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[EX Q]: 1. Intervention centres shall be selected by Member States with a view to ensuring the efficiency of intervention measures and so that taking over and refrigeration are effected under satisfactory technical conditions.2. Member States shall take all measures necessary to ensure satisfactory preservation of the stored products. The minimum quantity for delivery shall be:    (a) 1 metric ton in respect of carcases or half carcases,(b) 0 75 metric ton in respect of breast of pork (streaky),(c) 0 75 metric ton in respect of unrendered pig fat. The buying-in price shall be the price free at the intervention centre's refrigeration plant, unloading charges being borne by the seller.  1 OJ No 117, 19.6.1967, p. 2283/67. 2 OJ No 135, 30.6.1967, p. 2872/67. 1. When the offer for sale is submitted to the intervention agency the intervention centre to which the seller intends to deliver the product and where the product is located at the time of the offer must be stated.2. The intervention agency shall determine the taking over date.3. If the product cannot be taken over at the intervention centre referred to in paragraph 1, the intervention agency shall select the place of where the product is to be taken over among the three intervention centres nearest to where the product is located at the time of the offer. 1. Products may be bought-in only if:    (a) they comply with the provisions of the Council Directive of 26 June, 1 on health problems concerning intra-Community trade in fresh meat, as amended by the Council Directive of 25 October 1966, 2 and in particular Articles 3 and 4 thereof,(b) they satisfy the requirements defined in the Annex hereto, and(c) they are classified, so far as pig carcases or half-carcases are concerned, in accordance with Regulation No 211/67/EEC.2. The following products may not be bought-in:    (a) those possessing characteristics which render them unsuitable for storage or subsequent use,(b) those derived from the slaughter of sows or boars, or(c) those not derived from pigs originating in the Community.3. Member States shall communicate to the Commission the provisions adopted in application of this Article. Member States shall communicate to the Commission, not later than at the time when products are first bought-in, the intervention centres and their refrigeration and storage capacity. Any subsequent amendment shall be communicated forthwith. 1. Member States shall communicate to the Commission by telex every other working day of the week the following information relating to the buying-in operations of the preceding week:    (a) the products, qualities und quantities bought-in,(b) the price paid for each product and quality.2. Member States shall communicate to the Commission with the minimum delay the products and quantities in store at the end of the second and fourth weeks of each month, stating the products and quantities stored and the address of their place of storage.3. The working of the intervention system shall be reviewed periodically under the provisions of Article 25 of Regulation No 121/67/EEC. This Regulation shall enter into force on the third day following its publication in the Official Journal of the European Communities.This regulation shall be binding in its entirety and directly applicable in all Member States.
[EX A]: Regulation laying down detailed rules for intervention buying- in in pigmeat

[EX Q]: Article 1For the purposes of this Decision:    (a) 'Community typology for agricultural holdings' (hereinafter called 'typology') shall mean a uniform classification of farms in the Community based on the type of farming and on the economic size of the holding, so arranged that homogeneous groups of holdings can be assembled in a greater or lesser degree of aggregation.The type of farming and the economic size of the holding shall be determined on the basis of the standard gross margin.(b) 'Type of farming' shall mean the system of production of a holding determined by the relative contribution of the different enterprises of the said holding to the total standard gross margin of the holding. Depending on the amount of detail required, the types of farming shall be divided into two categories : 'principal' and 'particular'.(c) 'Economic size of the holding' shall mean the total standard gross margin of the holding ; this shall correspond to the sum of the standard gross margins of each of the different enterprises of the holding and shall be expressed as a Community unit of measure.(d) 'Standard gross margin' shall mean the balance between the standard value of production and the standard value of certain direct costs ; this balance expressed for each region shall be determined and applied to each enterprise, either per hectare of agricultural area utilized in the case of crops or per animal in the case of livestock. 1. The standard gross margins shall be as set out in Annex I.2. The classes for the type of farming shall be as set out in Annex II.3. The classes for the economic size of the holding shall be as set out in Annex III. 1. The typology shall be designed to meet in particular the information needs of the common agricultural policy.2. The typology shall be applied whenever due reference is made to this Decision ; in each case the degree of aggregation and of detail required shall be specified.3. The principal applications of the typology shall be in the collection and presentation of data by type of farming and size group, particularly in connection with Community statistical surveys and censuses and the EEC farm accountancy data network. Before 31 December 1980, the Commission, in cooperation with the Member States, shall undertake a full review of the typology taking particular account of experience acquired in applying this Decision and of any new Community needs.Following this review, this Decision shall be amended as necessary. This Decision is addressed to the Member States.
[EX A]: Commission Decision establishing a Community typology for agricultural holdings

[EX Q]: 1. The United Kingdom is hereby authorized, subject to the conditions contained in paragraph 2, on a temporary basis, to maintain the restrictions on direct investments in Member States by United Kingdom residents and the liquidation of such investments.2.    (a) £ 500 000 or 50 % of the total cost of the investment, whichever is the greater, can be obtained at the official exchange rate, where the (1)OJ No L 211, 9.8.1975, p. 29. (2)OJ No L 179, 19.7.1977, p. 30.   investment cost is to be recouped by benefits to the United Kingdom's balance of payments, within the period specified in paragraph 2 (b).(b) The period referred to in paragraph 2 (a) shall not be less than three years. The United Kingdom is hereby authorized on a temporary basis to maintain the restrictions on the following capital movements of a personal nature:    (a) transfers of capital belonging to United Kingdom residents who are emigrating, other than transfers in connection with the free movement of persons under the provisions of Title III of Part two of the EEC Treaty. However for transfers by emigrants not covered by the provisions of Title III of Part two of the EEC Treaty, the initial amount transferable per family unit is increased to £ 80 000 from £ 40 000;(b) gifts and endowments, dowries, succession duties, and real estate investments, other than those in connection with the freedom of movement of persons under the provisions of Title III of Part two of the EEC Treaty. Restrictions shall, however, be abolished on:      (i) cash gifts up to £ 1 500 per donor, per annum, plus £ 1 500 for EEC recipients;(ii) wedding gifts or dowries from parents (or those in loco parentis) up to £ 7 500 per annum in excess of cash gifts allowance. The United Kingdom is hereby authorized on a temporary basis to maintain the restrictions on the acquisition by residents of foreign securities dealt in on a stock exchange and on the use of the proceeds of liquidation thereof, provided that:    - the entire proceeds of liquidation of foreign securities can be sold on the investment currency market,- the repayment of funds borrowed in foreign currency to buy securities issued by the Communities or by the European Investment Bank and quoted on a stock exchange, can be made : from the proceeds of liquidation, or by purchasing funds on the investment currency market, or, where the repayment is made over a period of five years, by purchasing funds at the official exchange rate. 1. The Commission shall keep under close review the development of the economic situation in the United Kingdom. It shall investigate the situation and the effects of the measures authorized herein not later than 31 December 1978.2. The Commission reserves the right to amend or revoke this Decision if it finds that the conditions on which it was based have changed or that the effects of the Decision are more restrictive than is necessary to achieve its purpose. Decision 75/487/EEC is hereby repealed. This Decision is addressed to the United Kingdom.
[EX A]:
Commission Decision authorizing the United Kingdom to take certain protective measures under Article 108 (3) of the EEC Treaty and repealing Decision 75/487/EEC (Only the English text is authentic)