures,on19June1978theCounciladoptedmostofthe
proposalsputforward.Thestructuralpolicymeasuresconcern:
-someamendmentswithregardtotheMezzogiorno andtheSouthofFrance
inthetermsofRegulation (EEC)No355/77oncommonmeasuresto
improvetheconditionsunderwhichagricultural productsareproduced
1andmarketed(CouncilRegulation (EEC)No1361/78).Accordingly,
forprojectsintheMezzogiorno,thefinancialparticipation required
ofthebeneficiary dropstoaminimumof25%oftheinvestment,whereas
thesubsidygrantedbytheGuidanceSectionrisestoamaximumof50%.
ForprojectsinLanguedoc-Roussi IIonandprojectsinrespectofwinein
thedepartments ofVaucluse,Bouches-du-Rhone,VarArdecheandDrome,
thetworatesbecomeaminimumof35%forthebeneficiary andamaximum
of35%fortheEAGGFrespectively .Grantingaidatthesehigherrates
involvesatotalincreaseof210Mu.a.comparedwiththesumoriginally
forecastforimplementing Regulation (EEC)No355/77.
aDirectiveontheprogrammeforrestructuring andconvertingvineyards
intheLanguedoc-Roussi lionregion.Thesemeasuresareintendedto
encouragebetterqualityproductionfromthevineyardswhichareto
remainandtheconversionoflandwhichisnotparticularly suitablefor
vine-growing toothercrops;thesemeasures,whicharetolastfor
fiveyearsandwillcosttheEAGGFanestimated105millionunitsof
account,concernsome99000hectaresintheLanguedoc-Roussi IIon
regionandadjacentdepartments .
collectiveirrigationworksintheMezzogiorno (Regulation (EEC)No
1362/782).
Altogether,260millionunitsofaccountwillbegrantedbytheEAGGF
overfiveyears,representing 50%ofthecostofconstructing public
irrigationnetworksfromreservoirsandmainchannelsandpaying
instructorstoadvisefarmersonchangingtoothercropsinthe
irrigatedarea.
1)0JNoL166,19June1978p.9
2)0JNoL166,19June1978p.11.

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improvementoftheinfrastructures insomeruralareas,encouragement
ofelectrification andtheprovisionofpotablewatersuppliesandthe
establishment ofarationalfarmroadnetwork.Communityaidwillbe
granted inless-favoured regions
withinthemeaningofDirective75/268/EEConmountainandhillfarming
andincomeotherareasofItaly,particularly intheMezzogiorno,and
theSouthofFrance.
thecreation-recognition andoperationofproducergroupsand
1associations thereof(Regulation (EEC)No1360/78).ThisRegulation
isintendedtoremedythestructuraldefectsinrespectofthesupply
andmarketingofagricultural productswhicharepresentthroughout
ItalyandBelgiumandinFranceinLanguedoc-Roussi IIon,Provence-Cote
d'Azur,Midi-Pyrenees ,Corsica,Drome,Ardecheandtheoverseas
departments .TheGuidanceSectionwillreimbursetoMemberStates
25%ofeligibleexpenditure incurredingrantingaidtocoverthe
expensesofsettingupandrunningproducergroups.Theestimated
costtotheEAGGFoverfiveyearsis24millionunitsofaccount.
TheCommissionplacedanothersetofstructuralmeasuresbeforethe
Councilin1977(C0M(77)550final).TheseincludechangesinDirectives
72/159and160/EEConthemodernization offarmsandconcerningmeasures
toencouragethecessationoffarmingandtoDirective75/268/EECon
mountainandhillfarmingandfarmingincertainless-favoured areas.
ThispackagealsoincludedaproposalforaDirectiveonadrainage
programmeinless-favoured regionsintheWestofIrelandinorderto
improveproductivity andincomesinagriculture .Thiswastheonly
measuretobeadoptedbytheCouncilduringthediscussions heldfrom
8to12May1978onthefixingofthe1978/79pricesandrelated
measures;therateoffinancialparticipation bytheGuidanceSection
wasfixedat50%ofeligibleexpenditure,representing atotalcost
of26millionunitsofaccountoverfiveyears.
1)0JNoL166,19June1978,p.1.

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2.Financingofprojectsfortheimprovement ofagricultural structures
underRegulation No17/64/EEC
PursuanttoArticle6(4)ofRegulation (EEC)No729/70capital
grantsforprojectsfortheimprovement ofagricultural structures
underRegulation No17/64/EECareauthorizedtocontinueaslong
astheannualexpenditureceilingof325Mu.a.forcommonmeasures
isnotexceeded.
Accordingtobudgetaryestimates,expenditure oncommonmeasures
willexceedthissumin1978forthefirsttime.Regulation No
17/64/EECshouldthereforeceasetoapplyfromthatyear.
However,duringits516thmeetingof8to12May1978theCouncil
invitedtheCommissiontotakethenecessarystepstopermit,in
1978and1979,thefinancingofmeasuresinthefieldofproduction
structuresunderRegulation No17/64/EEC,orofcomplementary
measuresstilltobeproposed.Intheformercase,individual
projectspresentedbytheMemberStatewouldbeaccepteduptothe
1October1978.Thefinancingshallbemadebyderogationtoarticle
6ofRegulation (EEC)No.729/70byhavingrecoursetothereserves
postedinChapter88oftheBudget,theamounttobemadeavailable
forthispurposeshallnotbegreaterthan70MEUA.
«
Financingofprojectsfor1977
2.1Quantitative analysisoftheprojectsfinanced
Inthe1977budgetitwasprovidedthatasumof91.2u.a.wouldbe
setasideforfinancingindividualprojectsunderRegulation
No17/64/EEC(Article800).
Thisfigurewasincreasedtoincludeappropriations recovered
throughthediscontinuance orreductionofaidalreadygranted
(Article2ofRegulation (EEC)No3171/75),foratotalof25605819u.a.,
andunusedappropriations .

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allocatedtootherchaptersinvolvingexpenditure bytheGuidance
SectionoftheEAGGF.The1977budgetalreadyprovidedforanamount
of80u.a.forRegulation (EEC)No355/77;whichistoreplaceRegulation
No17/64/EECasregardsthefinancingofprojectstoimprovethestructures
forprocessing andmarketingagricultural products.SinceRegulation
(EEC)No355/77appliesonlyfrom1January1978,theappropriations were
usedforRegulation No17/64/EEC.Furthermore,theMemberStates'
applications forrepaymentinrespectofsomecommonmeasuresand
specialmeasuresamountedtolessthanhadbeenannounced.Thismeant
thatafurther50492815u.a.couldbeusedtofinanceprojects
underRegulation No17/64/EEC.
Beforeapportioning theappropriations amongtheindividualprojectsput
forwardfor1977itwasnecessary,inaccordancewiththedeclaration
enteredintheminutesonadoptionoftheRegulationintroducing asystem
ofpremiumsforthenon-marketing ofmilkandmilkproducts(Regulation
(EEC)No1078/77),todeducttheadvancesrequestedinthisconnection
bysomeMemberStates.Theseadvancesamountto9752000u.a.
1.... .2TheCommission wasthereforeable,on18Julyand21December1977,
togranttotalaidof247298634u.a.tomeet802requestsforaid
coveringthetwohalvesof1977.
Thissumisbrokendownasfollows:
1)0JNoC229,26September1977,p.1.
2)0JNoC29,4February1978,p.2.

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TABLE 1
Aidgranted bytheGuidance SectionoftheEAGGFfor1977
Member
StateAmounts
Recovered *
(u.a.)I
Deduction for
advances **
(u.a.)Numberof
projects
financedAidGranted
(u.a.)TotalInvestment
(u.a.)
Germany 4.611.945 4.840.000 159 44.492.739 197.608.996
Belgium 4.222.581 48.000 78 12.336.079 53.681.650
Denmark I103.677 42 9.824.359 51.378.768
France 2.685.289 3.600.000 79 46.439.689 217.716.283
Ireland I18.670 101 18.030.037 101.825.191
Italy 13.109.481 198 77.450.872 380.754.987
Luxembourg 108 24.000 1 68.112 151.360
Netherlands 807.808 1.240.000 49 11.300.000 94.881.785
United 46.260 95 27.356.747 135.436.597
Kingdo^t !25.605.819 9.752.000 802 247.298.634 1.233.435.617
*Article 2ofRegulation (EEC)No3171/75.
**Regulation (EEC)No1078/77.
Asmanyrequestsforaidweresubmitted in1977underRegulation No17/64/EEC
asinprevious years:1066projects wereputforwardthrough MemberStates
beforetheendof1976,whichtogether with77projects notadoptedowingtolack
ofavailable appropriations in1976,broughtthetotalnumberofrequests for
aidsubmitted for1977to1143,ofwhich70werelaterwithdrawn orbecame
unnecessary .
TheCommission carriedoutinvestigations ofalegal,economic,technical and
financial naturewhichledtotheexclusion of91projects whichappeared tobe
unacceptable ornottocomplywiththeprovisions ofRegulation No17/64/EEC.
The802projects whichqualified foraidfromtheFundrepresent atotalinvestment
of1233435617u.a.,oranaverageinvestment of1537950u.a.perproject;
theaverageaidperproject amountsto308353u.a.

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Whenapportioning theappropriations ,accountwastakenoftheparticular
disadvantages sufferedbyIrelandwithregardtoagricultural structures and
ofthefactthatrequestsforaidwereputforwardforthefirsttimefor
forFrenchoverseasdepartments .

Table2
Qualitative analysisoftheprojects financed in1977
Improvement ofproduction structures10.
Land
ImprovementHydi
worl"aulic
<s jAfforestation Misc.
Member
State
JNo.
of
Droj.JAid
granted
(u.a.)No.
of
projAid
granted
.(u.a.)No.
of
projAid
granted
(u.a.)No.
of
)roj.Aid
granted
(u.a.)Totalaid
granted
(u.a.)Totalinvest­
ment
(u.a.)
|Germany • 4612.724.1Ci8 206.950.965 61.966.684 14Γ8.941.668 30.603.425 126.<55.941 !
Il3elqium 316.774.731 191.879.725 3261.888 8.916.344 37.063.069
JDenmark'3258.067 258.067 1.262.130'
IFrance114.882.625 119.182.568 173.929 3119.945.801 34.084.923 165.851.348
IIreland 1376.759 676.123.413 6.500.172 I35.693.153
Italy 88.864.511 73.016.965 246.397.240 6421.031.844 39.310.560168.926.625
JLuxembourg 168.112 68.112 151.360
INetherlands 7'734.291 131.259.009 1156.540 2.149.840 :9.906.343
United
Kingdom '■102.777.479 7862.718 3.640.197 18.636.935
TOTAL i
10333.980.266 8225.511.582 31
I
I8.457.853 19057.581.939 125.531.640 563.946.904
<27,1X) .<20,3X) <6,7%>. <45,9%> <100%>\

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2.2Qualitative analysisofprojects
2.2.1Improvement ofproductionstructures (cf.Table2,p.10)
(a)Landimprovement
Theprojectsrelatetofarmroads(81projects)andworkconnected
withlandandhydraulicdevelopment (22projects).
(b)Hydraulicworks
Thisheadingcoversdrainageworkwithpumpingstations(41projects),
improvements towatercoursesanddrains(37projects),flood
controlreservoirs(2projects)andcombinedhydraulicandland
improvement work(2projects).
(c)Miscellaneous
Thisheadingcoversprojectsfor:
-theconstruction offishingvessels(16);
-tfieprovisionofpotablewaterandrelatedwork(113);
-theprovisionoffacilitiesforresearchandvocational
traininginagriculture (14);
ruralelectrification (10);
-thereorganisation ofvine-growing (16);
-artificialinsemination centres(5);
-therestructuring offruitgrowing(2);
-therestructuring ofolivegrowing(2);
-thedevelopment offishfarming(2);
-qualitycontrollaboratories formilkandfruitand
vegetablesandlaboratories forthecampaignagainstcattle
disease(5);
-soilandplantresearchstations(2);
-centresfortraininghorsesandforselectionandgenetic
controlforimprovingthebreedingofpigeonsandrabbits(2)t

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2.2.2Improvement ofcombinedstructures
Table3
MemberState Numberof
projectsfinancedAidgranted
(u.a.)Totalinvestment
(u.a.)
IGermany 5 1.274.313 6.465.463
Belgium 2 I302.521 1.633.265
Denmark 8 1.417.594 6.297.581
France 2 542.834 2.171.334
Ireland 9 2.736.653 11.433.970
Italy 9 5.499.097 27.452.364
Luxembourg I
Netherlands 6 1.372.552 6.508.214
UnitedKingdom 10 2.647.519 11.741.991
TOTAL 51 15.793.083 73.704.182
Theprojectsincludedunderthisheadingrelatetobothproduction and
marketingstructures.In1977,projectsqualifyingforaidfromtheFund
coveredtheconstruction ormodernization of:
-24animalfeedfactories,
-9plantsforthepreparation andtreatmentofseeds,
3centresforstoringandmarketingnurseryproducts,
2miIktestingstationswithpilotfactories,
2oyster-farming complexes,
-2plantsfortheproduction andtreatmentoftobacco,
-2trawlerswithequipmentforprocessingfishonboard,
-2storehousesforfishinggear,
2supplycooperatives .
ThisheadingincludesthreeItalianprojectsforthestudyandpropagation
ofaparticularbreedofcattle,theconstruction ofaqueductsinruralareas
andthemodernization ofcheesefactories,andtheimprovementofmilk
collection andmilkrefrigeration onthefarm.

TABLE4.
Improvement ofmarketing structures in197713.
I Mille
.Frmti tτ
1
.products Meatj&vegetables Wine Cereals Misc.
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StateM–
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ozAid
granted
(u.a.)4–
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(n-a.)H­
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grantedH–
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granted
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granted
(u.a.)Totalaid
granted
(u.a.)Total
Invest.
(u.a.
I.Germany >163339272 93821722 131139752 172970109 :101099375 324477112615001 j64687592
jBe-lgium 4591764 81U99328 61084345 268004 3273773 .3117214 14985316
iDenmark 5708308 18
ι5841909 170267 71528214I8148698 ]43819057
jFrance17V528012 2786606 31353279 1144035 11811932 49693601
Ireland 113607912 33422258 101763041 8793211 ,
I54698068 I
litaly 168531 95433469 247575202 209422741 21148369 308992903 32641215 -
l184375998
Luxembourg
Netherland 1319410 61464903 6297212 1383626 85312457 7777608 78467228 "
llnited '
Kingdom I81347448 3314705345 3350601 3456088 214209549 21069031 105057671
TOTAL469982645 •10345316946 54^11233718 AO.13746129 193225729 8322468743 105973910 595784531
<9,4%> <42,8%) <10-6%) <13,0%)<"3,0%) <21,2%)<100%)

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2.2.3Improvement ofmarketingstructures (cf.Table4,p.13)
a)Milkproductssector
Theprojectsfinancedrelatetothemodernization and
rationalization ofdairies(27),thesettingupandenlargement
ofcheesefactories (10),thesupplyofmilktreatmentplant(4)
theimprovement ofplantforproducingchocolategranulesin
dairies(3)andextensionofthemilksupplynetwork(2).
b)Meatsector
Inthissectoraidwasgrantedtofinancetheconstruction or
modernisation ofslaughterhouses (45),processingplants(25),
meatproductsfactoriesattachedtoslaughterhouses (16),cold
storesformeat(9),,livestockmarkets(6)andcuttingrooms(2).
c)Fruitandvegetablessector
Theprojectsfinancedincludemarketpreparation andstorage
centres(30),processingplants(13),salesandmarketing
installations (8),2sortingcentresand1packingstation.
d)Winesector
InthissectortheFundgrantedaidfor35projectsforthe
construction orimprovementofcooperatives wineries,amarketingand
displaycentreforwine,salespoints(oneproject),abottlingplandand
the^construction ofagrapecollectioncentre.
e)Cerealssector
The19projectsfinancedrelatedtocentresforthemarketpreparation,
dryingandstorageofcereals(13),theextensionofflourmills
(2),themanufactureofcereal-based products(2)andtheconstruction
orenlargement ofgrainsilos(2).
f)Miscellaneous
Theseprojectsrelatedto:
-poultryslaughterhouses andmarketingcentres(23);
-fishprocessingplants(18);
cooperativeoilmills(12);
-centresforthestorageandmarketingofvariousagricultural
products(11);c)
d)

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-marketingcentresforflowersandplants(9);
-tobaccofactories (5);
fourprojectsfor:alterationstoastarchfactoryequippedfor
producingproteinsandprotein-rich products;theextensionofan
oilmillwithacooperativestoreattached;theinstallation ofplant
forproducingbloodplasmaandhaemoglobin;theconstruction ofan
establishment forproducingfeedforpoultryandrabbits.
3.PROBLEMSCONNECTED WITHTHEANNUALALLOCATION OFFUNDS
From1978,theestimatedoverallcostofthecommonmeasuresshall
begreaterthantheannualallocationof325millionunitsofaccount.
In1980,theappropriations notcommittedduringpreviousfinancial
yearsandplacedinreserveshallbefullyutilised.
Forthesereasons,theCouncil,duringits516thmeetingofthe
8to12May1978,invitedtheCommissiontopresentassoonaspossible
aproposition modifyingtheannualallocation.
A.GENERALASPECTSOFMANAGEMENT
4.1Coordination
Itwaspossibletoreinforcethecoordination oftheGuidance
Section'sactivitieswiththoseofotherfinancialinstruments during
1977,mainlythroughtheinstitutionoftheyaskForceonthecoordination
offinancialinstruments withstructural aims.Theregularmeetings
ofthetaskforcehavemadeitpossibletoexchangeviewsontheproblemsand
ideasputforwardandinparticulartoobtainafarmoredetailed
knowledgeofthewayinwhichthevariousfinancialinstruments concerned
bycoordination takeeffect.

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4.2Publicity
ApartfromgeneralpublicityontheactivitiesoftheGuidanceSection,
suchaspublications ofbrochuresandpublication intheOfficial
JournalofdecisionstorepaytoMemberStatestheexpenditureincurred
inrespectofcertaincommonmeasuresandspecialmeasures,thisactivity
isconcentrated onindividualprojects(Regulation No17/64/EECas
regardsthepastplusRegulation (EEC)No355/77from1978).These
projectsareparticularly suitableforshowinginterestedpartiesthat
theyobtaindirectadvantagefromparticipation bytheGuidanceSection,
notonlysincethefinancialmeansaresubstantial butparticularly through
thewayinwhichfinancingiscarriedout,thatistosaybythegrant
andpaymentofsubsidiesdirectlytobeneficiaries .Theprojects,
moreover,whethertheyconcernagricultural infrastructures orthe
marketingofagricultural products,arenotonlyofinteresttothe
directbeneficiaries butnormallyalsohavealargesignificance for
theareaandregioninvolved.Thelocalpressisthereforeparticularly
interested inthedetailsofaiddecisionswhichtheCommission's
information departmentsuppliestothem.Suchpublicityreachesawider
andmoredirectlyinterestedpublicthanmerepublication intheOfficial
Journaloflistsofprojectsfinanced.
4.3Administrative procedures
Experienceindealingwithapplications foraidforindividualprojects
underRegulation No17/64/EEChasshownthatstudyofmanyfilestook
anunnecessarily longtimebecausetheapplications didnotincludeall
theinformationrequired,whichmadeitnecessarytorequestfurther
particulars (severaltimesinsomecases).Otherapplicants,onthe
otherhand,sentinvoluminousfilesonlypartofwhichwasnecessary
forstudyingtheapplication .Therewerealsoconsiderable differences
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Inordertorationalize andharmonizetheprocedureforsubmitting
projectsunderRegulation (EEC)No355/77,theCommissionhaslaid
downinitsimplementing Regulation (EEC)No219/78thatapplications
mustbeputforwardonformstobecompletedforeachproject.This
willprovidecompleteinformation ofthesamenatureinrespectofall
projectsandshouldsimplifyandreducetheadministrative workloadboth
forthebeneficiary andMemberStateandfortheEAGGFdepartments .
Suchasystemwillalsomakeitpossibletousethecomputerforsome
administrative androutinework,fordrawingupstatisticsandeven
forsometranslation workonthebasisofstandardized phrasesinall
languages.Officialswillthusbeabletopaymoreattentiontoa
studyoftheprojectsproper,whichwillmakeiteasiertocomplywith
theveryshorttimelimitsintheRegulationfordecidingonthegranting
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5.IMPLEMENTATION OFTHEDECISIONS TOGRANTAID
5.1Individualprojects
5.1.1Paymentsin1977
In1977theCommissionreceived 1398applications for
paymentandtherewerestill269applications,received
attheendof1976,tobeexamined.Ofthese1667applicat­
ions,1530wereexaminedduringtheyear,andpaymentwas
provisionally refusedinrespectof294ofthesesince
furtherinformation wasnecessary.
Takingintoaccountapplications forpaymenttheprocessing
ofwhichcontinuedfrom1976into1977,1538applications
gaverisetopaymentin1977foratotalsumof196.5Mu.a.;
756ofthesepaymentswereinrespectofcompletedprojects.
ThebreakdownbyMemberStateofpaymentscarriedoutin1977
isasfollows:
TableNo5
Paymentsinrespectofindividualprojectscarriedoutin1977
MemberState Amount(u.a.)
Germany 52489400.24
Belgium 14936862.90
France 40318595.79
Italy 30466779.31
Luxembourg ! 1763453.70
Netherlands 16771444.36
Denmark 11905754.68
Ireland 5292204.60
UnitedKingdom 22556833.17
AdetailedbreakdownofprojectsbyyearandbyMember
StateisgiveninAnnex0.VI.

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5.1.2Rateofpaymentofaidgranted
By31December1977theCommission hadactuallypaidout839Mu.a.
sincethebeginningofEAGGFoperations.
Thebreakdownofthisamountbyyearofcommitment andbyMember
StateisgiveninAnnexO.VII.
EAGGFaidispaidtobeneficiaries whentheyhaveprovidedproof
thattheconditionsforpaymentarefulfilled.Therateofpayment
ofaidthereforedependsontherateatwhichapplications for
paymentareputforwardbyMemberStatestotheCommission.
Asthetablebelowshows,thepercentagepaidoutvariesfromone
MemberStatetoanotherandaccordingtotheperiodinwhichaid
wasgranted.
PaymentsasA
ofcommitments
4*«II _Aidgranted
from1965to1972Aidgranted
in1973and1974Aidgranted
from1975to1977
ιυιαιν-πσπιυϊτι
States 91 39.5 11.6
Germany 95.1 53.3
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BeIgium 93 47.9 18.6
France 93.9 39.8 8.4
Italy 79.2 10.8 0.8
Luxembourg 96.1 83.1 6.2
Netherlands 97.3 68.3 19.3
Denmark 77.4 36.2
Ireland 37.3 7.6
UnitedKingdom 50 24.8
(1)Commitments minuscancellations .
Asinpreviousyears,paymentofaidproceedsslowestinItaly,
followedbyIrelandandFrance.Thereasonsforthesedelaysare
mainlythelongtimetakentostartwork,thelongtimetakento
carryitoutandthetimetakenbytheadministrative processesof
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5.1.3Implementation ofprojects
a)Situation
SincetheEAGGFwassetuptheCommission hasgrantedaidfromthe
Fundto7066projects .
By31December 1977,3076oftheseprojects hadbeencompleted
andtheaidgrantedtothemhadbeenpaid.Ontheotherhand,
429projects hadbeenwithdrawn bytheirbeneficiaries andarenot
tobecarriedout.Atotalof3561projects wasinprogress and
partoftheaidhadalready beenpaidforsomeofthese.
Thefollowing tablegivesabreakdown ofthesituation byMember
State:
Projects
financedProjects
completedProjects not
carried out
ι-Projects
underway
Germany 1.574 885 14 675
Belgium 763 432 19 312
Denmark 130 45 85
France 1.023 552 32 439
Ireland 290 35 3 252
Italy 2.313 635 343 1.335
Luxembourg 32 1 4
Netherlands 459 296 11 152
UnitedKingdom 477 164 6 307
7.066 3.076 429 3.561
Thisshowsthathalftheprojects arestillunderwayandthatsome
6%oftheprojects financedwillnotbecarriedout.
Itshouldbenotedthat,inlinewiththefindings inpoint5.1.2,
Italyalsohasthehighestproportion ofprojects notcarriedout
(15%).
b)Amendments toprojects
In1977theCommission received 255requests foramendments ,to
whichmustbeaddedninefromtheprevious yearinrespectofwhich
additional information hasbeenrequested .
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theamendmentsbeingonlyofminorimportance andentailingonly
slightincreasesorreductionsincostscomparedwiththeestimates.
Inthecaseof91applications thedecisionshadtoberevised,the
amendmentsbeingsuchthattheprojectscouldnolongerbefinanced
onthebasisoftheoriginaldecisions.Someofthesedecisions
involvedreductions,whichtotalled731992u.a.,intheaidgranted.
Atotalof49applications couldnotbedealtwithforlackofthe
additionalinformationrequested,and14werewithdrawnorrejected.
C)Projectsnotcarriedout
In1977,131beneficiaries decidedtoforegotheaidgranted.Asa
result,13621239.80u.a.werenotused,namely10854530.74u.a.
forItaly,538251.35u.a.forGermany,1321644.92u.a.forBelgium,
12671.99u.a.forIreland,651153u.a.forFranceand242987.80u.a.
fortheUnitedKingdom.Further,pursuanttoRegulation (EEC)No3171/75,
theCommissioncancelledtheaidgrantedfor49projects(45Italian,
3Belgianand1Dutch),atotalof11809120.71u.a.
d)Projectscarriedoutinbreachoftheconditionslaiddown
In1977theCommissioncancelledtheaidgrantedfor20projects
(representing atotalof917341.02u.a.)becausetheworkhadbeen
entirelyorpartlycarriedoutindisregardoftheconditionslaid
down.
e)Projectscarriedoutatlowercostthanestimated
In1977asumof14627490u.a.wasnotusedsincetheactualeligible
expenditure provedtobelessthantheestimatesonwhichtheaid
decisionhadbeenbased.
5.1.4Unusedappropriations
Takingintoaccountthefactorsdescribedaboveunder5.1.3,atotal
of41707183u.a.willnotbeusedintheyearofappropriations as
aresultofcircumstances arisingin1977.
SincethestartoftheEA6GFGuidanceSection,appropriations amounting
to106.4Mu.a.havebeencancelledintheiryearofappropriation ,as
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Totalunused
appropriationsD Β DK FIRL IL NUK
106.4
=10015.1 8.60.1014.00.9058.20.02 2o70.3
τ
Itshouldbepointed outthatRegulation (EEC)No3171/75hassofar
enabled 54330362u.a.(included intheabove106.4 Mu.a.)tobe
recommitted in1976and1977.
5.1.5Re-useofappropriations pursuant toCouncilRegulation (EEC)No3171/75
of5December 1975
In1977theCommission ,pursuant toArticle 2ofRegulation (EEC)No3171/75,
released thesumof25605818.68u.a.fromtheperiod1966to1976andthis
wasrecommitted tocoverpartoftheaidgrantedto1977projects .
Thefollowing tableshowstheoriginofthistotalandthatofthe
28724543.56u.a.released andrecommitted for1976projects
t I 1976 1977
Appropriations released Appropriations released
GERMANY 4023653.96 4611944.78
BELGIUM 2190571.24 4222581.06
DENMARK 13043.47 103676.94
FRANCE 2387400.13 2685288.62
IRELAND 614999.51 18669.58
ITALY 18003526.88 '13109481.45
LUXEMBOURG 949.56 108.–
NETHERLANDS 1435971.65 807808.29
UNITED KINGS0M 54427.16 46259.96
28.724543.56 25605818.68

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5.1.6Situation at31December 1977asregardsprojects financed formorethan
fiveyears
Ofthe2932projects financed between 1964and1971,2165havebeen
completed,479areunderwayand288willnotbecarriedout.
Theappropriations committed fortheyearsinquestiontotal
708657441.78u.a.Theposition isasfollows :
-514751239.19u.a.havebeenpaidforprojects intheyearsin
question,
-75200883.40u.a.werenotused,
-118705319.19u.a.arestilitobepaid.
Itshouldbepointedoutthattheunusedappropriations (75200883.40u.a.)
include 39031481.72u.a.recommitted in1976and1977,ofwhich
23612618.22u.a.werepaidoutupto31December 1977.
Detailsfor1964to1971aregiveninAnnexO.VIIIfromwhichthe
following percentage figuresfortheaidinquestion maybederived:
VCADAPPROPRIATIONS COMMITTED Aid
Actually
PaidUnused
AppropriationsAppropriations
tobecarried
overto1978itnt\IN AMOUNT
1964 1965 9056922 83.90 16.10
1965 1966 17134258 77„92 22.08
1966 1967 41586875 76.73 21.03 2.24
1967 1968 26039369 85.34 12.90 1.76
1968 1968/69 94897375 78.67 18.08 I3.25
19691s
instalment 1969 8472837 84.72 13.08 2.20
1969II-
III-IV-1970 151527163 80.65 867 10.68instalment
1970 1971 159999497 68.36 7.30 2434
1971 1972 199943145.78 63.15 6.00 30.85

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5.2SpecialMeasures
5.2.1Aiddecisions
In1977theEAGGFGuidanceSectiongrantedaidforthefollowing
measures :
a)Launchingaidforfruitandvegetableproducergroups
(Article14ofRegulation (EEC)No1035/72)
TheexpenditureincurredbytheMemberStates,calculated onthe
basisofthevalueoftheproductsmarketedbythesegroups,is
reimbursed bytheEAGGFattherateof50%.
In1977,516823.27u.a.wasreimbursedtoDenmarkand946627.79u.a.
toItalyinrespectoftheir1975expenditure;233402.57u.a.
wasalsoreimbursedtoDenmarkinrespectofits1976expenditure so
thatthetotalamountpaidbytheEAGGFamountsto1696853.63u.a.
Requestsforreimbursement inrespectofexpenditure incurredin
1976havealsobeenputforwardbyBelgium,France,Italy,the
Netherlands andtheUnitedKingdom.Decisionscouldnotbetaken
before31December1977however,sincetheadditionalinformation
requestedfromtheseMemberStateshadnotyetbeenprovided.
Thismeasurehadbeenappliedasfollowsat31December1977:
Member
State
4GroupssetupExpenditure by
theMemberStatesReimburse­
mentby
Number AoftotalAmount ([u.a)\%oftotatheEAGGF
(u.a.)
Germany 7825.8 6
I53371423.33266857
Belgium 10.3 6706402.4251490
Denmark 206.6 15323595.4766180
France 15752.0 12565174.5524306
Italy 4113.6 1789226063.76333119
United
Kingdom51.7 2020930.7 60870
Total 302 100 28087583(100Ï1202822
ThistableshowsthattherearethemostgroupsinFrance(52%
ofthegroupssetupbutrepresenting only4.5%ofexpenditure
declaredtotheEAGGF)buttheaidpaidinItalyisfarandaway
thegreatest(63.7%oftotalexpenditure bytheMemberStates).
Itshouldalsobepointedoutthatthemeasureispractically
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b)Launchingaidforproducers'organisations inthefishingindustry
(Article6ofRegulation (EEC)No100/76)
Theexpenditure incurredbytheMemberStates,calculatedonthebasis
ofthevalueoftheproductsmarketedbythesegroups,isreimbursed
bytheEAGGFattherateof50%.
Applications forreimbursement inrespectofexpenditure in1976were
submittedin1977byGermany,FranceandtheUnitedKingdomandin1978by
Ireland.TheEAGGFwillreimburseonthisbasisin1978.
Thismeasurehadbeenappliedasfollowsat31December1977:
Member
StateGroupssetup Expenditure byReimbursement
bytheEAGGF
(u.a.) Number ÂoftotalAmount
(u.a.)Âoftotal
Germany
France
Ireland
UK3
7
1
518.7
43.7
6.3
31.3123.474
20907823.1
39.-
9.5
28.444811
70574
68629
Total 16 1001
535631100 184014
c)Improvement oftheproduction andmarketingofCommunitycitrusfruit
(Regulation (EEC)No2511/69(TitleI)
Article1(1)ofRegulation (EEC)No2511/69providesforaidfromthe
EAGGFforconvertingexistingplantations oforangeandmandarintreesto
othervarietiesandfortheestablishment ,improvement andenlargement of
handling,storageandprocessinginstallations forcitrusfruit,while
paragraph 2ofthesameArticleprovidesforadditionalaidforfarmers
whoundertakeconversion .TheEAGGFreimburses 50%ofMemberStates'
expenditure .
ThismeasureisappliedbyItalyandFrance,whoseplanswereapproved
bytheCommissionon1Februaryand16February1973respectively .
InItalytheeligibleexpenditure amountedin1976to3595million
lire(5752207.16u.a.),ofwhichtheEAGGFreimbursed 2876103.58
u.a.

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On31December1976totalexpenditureincurredbyItalyamountedto
8.98Mu.a.or3.1%oftheexpenditure providedforintheplanas
approved.Thisexpenditure isbrokendownbetweenthedifferentmeasures
asfollows:
MeasuresExpenditure
providedfor
intheplanExpenditur
Iupto•eincurredbyItaly
31.12.1976
Amount
(Mu.a.)Aofexpenditure
providedforin
theplan
Conversion
Marketing
Additional aid120.83
71.60
96.571.55
7.36
0.071.28
10.27
0.07
289.001
8.98 3.10
On31December1976totalexpenditure incurredbyFranceamountedto
312458u.a.or12.8%oftheexpenditure providedforintheplan
asapproved.Thisexpenditureisbrokendownbetweenthedifferent
measuresasfollows:
MeasuresExpenditure
providedfor
intheplan!
ExpenditureincurredbyItaly
upto31.12.1976
Amount
(Mu.a.)%ofexpenditure
providedforin
theplan
Conversion 2.43 312458 12.8
Additional aid 0.03
Inordertospeedupapplication ofthemeasure,theCommission
adoptedRegulation (EEC)No340/77whichremovedtherestrictive
requirementinrespectoftheminimumareaoffarmsqualifyingfor
additionalaid.Thereis,however,alsosubstantialdelayinrespect
ofconversionsincefarmershesitatetoconverttheirorchardsbecause
ofthegreatexpenseandthefactthattheylosetheincomefromthe
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(d)Slaughter ofcowsandnon-marketing ofmilkandmilkproducts
(Regulation (EEC)No1975/69)
Expenditure incurred bytheMemberStatesisreimbursed bytheEAGGF
attherateof50%.Thismeasure hasbeenterminated .(1)
In1977,999.96u.a.werereimbursed toBelgiuminrespectof1976
expenditure .Thispaymentcoverspremiums whichwerepaidlate.The
resultsofthismeasure werepublished inthesixthFinancial Reportand
remainunchanged .
5.2.2.Payments
In1977,payments implementing thedecisions referred toaboveamounted
to4573957.17u.a.including 99.96u.a.toBelgium,750225.84u.a.
toDenmark and3822731.37u.a.toItaly(seetotalIIinAnnexO.IX).
Since1966thetotalamountofappropriations paidforspecialmeasures
amountsto283677924.42u.a.;thisfigureisbrokendownasfollows :
Payments
MemberStateAmountinu.a.Aoftotal
Germany I4177619394 14.7
Belgium I7629738.39 2.7
Denmark 766179.67 0.3
France 28128541.64 9.9
Italy 190261079.29 67.1
Luxembourg 7777033.62 I2.7
Netherlands 7209658 2.5
UnitedKingdom 129499.31|0.1
Total 283677924.42 100
Detailsoftheappropriations committed andpayments madeasat
31December 1977aregiveninAnnexO.X.
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5.2.3.Supporting evidence forLump-sum aid
Italy
On31December 1977payments ofaidonthebasisofreports
received fromItalystoodasfollows :
Mu.a.
Aidgranted onthebasisof
R.130/66
Article 4R.130/66
Article 12R.159/66
a)AidpaidbytheEAGGF
Guidance Section to
Italy45 15 87.3
b)Valueofinvestment
implemented orin
progress78.8 34.1 140.2
c)AidpaidbytheItalian
Government to
beneficiaries50.6 15.8 47.25
d)Amountnotdisbursed
Ca-c)40.05
TheCommission initiated theinfringements procedure on18February
1976againstItalyunderArticle 169oftheTreatybecausethetime
Limitslaiddownhadnotbeencompliedwith.
TheItalian Government replied on24January 1977tothereasoned
opinion issuedbytheCommission undertheinfringements procedure ,
andundertook topaytheaidbeforetheendoftheyear.The
Commission decidedtostaytheinfringements procedure during1977
andItalywasinvitedtosendinfinalreportsbefore 31January 1978.
5.3 Commonmeasures
5.3.1 Commonmeasures onthereformofagricultural structures (Directives
72/159~160~161/EECand75/268/EEC)
TheEAGGFreimburse 25%ofeligible expenditure totheMemberStates;
thisfigureis,however,increased to65%inthecaseofexpenditure
incurred byIreland andItalyinrespectofDirective 72/160/EEC
andto35%forthesameMemberStatesinrespectofexpenditure
underTitleIIofDirective 75/268/EEC.Oftheamounttobe
reimbursed 75%ispaidasanadvance andthebalanceispaidafter
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In1977,inrespectofthefourDirectives,theCommissiontook42
decisionsforreimbursement coveringatotalof77.04Mu.a.,which
bringsthetotalamountreimbursed upto31December1977to125.89Mu.a.
ThisfigureisbrokendownasfollowsbetweentheMemberStates:
Member
StateReimbursement bytheEAGGF(u.a.)%of
allexpenditure
at31.12.77 in1977 upto31.12.1977
Germany 14778585.24 28452046.89 22.6
BeIgium 145443191 1519375.49 1.2
Denmark 1714341.46 2421090.73 1.9
France 16572601.42 27890244.14 22.1
Ireland 9213405.48 12793930.52 10.2
Italy
Luxembourg 373227.48 373727.48 0.3
Netherlands 2566213.13 3732540.13 3.0
UnitedKingdom 30366436.14 48705229.78|38.7
Total 77039242.26 125888185.16 100
Thebreakdownofthesefiguresoverthefourcommonmeasuresisgivenin
AnnexesO.iXand0.XI,whichshowsthat:
in1977alone,expenditurerepresentsabout150%ofthesumof
expenditure inpreviousyears;
-theUnitedKingdomhasbeenthemainbeneficiary ofaidfromthe
Fund,largelyunderDirective268:
-ontheotherhand,nopaymentcouldbemadeinItalysincethere
theDirectiveshadnotyetbeenimplemented in1976;
-96.1Mu.a.(or76.4%ofthetotalfigure)havebeenreimbursed
underDirective268;
-Germanyisthemainbeneficiary underDirective159.
-Directive 72/159/EEConthemodernization offarms
Although,withtheexceptionofItaly,applications forreimbursement have
beenputforwardbyallMemberStatesthedeclaredexpenditure doesnot
coverallthemeasuresprovidedforbytheDirective,asshowninthe
followingTable:

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Member
StateMeasure sprovided forby
i^^\Reimbursemen1:bytheEAGGF
Art.8Ζ
Art.10Art.11
IArt.12Art.135In1977Upto
31.12.77%of
totalat
31.12.77
D 14540166 10052 79 296 6.9 14.3 55.8
B 750 17 5273 1 * 0.2 0.2 0.9
DK5815 26 6138 31 1.7 2.4 9.3
F 94 355988 0.3 0.3 1.2
IPL
Τ3546 23 2238 2.1 2.710.7
X
L 1 0.001 0.001 0.004
NL 5476 14 232 11 2.6 3.714.5
UK 1093825 305 !1 1.5 2.0 7.6
Total 312201.165 24.3611.333307 15.3 25.7 100.0
(1)Numberofdevelopment plansapproved .
(2)Numberoffarmersqualifying forthepremiumforchanging overtobeef
andvealandsheepmeat production .
(3)Numberoffarmsqualifying foraidasanincentive tokeepingaccounts .
(4)Numberofgroupsqualifying forlaunching aidformutualassistance
between farms.
(5)Numberoflandreparcelling andirrigation projects .
Thesedatashowthat:
-55.8%ofthesumspaidbytheEAGGFupto31December 1977werereceived
byGermany;theNetherlands followswith14.5%;ontheotherhand,no
payment hasbeenmadetoItaly,andFrance(wheretheDirective was
implemented in1976)qualified onlyfor1.2%ofthetotalsumreimbursed
bytheFund;
-Germanyalsohasbyfarthelargestnumberofdevelopment plansfinanced
(about46%ofthetotal),followed byDenmark andtheNetherlands ;
-onlyGermanyandtheNetherlands qualified forEAGGFsupportforaidpaid
inaccordance withArticle 13;Community participation inMemberStates'
expenditure issubjecttotherequirement that,whenthereparcelling or
irrigation iscomplete,atleast40%oftheareamustbeutilized byfarmswhich
havehadadevelopment planapproved or70%ofthearea'mustbeusedbyfarms
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Directive75/268/EEConmountainandhillfarmingandfarmingincertain
tess-favouredareas
Thelargestreimbursement bytheGuidanceSectionresultfromthis
Directive:atotalof60Mu.a.wasreimbursedin1977(comparedwith
36Mu.a.in1976),whichrepresents some78%oftotalexpenditure on
commonmeasures.
Thefollowingtablegivesanoverallpicture:
Member
StateMeasuresprovidedforbyReimbursemf
L?ntbytheEAGGF/>oftotal
TitleII
(1)TitleIV
(2)In1977
(3)upto31.12.77
D 90000 69 7.4 12.5 13.1
B 11700 2 1.3 1.3 I1.3
DK
97500 15.2 25.5 26.5
IRL 64400 7.0 9.9 10.3
II
L 3.800 0.4 0.4 0.4
NL
UK 46200 1 28.8 46.5 48.4
Total 313600 72 60.1 96.1 100
(1)Numberoffarmsqualifyingforthecompensatory allowanceforpermanent
naturalhandicaps.
(2)Numberofjointinvestmentschemesforfodderproductionandimprovement
andequipmentschemesforpastureandhillgrazinglandwhichisfarmed
jointly.
Thesedatashowthat:
-nearlyalltheaidconcernsthecompensatory allowance :thisis
calculated onthebasisofthenumberoflivestock(cattle,sheep
orgoats)or,inthecaseofotherproduction,onthebasisofthe
utilizedarea;
-theUnitedKingdom,with48.4%isbyfarthemainbeneficiary ofthis
aid,followedbyFrance(26.5%),Gemany(13.1%)andIreland(10.3%);
thenumberofqualifyingfarmersinthesefourMemberStatesis,however,
lowestintheUnitedKingdom,whichisexplainedbythefactthatfarms
therehavealargenumberoflivestockallofwhichqualifiesforpremiums;
-themeasureprovidedforinTitleIVisappliedonanappreciablescale
onlyinGermany.

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-Directive72/160/EECconcerningmeasurestoencouragethecessation
offarmingandthereallocation ofutilizedagricultural areaforthe
purposesofstructural improvement
ThisDirective,whichprovidesforthegrantofanannuitytofarmers
agedbetween60and65(ortohiredworkersandpermanentfamilyworkers);
givesrisetolittlereimbursement bytheEAGGF.Thisispartlyexplained
bythefactthatMemberStatesanyobtainreimbursement ofeligible
expenditure onlywhentheyhaveprovidedproofthattheutilized
agricultural areathusreleasedhasbeenputtooneoftheusesprovided
forbytheDirective.Thismeansthatthenumberofbeneficiaries isin
facthigherintheMemberStatesthanthefollowingtableshows:
MemberNumberoffReimbursement bythe%~ôf
Statebeneficiaries EAGGF(u.a.) total
in1977upto31.12.77
Germany 598 93305.95 143174.49 88.9
Belgium 6 1241.20 1464.58 0.9
Denmark
France 25(1)
Ireland 20 9.869.93 11237.56 7.0
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands24 990.19 1731.76 1.1
United
Kingdom 25 2493.77 3398.32 2.1
Total 698 107901.04 161006.71 100
(1)Reimbursement expectedin1978
Directive72/161/EECconcerningtheprovisionofsocio-economic guidance
forandtheacquisition ofoccupational skillsbypersonsengagedin
agriculture
ThisDirectiveisappliedinsixMemberStates,whichqualifiedforaid
of1.6Mu.a.in1977;1Mu.a.ofthiswaspaidtoFrance.
Thefollowingtablegivesanoverallpicture:

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MemberMeasuresprovided [
State forby Reimbursement bytheEAGGF
TitleITitle11^in1977upto TX
îftotal .51.12.77 ï
D 487 3.050 338289.71 1436525.06 36.2
B 1918 15467.64 15467.64 0.4
DK 209 30473.33 42437.60 1.1
16435 1044855.66 2066459.53 52.1
IRL |
I1126 112277.49 119618.32 3.0
L
NL
UK|83404 65190.08 287210.24 7.2
Total 573 23142 1606553.91 3967738.39 100
(1)Numberofsocio-economic consellors trained andappointed .
(2)Numberoffarmer-trainees whohavefollowed acomplete course
toobtain anewprofessional qualification .
Thesedatashowthatthemeasures provided forinTitleIhaveonly
beenappliedtoanyextentinGermany andtheUnitedKingdom,whereas
thenumberoffarmers whohavefollowed professional training courses
iseasilythegreatest inFrance(70%ofthefigureforalltheMember
States).

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5.3.2Othercommonmeasures
a)Aidtohopproducers' organisations -Articles 8and9of
Regulation (EEC)No1696/71
ThisRegulation provides bothforlaunching aidforproducer
groupsandforaidforchanging todifferent varieties and
restructuring plantations .TheEAGGFreimburses 25%and50%
respectively oftheMemberStates'expenditure .
In1977,995941.81u.a.werereimbursed totheUnitedKingdom
inrespectof1975expenditure and56552.65u.a.toFrancein
respectof1976expenditure .Applications forreimbursement
of1976expenditure wereputforward byGermany andtheUnited
Kingdombutaiddecisions couldnotbetakenin1977sincethe
additional information requested fromtheMemberStateswasnot
yetforthcoming .TheotherMemberStateshavenotyetdeclared
expenditure totheEAGGF.
Thefollowing tableshowsthesituation at31.12.1977 .
Member
C4.«4^LaunchingaidConversion and
restructuring aidTotalaid
paidbythe
MemberStatesEAGGF
reimburse­
ment%
of
aidpaidouate
Noof
groupsAidpaid Hectares Aidpaid
Germany
France
United
Kingdom3 55574 4415.65
260.49
2177.864136905
390714
24020894192479
390714
24020891285312
195357
110919960.00
5.6
34.4
Total 3 555746854.00 |69297086985282 2589868100
Thesedatashowthatthemeasure wasapplied mostextensively
inGermany,with65%oftotalareaconverted,60%oftotal
expenditure andaidof940u.a.perhectare onaverage.France,
ontheotherhand,reachedthemaximumof1500u.a.per
hectareforconversion .

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b)Measures toencourage thedevelopment ofbeefproduction -
Regulation (EEC)No1353/73
ThisRegulation providesfor:
-premiums fortheconversion ofdairyherdstobeefproduction ;
-premiums forthedeveloplent ofcattle-rearing formeatproduction .
TheEAGGFreimburses 50%ofMemberStates'expenditure .In1977atotal
of12798045.68u.a.wasreimbursed totheMemberStates,including
67360.47u.a.toBelgium,114374.70u.a.toDenmark,732963.76u.a.
toFrance,165199.72u.a.toIreland,13108.44u.a.toLuxembourg ,
181405.80u.a.totheNetherlands and11523632.79u.a.tothe
UnitedKingdom.
Requestsforreimbursement putforward byGermanyinrespectof1975
and1976couldnotbegrantedin1977sincesomedetailsrequested from
theMemberStatehadnotyetbeenreceived .
TheCommission ,inDecision 73/311/EECof28September 1973,authorized
theItalianRepublic nottoapplythesystemofpremiums fortheconversion
ofdairyherdstomeatproduction .Theresultsofthesemeasures at
31December 1977aregiveninthefollowing table:
Member I
State Ilumberof
leneficiariesHl.ofmilk
qualifying
forthepremiumPremiums paid
bythe
MemberStatesEAGGF
reimburse-
mentsaoftotal
reimbursements
Germany 7243 4133392.89 21747447 4463169.94 8^4
IBelgium 685 358674.80 1872699 936349.44 1.8
Denmark 621 568289.00 3085.480 1542740.13 2.9
IFrance 5719(1)3702344.03 21509061 10754530.45 20.4
Ireland 537 321729.72 2086668 1043333.94 2.0
Luxembourg 47 35490.83 199636 99817.98 0.2
INetherlands 572 504766.15 2686175 1343087.43 2.5
IUnited
IKingdom6643 9720679.00 65209196 32604298.09|61.8
Total 22067 19345366.42 118396.362 52787327.40100
(1)Plus84holdings inthedepartment ofCorsicawhichreceived
premiumsforthedevelopment ofspecialized stock-farming .
Thesedatashowthatthelargestnumberofbeneficiaries is
inGermany buthequantityofmilkdelivered perfarmerisonly
571hi.ThehighestfigureisintheUnitedKingdom

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wherefarmershavetheLargestherds,with1464hiperfarmer.
c)Premiumsforthenon-marketing ofmilkproductsandfortheconversion
ofdairyherds.-Regulation (EEC)No1078/77
Thisisthethirdmeasureunderthepolicyforthenon-marketing of
milkwhichstartedwithRegulation (EEC)No1975/69andcontinuedwith
Regulation (EEC)No1353/73.Thismeasureisthefirsttobeentirely
financedbytheEAGGF.
Ofthee'xpenditure onthismeasure,60%isfinancedbytheGuarantee
Sectionand40%bytheGuidanceSection.Thearrangements forfinancing
are,exceptionally ,thoselaiddownbyRegulations (EEC)Nos2697/70
and1723/72,namelythepaymentofadvances.However,twoMemberStates,
DenmarkandtheUnitedKingdom,havechosen,inaccordancewithArticle10
ofRegulation (EEC)No1078/77,thesystemofreimbursement usedfor
expenditure incurredin1977whichisreimbursable bytheGuidanceSection.
ThismeasuredoesnotapplyinItaly(Decision77/433/EECof15June1977).
AdvanceshavebeenpaidjointlywiththeGuaranteeSectionoftheEAGGF
andthesumspaidbytheGuidanceSectionamountedto2473754.62u.a.
forGermany,47968.78u.a.forBelgium,19917.50u.a.forFrance,
23554.56u.a.forLuxembourg and344112.50u.a.fortheNetherlands,
atotalof2909307.96u.a.AsIrelandincurrednoexpenditure in
1977itdidnotaskforanyadvance.(Seeadditionalinformation inthe
FinancialReportontheEAGGFGuaranteeSection).
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d)Surveyonthestructureofagricultural holdings-Directive75/108/EEC
WithinthelimitsfixedinArticle6ofthisDirective,theEAGGF
reimburses12u.a.toMemberStatesforeachfarminrespectofwhich
thedatalistedinArticle5aresuppliedtotheCommission.
ThefinalaidfigurewasagreedforBelgium,DenmarkandIrelandand
thebalanceofexpenditureincurredinrespectofthissurveywaspaid
in1977.Thefollowingtablesummarizestheresultsofthismeasureat
31December1977:

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Member
StateNoof
holdings
surveyedNoofholdings
~i:.:uiÄReimbursement bytheEA6GF[o?
CLI^IULCIin1977 upto31.12.77total
IGermany 100437 1000001960000 14.1
IBelgium 138067 20000 47654.50 238272.48 3.5
Denmark 20135 20000 48500.22 242504.96 3.6
France 143453 143453 730238.32 10.7
Ireland 37970 37970 97225.36 618364.59 9.1
Italy 233667 233667 3420326.76 50.1
ILuxembourg 1730 1730 20610.57 0.3
INetherIanck162594 25000 226656.80 3.3
United
Kingdom29277 29277 361898.57 5.3
Total 867330 611097 193380.08 6818873.05 100
PaymentofthebalancetoGermany,France,Italy,theNetherlands andthe
UnitedKingdomcouldnotbemadein1977,theamounts havebeencommitted
butpayment cantakeplaceonlyafterthorough studyofthedatasentto
theStatistical OfficeoftheEuropean Communities .
e)Conversion projects inthecod-fishing industry (Regulation (EEC)
No2722/72)
At31December 1977theCommission hadfinanced 12projects,threein
Germany andnineinFrance,foratotalfigureof9582914.92u.a.
Atthatdatenineprojects werecompleted andthreeinprogress .
Thepaymentof1274671.02u.a.in1977forFrenchprojects bringsthe
totalamountpaidsincethemeasure beganto7912621.77u.a.Nonew
aidwasgrantedin1977.
f)Measures forreorganizing Community fruitproduction (Regulation (EEC)
No794/76)
Thisisthesecondmeasureforgrubbingfruittrees.TheoldRegulation
(EEC)No2517/69provided forapremiumforgrubbing pear,appleandpeachtrees.
ThisRegulation isintended tore-establish abalance betweensupplyand
demandontheCommunity marketinapplesandpearsbyreducing thesupplyof
applesofthe"GoldenDelicious","Starking Delicious "and"Imperatore "
varieties andpearsofthe"PasseCrassane"variety.
TheEAGGFreimburses 50%ofMemberStates'expenditure .In1,977,
320925.49u.a.werereimbursed toFranceand20917.72u.a.tothe
Netherlands inrespectof1976expenditure ,atotalof341843.21u.a.

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Asthetimelimitforgrubbingwas1April1977theoperationswere,
forthemostpart,undertakenafterthe1976fruitharvest,whichiswhy
mostpaymentsweremadein1977andEAGGFaidwillbegrantedin1978.
5.3.3Payments
In1977,paymentsimplementing thedecisionsreferredtoaboveamounted
to95608984.65u.a.(seethetableinAnnexO.IX).Since1973thetotal
sumpaidforcommonmeasuresamountsto199977926.66u.a.Thedetailed
positionastoappropriations committedandpaymentsmadeat31december
1977isgiveninAnnexO.XI.
Thesepaymentsarebrokendownasfollows:
MemberState Paymentsmade Âoftotal
Germany 40545135.75 20.3
Belgium 2756966.19 1.4
Denmark 4206335.82 2.1
France 45150982.46 22.6
Ireland 14455629.05 7.2
Italy 3861926.76 1.9
Luxembourg 518010.59 0.2
Netherlands 5702314.58 2.9
UnitedKingdom 82780625.46 41.4
Total 199977926.66 100

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5.4SituationatDecember1977asregardstheappropriations ofthe
GuidanceSection
5.4.1Executionofthe1977budget
ThetablesinAnnexesO.XII,O.XIIIandO.XIVshowthat:
-ofthe325Mu.a.,103.3Mu.a.wereearmarkedtofinancecommon
andspecialmeasuresinsteadofthe233.8mu.a.originally
scheduled.Itshouldbenotedherethat80Mu.a.were
transferred fromitem8202,intendedtocoverexpenditurearising
underRegulation (EEC)No355/75for1977,and50.5Mu.a.
fromvariousotheritemstoprovideforthefinancingofindividual
projects.Accordingly :
-appropriations totalling221.7Mu.a.(originally91.2Mu.a.)were
availableforthefinancingofindividualprojectswithinthe
meaningofArticle13ofRegulation 17/64/EEC,
-duringthefinancialyear301.5Mu.a.werecommitted,ofwhich
79.9Mu.a.weredisbursed.
5.4.2Executionofpreviousbudgets
Thepositionon31December1977asregardsappropriations relating
toyearspriorto1977isgiveninAnnex0.XV.Thisshowsthat,
outofatotalof1052.5Mu.a.ofappropriations committed,
216.8Mu.a.weredisbursedin1977.Disbursement oftheremaining
838.7Mu.a.shouldtakeplaceduring1978andsubsequentyears.
5.4.3Overallposition
Asaresu.ltofthesituationdescribedabove,on31December1977
appropriations amountingto1060.4Mu.a.hadstilltobedisbursed.
5.4.4Amountsautomatically carriedforward(926241630.64u.a.)
Appropriations enteredinthe1976andpreviousbudgetswhichcover
paymentsnotyetmadeinrespectofcommitmentsenteredintoare
automatically carriedforwardforaperiodoffiveyears(Article
108(3)(a)oftheFinancialRegulationof21December1977).The
amountcarriedforwardto1978consists,firstly,ofappropriations of
922743948.86u.a.relatingtoaidgrantedforprojectsin1972,
1973,1974,1975,1976and1977.

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Secondly,thereareappropriations amountingto1670292.87u.a.
relatingtoaidgrantedforprojectsunderthecommonmeasurefor
conversioninthecod-fishing sectorand182738891u.a.committed
in1977forstatistical surveysonthestrucutreoffarms.
5-4.5Amountsnotcarriedforwardautomatically
a)Appropriations committedmorethanfiveyearsagowhichrequirethe
Council'sauthorization tobecarriedforward
Attheendofthefive-yearperiodreferredtoabove,the
Commission maysubmittotheCouncilandParliamentbefore
1Mayalistoftheappropriations whicharestillcommittedandfor
whichcarry-forward isrequested (Article108(3)(b)ofthe
above-mentioned Regulation )
Theamountcarriedforwardtothe1978financialyearconsists
ofappropriations relatingtoaidgrantedforprojectsin
1966,1967,1968,1969,1970and1971forwhichthecommitments
chargedin1967,1968,1969,1970,1971and1972hadnotbeen
disbursedby31December1977,eitherbecausepartoftheaid
hadyettobepaidfor479projects(118709318.70u.a.)or
becausetheamountof15418863.49u.a.carriedoverfrom1965to
1971andrecommitted in1977couldnotbedisbursedby
31December1977.Thismakesatotalof134128182.19u.a.
b)Useofappropriations notcommittedby31December1976and
carriedforwardto1977
Outof22163893.79u.a.ofappropriations carriedforwardbythe
Council,20885249.20u.a.werecommittedanddisbursedin1977.
Thesumof1278644.59u.a.lapses,ofwhich:
Item8300:cod-fishing 600000
Item8340:1975farmstructuressurvey513738.04
Item8910:slaughtering ofcowsandnon-
marketingofmilk 164906.55

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5.4.6Executionofthefirstsupplementary andamendingbudgetfor1977
(TitleV-SocialandRegionalFund)-AidforFrioul
UnderCouncilRegulation (EEC)No1505/76of21June1976onthe
Communitycontribution towardsrepairingthedamagecausedto
agriculture bytheearthquakeinMay1976intheregionof
Friuli-Venezia-Giulia ,45Mu.a.havebeengrantedtoindividual
projects.In1977afirstpaymentof395304.48u.a.couldbemade;
thebalanceof44604695.52u.a.mustbecarriedforwardto1978.
Meanwhile,17requestsforadvancestotalling800000u.a.have
beenreceivedforthatyear.Indications receivedbytheItalian
authorities andonthespotshowthatworkisproceeding and
applicationforsubstantial paymentsmaybeanticipated during1978.
5.5Contributions
Appropriations committedbetween1964and1971arecoveredby
theMemberStatescalculated onthebasisofspecificcost-sharing
formulae.Bypreviousagreementthesecontributions areonlycalled
forasandwhenrequired.
On31December1977,totalexpenditure bytheGuidancesectionfor
theyearsfrom1964to1971was755126330.90u.a.andMember
States'contributions totalled775241694.62u.a.
Thebreakdownofcontributions byMemberStatesisasfollows:
Germany 240286524.55
Belgium 62630451.70
France 240703714.35
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands162686443.24
1602058.34
67332502.44
Itisrecalledthatexpenditure bytheGuidanceSectioniscovered
bythenewsystemofresourcesandcontributions appliedtothe
entirebudgetasfromthe1972appropriations .

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6.Verifications
6.1.Verification ofindividualprojects
In1977,inspectionvisitsweremadeinrespectofnineprojects,
includingoneinBelgium,threeinFrance,twoinIrelandandthree
intheNetherlands .
Theinspections showedthatpaymentofaidwasjustifiedinall
caseswiththeexceptionofprojectIRL/121/74,forwhichthe
MemberStateconcernedhasnevertheless forwardedadditional
observations .
Theconstantworkonthestudyofapplications forpaymentmade
itimpossibletoincreasethenumberofinspectionvisits,which
representonly1.2%oftheprojectscompletedin1977.

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6.2Verification ofspecialmeasures
In1977twoinspectionvisitsweremadeinrespectofexpenditure
underRegulation (EEC)No1035/72(launchingaidforfruitand
vegetableproducergroups).
1.Denmark
Theinspectioncoveredaidpaidin1974and1975to20fruitand
vegetableproducergroupstotalling1.5Mu.a.Documentary evidence
andlistsofpaymentsavailableforconsultation attheappropriate
Ministrydepartments showedthatithadbeenpossibletocalculate
andpaytheaidandapplyforreimbursement inaccordancewith
Communityprovisions.AvisittotwogroupsnearCopenhagen andat
Odense(Fyn)showedthat,onthebasisoftheirexistingstatutes,
production,deliveryarrangements andavailabletechnicalresources,the
twogroupsareequippedtofulfilltheirobligations undertheabove-
mentionedRegulation.Theaidpaidtothesetwobeneficiaries represents
51.3%oftotalaid.
2.UnitedKingdom
Thisinspectioncoveredaidpaidtofiveproducergroupsbythe
UnitedKingdomfrom1974to1976foratotalsumof200000u.a.
Thedocumentary evidenceexaminedatthedivisionalareaofficeat
Maidstoneshowedthattheaidhadbeencalculated,paidandaccounted
forinaccordancewithCommunitylaw.Avisittotwoproducergroups
inKentshowedthatthelegalconditions (statutes,productionand
deliveryarrangements )andtechnicalconditions (buildingsandplant)
forcarryingoutthetasksofaproducergrouphadbeenfulfilled.
Theaidpaidtothesetwogroupsrepresents 66%ofthetotalfigure.

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6.3Verification ofcommonmeasures
a)Aidforimprovement ofagricultural structures
-Directive72/159/EEConthemodernization offarms.
AninspectionvisitwascarriedoutinBavaria.Thislandhasspent
DM89million,whichrepresents 21%oftotalexpenditure byGermany.
Thelandofficialsmadebothfarmdevelopmentplansandreparcelling
programmesavailableforinspectionandarrangedavisittosome
farmsandreparcelling schemesintheWurzburgarea.
Verification showedthat,ingeneral,Communityprovisionshad
beenobservedandthattheaidcalculations werecorrect.
However,caseswerealsofoundwhichindicatedthatsome
provisions hadbeendifferentlyinterpreted .Noaccountwastakenof
thesecaseswhenreimbursement wasmade;theLandwasrequested
tocarryoutafurtherverification andtomakeanynecessary
amendments .
Directive72/161/EECconcerningtheprovisionofsocio-economic
guidanceforandtheacquisition ofoccupationalskillsbypersons
engagedinagriculture .
Atthesametimeastheverification referredtoabove,astudy
wasmadeofexpenditure incurredin1975,alsoinBavaria,with
respecttotherecruitment andtrainingofnewsocio-economic
counsellors andthetrainingoftheagricultural population.
InthisareaBavaria'scontribution tothetotalexpenditure
amountedto36%.Thestudygaverisetonoobjectionsbutit
wasobservedthatthesocio-economic counsellors were,inmost
cases,notnewly-recruited counsellors butretrainedcounsellors
fromtheagricultural administration .
b)LaunchingaidunderRegulation (EEC)No1696/71tohopproducer
groupsandpremiumsforrestructuring hopgardens
Germany
Bavariawasalsothesceneofacontrolofexpenditure;
thisland-isresponsiblefor95%ofthetotal.IntheHallertau,
Germany'smostimportanthop-growingarea,theappropriate
departments wereabletoverifydocumentaryevidenceconcerning
therestructuring of1816hectares;itwasfoundthatallthe
premiumshadbeencalculatedinaccordancewithCommunity

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provisions.Ontheotherhand,thelaunchingaidgrantedto
theLargestproducergroupwasexaminedandthisgaveriseto
objectionsregardingcalculation ofthemanagementcostsunder
Article6ofRegulation (EEC)No879/73.Reimbursement was
deferreduntilfurtherinformationrequestedfromtheMember
Stateissupplied.
UnitedKingdom
Totalexpenditure amountstofc1000000forsomeonethousand
hopproducers.Themeasuresforrestructuring andnewplantations
inKent,whichaccountsfor47%ofthistotal,wereverified.All
thedocumentary evidencewasavailableforinspectionatthe
premisesofthecompetentauthorities andthreelargehopfarms
werevisited.Thestudyshowedthatthepremiumshadbeencorrectly
calculated buttherewassomedoubtastowhetherthetimelimitfor
completingthemeasurehadbeencompliedwith.Reimbursement was
accordinglydeferredandtheMemberStatewasrequestedtosendin
aproperrequestforreimbursement .

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7.Irregularities relatingtotheGuidanceSection
Communication ofcasesofirregularity byMemberStatesunderArticles
3and5ofRegulation (EEC)No283/72covered406casesfrom1971to
31December1977,ofwhichonly113arestillnotsettled.Thefollowing
tablegivesabreakdownofthecasesofirregularity recordedupto
31December1977:
Member
StateNon-marketing
ofmilk
R.1975/69Grubbingof
fruittrees
R.2517/69Conversion
tobeef
R.1353/73Directive
72/159/
EECCitrus
fruit
R.2511/
69Fruit&
vegetable
producers
R.1035/72TOTAL
GERMANYI
42 1 9
BELGIUM 33 1 15 49
DENMARK 18 1 19
FRANCE 97 1 134 1 233
IRELAND 2 2
NETHERLANDS 34 34
UNITED
KINGDOM16 1 17
TOTAL 206 3 194 1' 1 1406
Theseirregularities represent0.3%ofbeneficiaries inrespectofthe
non-marketing ofmilkand0.9%inrespectofconversiontobeef
production.
^Itshouldbepointedoutthatthefiguresintheattachedtable
representthepremiumspaidbyMemberStates,ofwhich50%isborne
bytheEAGGF(exceptforDirective72/159/EEC:25%)
TheattachedTables0.XVIand0.XVIIsummarizetheirregularity
situationbyMemberStateandbyyearat31December1977according
tocommunications receivedbytheCommissionunderArticles3and5
ofRegulation (EEC)No283/72.

Applications foraidbyyear
GuidanceSection
(1964to1977)
YearPROJECTS SUBMITTED
«JPIROJECTSDEFINITIVELY LODC
IED
i
Total
numberNumberof
projects
withdrawn
ornolong
erheededNumberof
unaccept­
able
"projectsNumberof
projects
notcomply
ingwith
conditionsNumberof
projects '
-notincludi
"ed'Tor"lac
ofsuff-
ir-iontfiini•Total
isTotalinvestment
COOOu.a.)NumberAidgranted
(u.a.)Total
investment
('000u.a.*
196',
1965
1966
1967
V.'68
IVLi"/
19/0
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
10TAUX226
154
<.95
303
739
894
862
1.017
918
1.541
1.394
1.122
1.161
1.143
11.96919
21
68
31
96
64
33
59
38
•39
98
76
110.
70
82269
23
48
17
26
14
14
18
43
153
95
76
87
68
7517
17
12
23
9
7
1
10
54
14
17
33
23
.22781
6
108
91
156
144
260
216
398
658
421
261
123
180
3.103207
133
427
272
643
830
829
958
880
1.502
1.296
1.046
1.051
I.073
II.147142.057
131.108
378.174
265.358
724.714
902.501
1.103.585
1.062.307
1.078.638
2.161.307
2.092.055
1.849.835
1.730.410
1.776.582
15.403.63157
97
254
152
438
663
548
723
429
637
766
692
|808
802
7.0669.056.922
17.134.258
41.586.875
26.039.369
94.697.375
160.COO.COO
15V.999.497
199.943.196
149.V98.266
170.COO.COO
234.999.998
212.599.998
264.194.544
247.298634
I.987.748.932115.611
102.103
276.266
143.474
480.360
681.164
648.035
806.856
588.435
840.576
1.111.545
1.031.629
1.258.358
1.233.436
?.317.848,

AfWEX .O.II-
Breakdown ofcountry byaidgranted bytheGuidance Section
financing ofprojects (1964to1972and1973to1977)forthe
GERMANY BELGIUM DENMARK FRANCE IRELAND ITALY LUXEMBOURG NETHERLANDS-UNlTEfr,
KINGDOMÉEC
No
of
pro
jec*Aid
granted
(u.a.)No
of
pro
jecAid
granted
(u.a.)No
of
pro
iecAid
granted
(u.a.)No
of
>ro-
ec-Aid
granted
(u.a.)No
of
ES
«6Aid
granted
(u.a.)No
of
pro­
iec-Aid
granted-
(u.a.)-to
of
iro-
jec-
LtS~Aid
granted
(u.a.)Mo
Df
pro
jec
l-S_Aid
granted
(u.a.)Uo
jf
3rc
jec
Ls_Aid
granted
(u.a.)Noi
of'
ΡΓ<4
jec
-L&Aid
granted
(u.a.)
i*e«!71I.SS7.6K□roj.n »
196)21 « 754.935
tutIWIii.Aro.tv 203.779.496 ]
i}!,rIsi7.2i>.94C »2.040.664lirjI«26.5fc9.94M 457.15t.359
I9MiIVI45.ICÏ.7M 6911.87&.W
H.'JI1*5 7111.665.534
1971I161157.172.634 9A12.525.357
19/2I 47.1UJ.3IS 5912.01).It7
101AlI
Wit-I791742.225.146 337«1.984.487
19»
I
1771 117Î9.719.743 9710.0J7.957 !
1974 1*.4t7.*?o.roo I7J17.699.0-X3
1975 1714i.773.CV5 11.525.5«!4
197Atu49.031.955 7614.509.6*4
l»/7IV?
.7812.536.079
TOTAL
1V/J-783227.807.527 58140.894.158
197»
101AL
1»54«1574470.052.673 765122.178.645
1977
I
II
- -■i130
1304.697.216
9.870.000
8.964.751
-10.560.037
9.824.3W
4J.r1S.896
43.715.8960
1
3
4
5
32
14
45
4
626
70
103
63
82
79
397
10231.951.487
3.697.070
8.924.174
5.745.50S
70.376.855
35.660.883
35.445.459
45.073.646
35.254.416
190.622.4*3
30.865.56V
47.770.C30
38.846.C65
43.571.391
46.437.639
202.492.506
J9J.1U.999n
31
37
9A
131
799
2908.596.346
11.9S4.9t4
10.V-6.0J7
27.t59.7S7
18.0:3.037
70.49A.A91
70.496.A?127
0
19
9
8
4
7
t
4
1287
2?4
251
155
20J
198
1031
23133.069.464
5.865.889
13^771.305
8.835.445
31.939.105
54.f03.A3S
54.745.555
67.'-01.369
50.498.477
2Μ.ΗΌ.245
47.C55.J89
A5.095.OCO
59.172.477
85.258.784
77.450.872
333.981.*7A
6J4.iJ2.22126
11
V275.0CO
899.347
no.'.oo
813.7CQ
94.550
374.367
1.637..*?!
943.117
S.185.961
205.CCO
940.0C3
15.070
159.739
68.112
1.387.921
A.57A.88 ?4
5
20
17
43
58
40
!t
50
254
205
459774.585
1.577.338
3.112.405
2.027.212
7.49J.412
13.013.552
13.285.913
15.*»:.3/0
11.167.'«S
fS.*54.476
Ϊ1.077.9Μ
14.100.ΡΛ )
ΙΣ.ίΟΑ.^Ο
12.2Μ.?5' .
11.300.000
Al.448.047
129.5S2.47368
84
17»
154
95
477
47719.999.999
27.750.CJ4
25.l6l.j97
24.A:J.27Î
27.35A.747
12A.t6S.452
176.868.45257
97
754
152
438
6*3
5t»
773
429
33A1
6J7
764
A'2
t.*
ta
3705
7C6A▼.V5A.977I
17.134.?««
41.5*4.575 !
2A.0!*..V ;
94.7#7.575 ]
IAO.STJ.XO
159.4.».47;l
197.94J.K5
149.99*.2**1
•5».655.75!
17*.0^.0*:
7M.99*.«;?
2I7.5-«.«-;-
764.194.5«.
247.278.' »».
U2t.C9J.174
1^17.748.9V

AnnexO.III
Breakdownbycategoryofprojectsfinanced
bytheGuidanceSection(1964to1977)
Productionstructures
ofwhich:
Landimprovement
.hydraulicworksandirrigation
afforestation
.miscellaneous997Millionu.a.
(50.1%ofthetotal)
260millionu.a.
210millionu.a.
53millionu.a.
475millionu.a.
Marketingstructures
ofwhich:
cereals
.milkproducts
.meat
fruitandvegetables
.wine
.miscellaneous862millionu.a.
(43.4%ofthetotal)
47millionu.a.
218millionu.a.
184millionu.a.
125millionu.a.
132millionu.a.
155millionu.a.
Mixedproduction/marketingstructures 129millionu.a.
(6.5%ofthetotal)

ANNEXEO.IV
.Breakdown bysectorof.aid.grant^cLby
theGuidance Section .(1974-1977 )
INumber
SECTOR ofTOTAL1964-1977
projects
Aidgranted %
-Landimprovements andhydraulic1
»
I
I
works 2244 620.104 31,2 <!
-Milk 709 241.227 12,1'
I-Wine -727 245.461 12,4
j-Fruitandvegetables685 137.456 6,9 !
-Meat 775 226.176 11,4 ,
I-Olives 214 '45.139 !2,3!
1-Cereals203 55.061 2,8
j-Forestry 217 54.532 2,7.
-Fishing 372 73.976 *3,7
-J\nimeiIfeed 124 40.174 2,0
I-Flowersandplants 56 15.884 0,8
I-Eggsand.poultrymeat 110 20.362 1,0
I-Seedsandnurseries 87 16.009 • 0,8
-Research andadvisory services 82 21.627 1,1
!-Sugar 3 4.188 0,21
[-Miscellaneous 458 .170.373 8,6
7.066 1.987.749 100,0 I
I

AnnexO.V
Regional breakdown byMemberStateofprojectsfinanced
bytheGuidance Section (1964to1977)
1000u.a.
GERMANY FRANCE ITALY NETHERLA NDS BELGIUPILUXEM­
BOURGUNITED
KINGDOfl
1IRELAND DENMARK
1r ■
f
commun-
My
régionAid
gran­
tedcommun­
ity
regionAid
gran­
tedcommun­
ity
regionAid
gran-
tedcommun
ity
regionAid
gran-
tedCommun-
ity
régionAid
gran-
tedAid
gran-.
tedCommun-
ity
régionAid
gran-
ItedCommun-
ity
régionAid
gran-
tedCommun-
ity
régionAid
gran-
ted
Iï î 1π 5 1; î ; 10-n » û Γ■*
•«itti'i
tr»f»
IIKlM
Btflte(Wit)
»fo}mwUt*U.1SS
2.U7
I.3U
n.M
4l.Cir
42.2CT
39.3*7
<3.141
icz.m
m
431
TS.0*(«rUImi
S»t«1*
pirlitM
C»t
Mit
(«ntr«Cft
Mllurrio
9.9JL
Pr«)ttiaultf*
Κ3.10»
5t.?u
20.64*
20.623
%9.%rr
4».44?
55.060
70.694
1.434
22.41UabirdU
Mortf-Ctf
t«tllr-
Μμαι
Ctitlr»
lui*
(inpmU
Abrutit*
nolltc
M
Stcltu
S<r4i«na
Projetsaultt*
rlflonwi27.121
29.24*
1Ô5.52»
•'.444
■fOlt"
-4&6«9
19.955
29.209
100.901
44.ftrr
4.1*2
17.*4fmté
Mil
Vflt
Iwléllt
ZiH« |
fre)«u•ultf*
rigtonMi42.151
22.557
42.029
3.271
U.C39
4Mmré
M
Br«bMt
proUt»aviti'
rtatonmaM.724
41.393
11.111
3.577••977I:
MOftll ,
North«n »
IirtUr*
tort*-Vc»t
Huofetriltfi
V»!*a
utuHlldliAM
tiltJU19IIt
SObtlfV»ft
rrftj«f»will*
rijlomw31.994
•.799
24.127
7.074
13.761
.4.255
•.070
4.726
«.oc?
>.on
7.637
9.749(OMCH
KorthtMlt
Korth-Klt
fett
fttdlMlft
C««t
Ridwtlt
Scvith-£«»t
SOulH-Utît
Proivt*»wltI"
rte'.inMi5.523
2.163
4.544
2.45$
1.501
5.415
4*319
11.250
12.577
17.796fit19*
v»j»V
««Iti*1C.'92
27.20*
7*4
9.755
479JBI i393.114 I•24.4A1 129.543 127.S79 IJfTTt 12é.M 70.496 43.717

•AnnexeO.VI
Payments madeforindividual projects in1977(u.a.)
YearTPTiL ES/SIQ'JB dajkak rutcsI1R2LAI1D 'i
ITALIl IUntBOOURO XEDEtLiSD II=ga
Iisnssessai
I"I*€ï Ii1ti.9S1.00|LI13.768,00r 53.169,00
:;-î;: 329.152.00329.192,00
»-ï»LiiiiJ[?.^7.;'-c.ooI513.055.00 759.772,00 <3.534,00 791.539.00
y->1I57.-C5.00L_ 57.108,00|*v••ilX*»n 1Γ7 1i.l-i.Ui.CO '513.349,00 198.929,00 1.645.830,00 !Π4.503.536,00 "I
i '' LiE?:2.:>:.223,oo IÎ.£51.516,00 «28.428,00 3.176.798,0005.065.077,001
Ih _!
IHI.404.U »jLs2-:.CÔ5.54i,75 7.447.273,53 1.343.644,7 » «.326.577,243.976.196,85 1*004.657,16 3.955.194,21 :LîîJU.ïï*.>50,92 4.253.^72,57 673.456,50 3.895.158.94L 14-073.5x8,83 1.476.763,93h- !
-7»i i23.373.î':2,93 5.544.169.95 2.197.191,54 448.673,33 4.768.251,» 566.276,34[4.711.668,58 1.921.914,00 2.810.<97,7(Liïii:;.>;c.s2j,25 I6.1C7.1E4,C9 6K.OOO.38 514.736,93 3.601,542,80 259.046,20 2.096.440.13 «Γ.524.54 772.854,70 1.395.0J4.58
2J.C52.<23,;9 I4.434.554,30 1.508.358,60 2.375.328,94 5.433.063,35 I996.481,62[3.110.814,38 691.272,00 2.808.C?t,95î.fîi.ClJ,85 '
•r.ii21.4ic.531 ,74I7.512.727,33 454.430,38 2.635.323,74 6.524.833,32 1'*9·952,64 382.031,U 1.318.259,94 2.3?2·97»,2Τ ·
II24.39t.C'-g.04 I5.575.513,91 2.343.999,56 1.353.013,60 2.471.639,06 2.144.155,91 I816.829,65 2.188.386,73 7.5^.479.61
~-r*i 25.655.731,03 I6.<54.169.93I4.010.809,01 4.453.758,01 .394.599,75 1.134.291,89 497.658.7T •1.898.929,85 ♦.769.573,7 »'
-lit I306.927,20 I90.16J.93 171.843,14 124.920,13
[Grand
••T~4.-IW.501.328,75 .j52.469^00,24 14.936.862,90 11.905.754,68 40.318.595,79 5.292.204,60 *«66.779ai M63.453.7© 16.771.444.36 22.556.833.17
..Total

ANNEXEO.VII
PAYMENTS FORINDIVIDUAL PROJECTS UPTO31.12.1977
YEAR
•W
lytt
Wtinstjl -
instlaII227.,.
instIwt*Π,ΙΠ,ΙΤifiSt.II/iyr«IIIftIVwiTOTAL GERMANY
tj.no.TK»*
ll.909.5t4 .21'
ie.qMU.ci
i.ua.i»,oo
t2t^OD.Ot?,aiL4n.eu.oo
4.4*5.iw,oo
9.«?.*7i,50
(,fw.«0|l0l
9.9C?.H>*«
*.4».T»,a»
4i.n0.014.*BELGIUM
100.90.*
).U(.ua,«
)*939.«α«0·
«).ΐη^ι
Μ»,ν*·*
1.<7Μθ«3·DENMARK FRANCE
T.JXUAII
«.«η.*·.*
ar.ro.»*,*
iMiMO».*IRELAND ITALY
«.40.400,*
m.ooe.ot
TontMM »
D.feo.o
13.1Μ.0·
Iaoo.ooo.ot
94.SSO.OO
tt.01f.Hf,* 314,M).09
ui.rci.4is.i9
490.«4M*
nv.«N.n Z2.ua.ii
M47.7«r«0
I'W.UIJ<
U.9U.OO
4ff*4PJTLUXEMBOURG NETHERLANDS
).cq.;«,(0
I.<3».19S,*
>.991.911.*
η.ιβ.τυ.β·
aujw.jiw*
U.?JU«Î9^9
.MV^IO^T VOT.9K.9
i.?c%îaj#UWITED
KIMGDOM
I
II
I
IIVOTAI
19»
mi
wt
1?!«
>915-
W>-.
»57«
WftOL<71.139,9
lL4l4.t69.Tf
a9.15e.wr.11
s.nr.4ot,o
jv.927.ltιη.>*>.7«,9·
«%<Ι).β9«.Μ
11.247.151*·
i9Q.»l.)i
(.7II.MI.M
I.MMCI,*
$o.U>J)40.t70UM1«W
f.)4t.7(lj «
M".fti»*
•.19S$?5JI
J.04J.5I«.M
4,010.*09.014.«Z}.M7r<V
4^tt.7)UN.9*.9M«W
U.M4.443.A
9.3T3.UT30
M*.aa.l4
XM.V9Mt
UUO.4l4.tt
looioijr
a.144.19)31
:GRANDTtrfAL"•29Λ4.064.9 * *T?.&9.>2*Jt «oa.uo.fa a2.a2j.TQ.ia UMOMJO^ 1*.9}2.6θ^Τ Ui.UMi«ja

Positionofprojectsfinancedformorethanfiveyears(u.a.;
I 1Numhprofnroiecl»
I• Aidgranted Appropriation !re-committed
YEAR .Finan-
cëdCompl-
etedCancel­
ledIn
prog.Total ,Paid Notused(1)Inprogress Totalbfwhich
ΠΓΊ49a 9.0^5.922 7.591.839 1.462.023,00
1905 917819 17.134.253 13.3î»o.7M 3.703.y,A,00 es.350,0068.350,0
fo-.i
I'>1M
430m
34971?
1894.0^/.37531.'^.'.,22
7s.6V?.63Ô8.7<;7.77*.78 v»l'|l«Il"|l«.3.V»'V'M,J.CVÌ
17.1^3.010,00ΟλΟ.ΐνΐ,ΟΟ
>.'Λ.?·'»?,<■']
3.083./21,ου70■">.*'/S.ÇO
4.06>.<^6,00ro?.f/6,?
7ί.Λ.'ι;ν>3.7^.>O;.N
Ι'Χ·9I663'IS486055160.C0O.000 1"?.378.£01,8617.074.323,14 13.y.7.<:75,^12.473.007 9.646.082
17/0>1837644128159.999.497 ic9.376.395,5011.673.729,1638.9:9.37?,3-110.075.006,16 4.732.«69
19/172343223778199.9-13.145,78 1:5.259.05-1,61 11.935.726,32 61.745.3C-1,8510.766.101,28 4.303.715,7 -
IΚίΓλί.<932'.165■2C34797C8.697.441 ,78,14.751.239,19 75.196.083,40 '.18.709.319,19 39.031.431,72 23.612.613,2
Iofvhich . I••
[Germany676633934200.12.:.3?7,84175.303.703,9613.Σ89.052,1311.45i.r/0,75 %
iBelgium32329211204?.9>^.Î76,40 40.270.341,43 5.834.678,6?3.8-:5.656,30
IFrarfce5524*;630.66197.308.023,87 l23.305.9-:6,2912."83.014,0921.170.?«'»0,90
Italy
iLuxemboi1137555228I\C4240.001.763,23 11?.?31.4C3,19 40.<77.748,2501.<■'12.551,04
rg*°1011.4.24Γ>.0-19,433.657.451,C3177.190,34 411.207,46
INether-2242119456,9(16.790,9153.O52.32?,592.334.399,93 7P^.O'.3,34
llands'I 1_J
TOTALΓ9322165258479703.657.441,78^••..751.?39,19 75.196.033,40 '.38.709.319,19
!Includingappropriations re-committed

Ann*xO.TX
Paymentsin1977fortommorimeasuredaridSpecialmeasures (u.a.)
Measurei
Germany
IBelgium Denmark!
IFrance'IrelandItaly»
:gxembourg
iNetherlands United
KingdomÎDÎJU
?lr«cliv*72/159
"Mr-ctivi72/1C0
ùlrccttve72/101
SlrectWo75/?58_
TOIU(a)6Ç»9175,25
91305,55
333239,71
7397813,33175778,?0
12*1,20
15467,64
1251944,171633868,13
30473,333H302,25
l044855,5F
15213443,5020754-36,87
9f»9,53
112277,49
7C147G1.195?C,-
i
37Z727,482565222,94
959,191501320,15
2493,77
65190;08
28797432.1415266665,50
197991,04
I666553,91
60058121,SI
77.039.ttLH14.779.5S5,241.454.431,91 1.714.341,46 16.572.601,42 9.213.',C5,48 373.227,43 2.586.213,1330.366.436,14 '
F
Hopproducer^,
Conversionto
bee-fproduction
1975farmstructp^
uressurvey
Codfishing
Non-marketing of
miIk
Grubbingoffruit
Aira«■2473754,6267350,47
47654,50
47568,78114374,70
43500,2256552,55
732553,75
1274671,-
19917,50
120925,49155191,72
97225,3513108,44
23054,55181405,80
344112,50
20917,72995Ï41,8l
11523632,791052494,46
127980«,(I
193310,01
1274671,-
ISOS307,%
3419*8,21
1_ ^ices "TOTAL(b)2.479.754,62[162,«3,75
|L617.415.66_J«2.874,92
1.877.216,38"[7^05.030,40
Γϊβ.977.631,82l_262.425_.M I
[9^5.830,56]Γ.36.«3.50
ΒΓΐΠ.Μί.Ιδ 4Z-866.010.7495.608.984.66ITOTAL117.152.339,86 I UM.8»t48
ILi....Specialmeasi
Fruitandveget­
ableproducers
Slaughterofcow's
Citrusfruitsres
959,96750225,84943627,79
2876103,58.i–-i'ili-
1696853,63
99%»
2876103,5J
I10IHH 999,96I750225,84 - 3822731,37 *57î*7.>?
utuC•")17252339,651618415,62:i
2627442,2218977631,829475839,563«22731,37409*00,493112649,15428860)0,741C0182941,92I
Amountsrecoveredin1977
"slaughterofcows..5738.76U£(Frjnte:3407,15-2331r61)
-Citrusfruits: :7710,39uSi(fwne«:7710,39)
-grubbing: :318,-ga(Belgium:318.-)
1Î767,15Ci

Annex X
Amounts committed andpayments madeforspecial measures at31/12/77
byMemberState(u.a.)
TOTAL GERMANY 8ELGIUM DENMARKIFRANCE
I jITALYLUXEMBOURGNETHERLANDS UNITED KINGDOM1N')TUSED*
1.Italian Floods Commitements
R.206/66 Payments10000000
7871206410000000
78712062128794
2.Oliveandolive'Committments
oilsectorArt.Payments
13,R.130/668000000
8000000β000000
8000000
3.Fruitandveg-Commitements
etableand Payments
oliveoilsee-
torsArt.4
ft.130/6645000000
4500000045000000
45000000
4.Structural Commitements
surveys R.70/65Payments
5.Fruitandveg-Commitements
etablesector Payments
Art.13R.159/668000000
7307748
87299539
872995391622628
1622628256602
256602 mm3135030
3135030
87299539
8729953911898
11898268896'
2688966V2252
o.African s'wineCommitements
feverR.349/66Payments
7.Pignumbers Commitements
survey R.350/68Payments
o«Rawtobacco Commitements
sectorArt.12Payments
81R.130/663152051 <
31S1222.94
3600000
3600000
15000000
15000000 •938160
938160111.870
111.8701013850
10138503152051
3151222.9'
1404000
1404000
15000000
1500000020250
20250111870
111870828.06
9.Intégration Commitements
ofLuxembourg Payments
agriculture
R.541/707500000
75000007.500.000
7500000
10Slaughter ofCommitements
cowsR.1975/69Payments
11.GrubbingofCommitements
fruittrees Payments
R.2517/6947474900.16
47474.900.16
35432198.35
35432198.35
I25467402.61
25467402.61
10436335.04
10436335.043408146.39
3408146.39
3601630.00
3601630.0015359708.61
15359708.61
8983468.97
8983468.97818400
818400
7.758228.7J
7758228.71153798.58
153798.58
91087.04
91087.042267443.97
2267443.97
4561448.59
4561448.59
12Organisations Commitements
offruitandPayments
vegetable prod-
ucersR.1035/72•11202822.0Q
11202822.003266856.84
3266856.84251490.00
251490.00766179.67
766179.67524306.36
524306.366333119.17
6333119.1760869.96
.60.869.96
13Producers orgs.Commitements
Inthefishing Payments
Industry
R.2142/70184015.20
184015.2044811.45
44811.4570574.40
70574.4068629.35
68629.35
14CommunitydtrusCommitements
fruitsR.2511/69Payments4654272.77
4654272.77163939.30
163939.304490333.47
4.490333.47
'OTAL Commitements
Payments(286499798.48
B83677924.4241776193.94
41776193.947629738.39
7629738.39766179.67
766179.6728128541.64
28128541.64192390701.35
190261079.297.777.033 .62
7.777033.627209658.56
r209.658.56129499.31
129.499.312821874.06

ANNEXO.XI
Amountscommittedandpaymentsmadeforcommonmeasuresat31.12.1977byMemberState
1 ■
IÏÔlH |9UGI71 MUICI \f\H0L tunc luxirswg Ir»n-u%r
j«TUfUM
FFarmmodernisation
Dir.72/159Comimtements
Payments75.6«1.163.91
75.t83.IS3.JI14.115.467.11
14.315.467.31740.199,M
240.499,102.179.S33.I1
2.178.611.I1114.107,20
3H.30f.ZS2.749.ΪΏ.11
2.741.15).17i.ooo.oo
1,000,M1.710.909,37
i.)io.eo9.i;1.151-2:5,4?
I.B3.:Si,4»
2.Cessationoffarmmg
Dir72/160Commitements
PaymentsHI.006,71
ui.ons.71141.174.4»
143.174,411.464.50
1.464M In.nJ.s9ll.n7.S91.731,79
1.731,711.191.31
1.1T.12
3.Socio-economic guid­
anceDir72/161Commitements
Payments).957.73*.3I
J.SS7.73S.39i.oe.57s,M
UO6.Sft.0615.(57.94
IS.4t7.lt47.457,»
♦J.4S7.907.01.459.51
7.ff4.4S9.S)119.611.11
1I9.6H.1J797.719,24
717.710,14
4.Lessfavouredareas
Dir75/268Commitements
Payments»;076.»7.»
S5.076.757.7S1?.S5S.!6S.0î
W.SS6.C5.03 UC1.9U.17ft.U9.t9MS
7S.S09.4I7.3S9.913.831.47
9.9U.8SI.I7177.777,41
377.777,414S.45USi.7i
«.»M.HS,7S
FTOTAL(1)Commitements
PaymentsI75.?Î8.185,16
17S.r63.lK.lt79.457.CVS,99
7t.4S7.04S991.SI9.37S.4I
1.S19.375,497.471,090,73
7.471.090,7377.6n.744.14
77.9®,744,1412.19».B0.S2
17.7Q.C037 .373.777,49
171,777.111.737.510,11
3.737.513.1349.7rs.77i.79
49.7tt.779.7t
FHopproducers
Reg.1696/71.Commitements
Payments?.5S9.6tt,1]
2.569.858,111.795.117,15
1.795.117.1519S.3S8.9I
1fi.3S6.9lî.1P9.1f\M
1.109.199.07
6.1975structuralsurvey
Dir75/108Commitements
Payments1.546.7*1.96
t.818.871,0S1.700.000.00
9S9.COO.OO738.777.41
239,777.41247.S04.96
247.SG4.M1.745.914.64
730.738,32618.364,59'
•19.364,51X944.65C,2t
1.4».3:s,7t70.910.57
20.610.S7791.170,99
779.659,804S7.473.45
lil.89t.S7I
Fruittreessurvey
Dir71/286Commitements
Payments779.900,00
179.900,0047.000.00
47.000.00.11.000.00
15.000,01ife.ooo.oo
196.000,00441.900,00
Ul.ttO.OO100,00
100,0*is.reo.oo
15.000,00
8.Conversiontobeef
production Reg1353/73Comnntements
Payments52.787.177,40
57.787.177,406.4SI,169,04
4.461.169,94«36.140.W
914.349,4»1.5421740,11
1.542.140,»10.754.510.45
10.754.530,451.041.333,94
1.041.111,1699.917,91
99.117,911.141.097.41
1.141.087,4)17.5Γ4.7Β.0Ι
17.^4,795,0·
Cod-fishing
Reg2722/J7Commitements
Payments9.597.914.12
1.912.671,752.808.857,15
2.869.852:159.114.067.4?
5.043.169,80
10Non'-mktg.ofmilkarid
IconversionReg1079/77Commitements
.Payments2.509.307,98
2.909.107,962,471.754,52
2.471.754,92«7.999,70
41.961,7019.917,50
19.917,5021.554,59
21.554,St144.117.50
144,117,50
11Grutbi'ngof-fruittreesCommitements
Reg749/76 'Payments141.(41,21
•141.641.21I170.975.41
120.975,4020.917,72
2C.917.72
ΓTOTAL(2)Commitements
Payments77.557.4n,7t
74.r69.741,S017.337.038,66
I7.00.008.8t1.737.5)0,70
1.717.590,701.7IS.745.09
1,795.745,0119.946.707,51
11.250,739,121.691.696.51
1.661.698,514.786.450,78
1,951.976,70I44.;n,li
144.7(0,117.o;i.o),t4 34.1SS.ÎW.S6
Ï4.07S.3*,«
ΓTOTAL(1-+2)•Comnntements
Paymentsj733.47S.6C3.44
1».f77.U6#6f4ff.73S.13S.7S
W,S4S#13S#7$2.7*6.966,1»
7.7S6.MS.194.7C6.3)S.6f
4.r.U3S.U47.06.ft1.6S
4S.1SO.OW.46U,4SS.679,0S
14.4SS.M9.0S4.76S.4S0,76
),6£1,676,76Sll.Cn,S9
S16.niC.SIS.7SI.976,77
S.W14.S6f7.67l.1SC.I6
*l7.7t9.S7S.4S

JAnnex0.XII •>fappropriations forgommitment
M
Ebdge
tteaAppropriations available,..r
for1977 ',]Utilizationin*977-."~~
NOMENCLATURE V ",Approps..
entered in
1977bud-aet
%Aoprops.*
:arriedove
from1976
•mIpmmitements
nadein1977X
utilizationApprops.
'available at
31.12.1977 (3
8000
-8100
8101
81Q2
8103
8200
8201
8300
8310
8322
8340
8360
8900
8910
8930Projegts -forthe.imp..ofagric.structures covered
byArt.;13of.Reg17/64/EEC-1977projects
*lodemizationoffarms " '
Cessation offarming .
Vocational guidance andtraining
fit.andhillfarming andfarming ^incertainless-
Procfucer groups -and"associithereof'(favoured are.
Hopppoducer groups
Conversion in'thecod-fishing sector
Premiumstoencourage thedev.ofbeef8vealprod
Reorganization offruitproduction
Farmstructure survey . '
Non-marketing ofniilk
Producer groups -inthefruitandveg.sector ■1
Premiumsfopslaughtering cowsandforthenon-marj
Improvement -inthecitrusfruitsector ofmilk.2n.tK.81)
14.63.1)9
55.10*
cn.cn
to.nt.va
S9.114.11*
XVirt
7.H9.M7
M1JN
Mtt.ee*m
•
2.863.001,(9
15-«Ml
967.015,0*
835.845,5*
99*.029,JI
I(OO.OOO,-
lUO.«,U
t>SM.90r.«
1(5.**,9J
tn.tn.8ij,-
17.690.140,(»
110.549,71
1.(40.095,0}
*1.567.93,3 *
_5.114.11J,-
"1.941.375,51
(eo.000,-
19.208.(34,1 )
941JM,.
t.SM.OT.CS
9.752.000,-
l.t9tJB,(J
1*N90*,5I
-J.10T.1U,-«
171.(92.81),-
107.901,04
1.606.353,51
(0.059.121,(1
1.052.494,4*
m
11.150.045,(8
341.843,»
(.020.7(8,99
*.?0».307,9*
1.(96.8B,(3
999,9*
*.876.103,58)
le*
*86J
»f.»
91.»
54,»
99.9
79.?.
29.1
1C*'
M
9».«I
2UQ.47M *
u.y.u
l.JC9.f}l,T)
9.114.11V-
W8.R1.99
«<o.(tro,.(>>
0.79
5U.T)»,0*(*)
ΙΛ).Ι·>,(Ι|
1*4.90*,)j(jf
231.J09.42–4 Totalchapters 81to89 _103.3C7.18)I22.1(3.893,79 125.471.078,75 I100.7)5.(59.7}!«Μ ΓK.735.419,0 *1
I- bKAND ,101flL.• .325.000.000 I22.16)^93,79 I)47.1t3.8g,79 I 4.7)| I24.7)5^19.0 *
(1)Including transfers "
(2)theunusedamountslapse.

ANNEXO.XIII
TRENDOFCOMMITMENTS
NOMENCLATURECommitment !-)
tsoutstand
ling1.1.77Commitments enteredintoin1977
Fromappr-j
bps.carried From1977
3verfrom
1976
louncilApprops.TOTALTotal
Commitments i
entered intojCommitments
inetin
1977Commitments'
outstanding
at31.12.77
ibasProjectsfortheimprovement ofagric*structures coveredbyart.13ofREG17/64
Modernisation offarms
Cessation offarming
Vocational guidance andtraining
Mt.&hillfarming andfarmingincertainless-
Producer groups &assocsthereof/favoured ar?as
Hopproducer groups
Conversion inthecod-fishing sector t.X4.9«,#r
Premiums toencourage thedev.ofbeef8veal
Reorg.offruitproduction . prod
Farmstructure survey
Non-marketing ofmilk
Producer groupsinfruit&veg.sector
Premiums forslaughtering cows&forthenon
Imp.inthecitrusfruitsector non-mktg..o»»66).001.69 12.40J.66),81
1S441.71 92.453,33
*7.01*,02 639.536,69
8J5.845.5S if.ni.irt,»
991.0»,il
ll.4ft9.iSMJ 1.J0S.7'/,»
J41.841,71
L
9)9,9»
non-mkto .ca,e7«.io3.5a921.69?*8o ,-
15.j66.665.50
1C7-901.04 *
1.606.555,91
60.050.121,61
1.052.494,46
I».75>3.015.'8
JD.Vi,?l
r.OCO.jCB.T )
1.«'.>4.8M.«J
2.6/6.103.561.253.37).460,06
15.266.665,50
107·'ί·01,04
1.606.553.31
60.058.121,61
1.052.494 ,<«
t.944.94J.Î7
12.798.045 ,«8
J41.e4J.Jl
i.oza.Hi.W
>.907.ior,yi
1.«s«.e5J.tj
n-j.x
2.e;6.1oJ,^196.501.3Î9.0J
107.901,04
J.606.»>,91
6o.oys.i?i,8i
1.0S?.494,4 <
I.ri4.c7i ,-
12.796.045,C8
J41.84J.M
19J.JW.08
*.9G7.J07,9 «
l.«î•.«!»,« •
W9.94
2.87*.10J,;*1.0^.872.U1.0J
1.670.ÏÎ7.87
1.07?.368,91
Totalchapters 81to89»«944.*6>.*7 M.ed5.249,20 79.650.410,5 )lOO.7J5.659.7i 10J.600.6?),601C0.1A?.S1.62 5.4^.631,76
bHANl)IUIAL1.0)4.625 .606,9520.665.M9.20 501^J.??5 #5))??.4;A.4M.7 >l.)57.0>l.ca )tC82%.C6\.370,85 1*060.369.612,6)

ANNEXO.XIV
•UTILIZATION OFAPPROPRIATIONS FORPAYMENT-
71raymentappropriationsavailable in1977' •
Ο)ε
TJQ)34-»
mhh.NOMENCLATURE Garryover]W'761977,
Mrops:MdPaymentsmadein-1977.^
Fromearr>
overfrom
1976.(3)
-1.From1977
app-rops.Fremcarry
pverfrom
1976Appropriations .^
unusedat31/12/77
From'77
approps.
8000
8100
8101
8102
8103
8200
8201
■8300
8310
8322-
83A0
8360
8900
8910
8930Projectsfort'hftimp.ofagric,structures
coveredbyart13ofReg17/641977projects
Modernization offarms•.;••
Cessationof.farming
Vocationalguidanceandtraining
Mt.&tvilVfarming&:farming ,incertainless
Producergroups&assocs.thereoDfavouredar
Hop'producergroups
Conversioninthecod-fishingsector
Premiumstoencouragethedev.ofbeef&ve<
Reorganization offruitproduction.
Farmstructure .siirvey
Non-ptarketing o#miIk'.
Producergroupsinthefruit&vegsectorPremiumsTorslaughtg.cows &'2Ct.iher>9°R'?ivImprovementinthecitrusfrui¥Kseet8f2.883.001>9
15.447,71
9C7.«5,02
S-«35.845,54
reas-
9SS.W9.51
3.544.943,87
L11.489.287,13
2.5M.507,03
1.494.853,43
W5.90t.5131.491.815 J4.49Î.815
14.87T.13»17.<90.140,«J
95-lM 110.549,71
ci3.oei 1.(40.096.0;
<0.7)2.108 c1.5c7.93.»
5.114.115 5.114.115,00
J4S-J4C 1.941.375,}!
3.544.9SJ,87
7.719.3J7i9.ioe.CM.13
341.844 341.844,00
1.534.5(71,03
9.75J.OOO9.752.000
1.494.853,43
145.906,51
3.107.113 3.107.113,00•2.843.001,69
15.447,T1
947.015,02
«35.845.5C
99C.029,51
1.274.471,00
11.489.je?,13
193.380,00
"I
l.«94.853tO1X.403.6C3.81
92.453,31
C39.S8.89
59.222.214,25
SC.4C4.95
1.308.758,55
341.843,21
2.909.307,9c
2.874.103,58107.901,04
l.fot.553,91
CO.058.121,81
1.05t.491«4C
1.274.471,00
12.7S*.0;5,C8
341.843,21
193.380,08
1.909.307,98
1.C94.853.C3
»».9C
2.574.103.58t.270.292,81
2.341.124.91
1C4.90C.5J4.4«:.ïl«
2.13.47;,:?
•«jir
•.33.V2.U
.1.5^9.(31,7-
'5.114.115.X
(«.si,::
0,7Î
Ι.ΚΜΝΛ
Totalchapters81to8925.108.857.«103.307.185 121*573.350,t220.332.531,2»79.850^10,53 100.182.941,82 4.77C.32C.3TZ3U5C.774.C
GRANDTOTAL 25.108.857,CC157.600.000 18>.906.857,Ci 20.332.531,2»I79.850.410,53 1100.182.941,82 4.T7C02C.37 ]77.9.9.56M7
t' (1)Appropriations notthfferentiated "*item83Q0ismadeup.of600JPDUU.nonautomaticcarryover):and2?44963.97uya-^
j' •••v' . ■ •.•-V'•■Sautomatic,;carry-over )..
f2X;'-Includingtransfers *■.\*'J".....-------
(3XThepaymentofi27'4671g.a;againstitem18300.is.jnade-from;appropriations automatically.carriedover>* •

.imoj •.
Utilisation *ofoutatandlngtperaprittioni tb«differentiation procodtiro
U.lApprosrlatlon *carrtedforwardfroo
1«7Atn1977
forward*ro*
19I<(1?76fulilwit.U -".-.
:(1J76 1*11r«-*Uto'CI>75ln»tal««"tII>"7....
'<1?75«««talenttXr#-#U.to
'1915'dïw Vr--
*<1?7S
'<1974 II)*
•<1974*Imtalwnt11'r«-aU.to
TT^7rin»tTìTT»-»ll .to77>
1«T1'(1*74<w»t.1) ..
,•<i97rrï-»nno-iw>
'<1974 toT977)»
<1973)
(1973ffilt.'T*1976)
<1973r«-»lUto1V/7)
wi)ci»w
CJ972rt-all.to.1976>___J..
<1972r«-«U.to1977).«
H7a..C1971>
<1971r«-all._to1976)
*<197fr«-alT7toTWT)~
»iicw-w.:Il9.fir«-«CT>t®1976)
<1970rr-oll.to1977)©5^69.999.65
')
101*735.5ei,n
100.046.967,65
il7.64X.4U,42
»923.016,48
7o.U2.29)*»:
546.193.05
113.974.542 ,)9
2.923.645,52
62.141.526,4411.10%977.7*!N0fr-4Ut0Mtl& ...
t*[CoMHoents––ilouUtandlng <21•J'l"*ay»entl«ad*l.t1.1.1977 ..J>-4n1977
3
"*•>%•
191«tmtw*»t«..u-iit-iv>...
J19a9AU-tlt-tVf«-aU.W.WJ|<19*9,It-IIt-I«ro-«ll.to«7,
W.(19a9#iMt.t>-;,<19*9,fast.1lw)
*'<19>9,InitItoJ977)
<1968.»««t.1**41"–:
♦"<19*«lb-Itrtr*lUU_1t76)
<194tb-IIra-oll.to1977)
19»(i9»a«oit.JÍ
*<Ha4,1n«t.Ira-#U.»•]9f6)
{<196#1iJ«»Ir«-*U.to1977)
!<19a7)
<1967n-lll.to1976).
<191?f«-*U.to1977)
■
<19ko)
co1977)tuatlonat31/12/7«•fnrwirdte1976.
94.760.5)4,94
4.363.715.79
56.561.616,00
4.732.269,00
0.120.662,00
9.508.172.00
X4.121.00
137.910,00
6.121.795.00
6.776.326.00
5)7.543.00
790,455.00
992.642,00
124.673.39
1.012.629,26
62T.J91.173.0fl
*|Aooron.''l9rth*flnanctilg
-pfcoiwMiturt»and«pccial
tKfUd>flf«*rafroa1976
•|H6100
6101
6106
•10)
«201
.6500,
1)10
6)40
6900
6910«.944*9*3»*205.625.6S6,00.i ,
05.457.704.77 !
12.235,06,
101.469.5f9.67
•266.001,54
99.9)5.525,56
111.4*2,09
117.167.410,69
923.016,43
453.7*0,7)
70,379.455,31
*>66.193,05
193.7re,2?
lll.?y>.««,55
1.92).6*5Λ >?.*5«642,96
75.»6l.61),0 T
1.105.977 »Î2
6.477.031,42
•7.600.936,61
4.363.715,79
6.3b2.4$5.5)
}l.ico.s;«,84
4.7JJ.?'.9."0
f0.2<9.6M,00
J.VûC.172,002.760.1*6,00
197.3*4,00
1)7.910,00
46.757,00
5.024.835.00
2.776.326,00
•1.096.910.00
935.936,00
790.455.00
1.60),C0
521.189,00
124.*73,39
11.453,00
92?-3a,:T61.6)5.ae94*396.016,04
21.410.5)1,74
23.092.60,99
19.540.425,25
23.373.862,83
2.296.072,1)
14.372.590,92
1.105.997.72
26.055.54),75
4.)6).715.79
12.151.223,00
4.7)2.269,06
6.662.644,00
9.506.172,00
57.106.00
1)7*910,00
2.547.910.00
2.776.326.00
2)0.174,20
J29.t92.00
790.455,00
î.605,00*
<6.937.00
124.173,39
71.4^3.00
1«0)1.660.6<5,C6 175.y;i.^29.0)
6*663.001,69
1*447,71
9«T.015,02
•15.645,56
995.029,51
600.000,00
11.439.267,1)
t*5V<*507,0)
1.696.653,6)
165.906,51•Autoaatu •
5
05.457.704,77
12.295.06
77*071*561,6)
266.001,54
76.524.993,62
111.442,09
94.095-0C6.70
923.016,46
453.780,7)
54.639.030,06
544.193.05
193.778,21•7.876.80),72
677*573,39
6.265.642,96
<1.269.222,15
6*477.067,42
701.051;133,W
1
ί
2.863.001,6?
15^47,71
957.015,02
6)5.6<5,5£
'996.029,5 *.
U.469.26?,1)
2.010.76),99
1*696.653,6)
999,9»».2.663.001,69
1S447.71
f*17.015,02
V6)5.645,56
X996.029,51
Il.?74.671,00 ,
t11.469.267,1)
•193.360,06
71.696.653,6)
:~9S9.96
(1)totalI♦Il•ttt2.5U.95),ÏT
630.336.1)8,9)22.163.893,79
227.989.559,1920.625.2C9.I0 20.3)2.5)1,29
j.oî2.ï(j.î)4,ia n6.e33.860.32trfr0.292,67
U6I7.ÎM.91
)*45T.161.76
704.548.615,64Noft-*gteutle
•#»
61.745*364,86
6.162*465.5)
36.949.371,64
5»M2«7)7.16
1).407.219,00
1*760.166,00
140.256*00
46.777,00
6U76.9I5.00
•66.735.60
<06.746.00
929.1)4.00
134*126.162,19
134.126.162.19Totalc
forwar*
05.497.704,77
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666.735,20
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IRREGULARITIES Anne/O.XVI
"*V •Communications inaccordance withArticles 3and5of
Regulation (EEC)No283/72
u.a.
At31.12.77Casesrecorded i: :llââêéèlôsèdl
:Recoveries iwithoutrec.Casesinprogrès
n°jAmount jIr-«jAmountjn°IIAmount
L"__Amount
GERMANY72
73
74
75
76
773i
7
2
7
4*6.400
4.f23
2.275
2
15.C7331
!
I
·»
2ij..;oo
16.00.',
3.CCO
10.729
5.322~~j
1
1
3
21.&25 ,2.275 !
2..:<;o :
9.751 i
TôtJ52129.656/r102.255I
iLu27.441
BELGIUM71
72
73
74
75
76
771
3
11
10
16
5
32.6CC
00
i?.^s
27.
56.2.2-3
Q/"<7
8.790
11
1
12.500
1.2CO
11.333
4.500
5.490
8.742
4.3632
36.640
4.8352
4
r,>
9
1
2I
7.500 i
b-25 ;lt.305 !
4^.rC'3 i
f,;5
4.422
L |TôtJ'49132.96"' !22;38.263 511.4752383.2:0 j
DENMARK75
76
774
10
516.6~-o
31.471
37.740<1
<4
9
216.610
37.690
13.8112
4i
t
i
3.«c-
23.92;1
!TotJ119II8%82715I5?.117 LiJ 07r*Ll•A._
FRANCE71
72
73
74
75
76
7725
19
23
13
71
25
5775.275
65.075
75.6V.
43.2JT
246.294
79.e*i
243.83523
16
U
ô
SI
20
3?£9.050
53.175
39.C20
16.547
175.657
57.354
150.2921
M
5
4
220.233
10.642
13.9274
3
5
8
9
5
23i'.:-;- !
20.7: ;
60.(-,
e.v.- i
93.:•••i
Tot.233i629.321 ji",i!!.560.105 !11144.802 57IM■«2J.<•2x(.... »
«
IRELAND75
76
771j
12.5o5
2.172X
11.632
2.1721 i
I
t
TôtJ2;5.137 23.8C4 I 1Iî.y-n i
NETHERLANDS72
73
74
75
76
π
Tot.8
12
10
423.750
32.775
27.075
9.6251
7
11
7I4.&50
27.254
18.450
**1
11.600
1.3753
1
2
4e.yo
3.921
7.650 :
9.625
1: 1
3493.8252560.554 22.97510i
30.256 !
UNITED
KINGDOM75
76
775
11
15U3:i
c»l.x
16.1653
6|20.£13
37.352
118.1653
630.493 j46.649 ;
i
I
Tot.|l7_J153.477M58.170 ;118.165'! 7*ry•o ÎIt»**>«-
TOTAL4061.430.251 2;-9ou/.2881977.417[.13465.546j
Note:Casesofpartialrecoveryareenteredbothunder"recoveriesandunder
"casesinprogress".

ANNEXO.XVII
Breakdownofcasesofiregularity .recordedup>to31.12.1977
MEMBER
STATENon-marketing
!ofmiLk
!R.1975/69Grubbingoffruit 1
Itrees 1
[R-2517/6*9 IConversion to
|beefproduction
|R.1353/73Directive
72/159/EECCitrus
fruits
R.2511/69Fruit&veg.
jroduction
*.1035/72TOTAL
n*
lAmount
a*Amount
B*Amountn*|Amount
in*Amounta*Amount ,l_!LAmount
GermanyI
A297.275 12.504 929.917 5212?.605
Belgium 3389.570 15.240 1538.158 - A9132.968
Denmark1868.217 117.61019
France 97352.576 1 2.000 13442-1.108 150.637 233829.321
flreland25.137!w25.137
NetherLand
United
Kingdom"34
mm93.825
16mm
150.605 12.87234
1793.825
153.477
TOTAL 2C5633.246 39.744 194716.142 12.&Γ2 150.637 117.6104061.430.251