English: 12.3 Annexes Unless otherwise indicated, the definitions set out in clause 12.1 do not apply in respect of Annexes A, B and C. 13.0 COMMON RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAM BASE 13.1 Eligible programs For the purposes of clauses 5.2 and 15 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties agree that, as of April 1, 2006, the eligible programs for the common risk management program base, shall be the following: 13.1.1 the NISA program or a stabilization, disaster mitigation and investment program that meets the common risk management program base for the NISA program, as set out in clauses 15 and 17 herein; and 13.1.2 production insurance programs that meet the common risk management program base for production insurance, as set out in clause 19 herein; 14.0 RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMING PRINCIPLES 14.1 Key principles The Parties agree that risk management programming shall be designed in accordance with the following program principles: 14.1.1 programs shall be in conformity with Canada’s international trading obligations and should minimize countervail risk; 14.1.2 programs should be comprehensive; 14.1.3 programs should minimize moral hazard and not influence farmers’ production and marketing decisions; 14.1.4 programs should be developed in conjunction with the agricultural and agri-food sector, including consultation with other relevant partners and stakeholders; 14.1.5 programs should have a clear purpose; 14.1.6 programs should contribute to the use and development of private sector risk management tools; 14.1.7 programs should contribute to market-oriented adjustments and adoption of technological innovations; 14.1.8 producers who participate in publicly-funded programs must share costs; 14.1.9 programs should apply to the stability of the entire farm entity; 14.1.10 payments for the purposes of stabilization, disaster mitigation or production loss should not be capitalized into assets; 14.1.11 there shall be limits on the levels of assistance to producers; 14.1.12 programs should help mitigate a broad range of risks by contributing to improved environmental stewardship and improved food safety and quality; 14.1.13 the financial resources of Canada should be allocated to provide, over time, the same level of protection for farmers in similar circumstances; and 14.1.14 programs eligible for the common risk management program base, and the allocation of federal and provincial funds, should not distort regional or commodity-based comparative advantage within or among jurisdictions.
French: 15.1.6 Les administrateurs du programme CSRN doivent préparer des lignes directrices qui décrivent les paramètres visant à déterminer si des personnes liées devraient être considérées comme exploitant une exploitation unique. 15.1.7 Le revenu total provenant de produits assujettis à la gestion de l'offre doit être pris en compte dans le calcul des marges de référence et de production.Les producteurs dont la totalité ou une partie des ventes proviennent de produits agricoles soumis à la gestion de l'offre, c'est-à-dire de produits assujettis aux dispositions de la Loi fédérale sur la Commission canadienne du lait, ou relevant d'offices de commercialisation nationaux établis en vertu de la partie II de la Loi fédérale sur les offices des produits agricoles, seront admissibles à ce qui suit : 15.1.7.1 au volet aide en cas de catastrophes du programme CSRN; 15.1.7.2 à une couverture allant jusqu'à 70 p.