2. Except in cases of force majeure, the security shall be forfeited in whole or in part where the execution of a particular obligation is not carried out, or is carried out only partially. 3. The Commission is empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 100 supplementing this Regulation with rules on: which ensure a non-discriminatory treatment, equity and the respect of proportionality when lodging a security; specifying the responsible party in the event that an obligation is not met; laying down the specific situations in which the competent authority may waive the requirement of a security; laying down the conditions applying to the security to be lodged and the guarantor and the conditions for lodging and releasing that security; laying down the specific conditions related to the security lodged in connection with advance payments; setting out the consequences of breaching the obligations for which a security has been lodged, as provided for in paragraph 1, including the forfeiting of securities, the rate of reduction to be applied on release of securities for refunds, licences, offers, tenders or specific applications and when an obligation covered by that security has not been met either wholly or in part, taking into account the nature of the obligation, the quantity for which the obligation has been breached, the period exceeding the time limit by which the obligation should have been met and the time by which evidence that the obligation has been met is produced. 4. The Commission may adopt implementing acts laying down rules on: the form of the security to be lodged and the procedure for lodging the security, for accepting it, and for replacing the original security; the procedures for the release of a security; the notifications to be made by Member States and by the Commission. Those implementing acts shall be adopted in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 101(3). Chapter II Integrated administration and control system Article 63 Scope and definitions 1. Each Member State shall set up and operate an integrated administration and control system (the 'integrated system'). 2. The integrated system shall apply to the area- and animal-based interventions listed in Chapters II and IV of Title III of Regulation (EU) …/… [CAP Strategic Plan Regulation] and to the measures referred to in Chapter IV of Regulation (EU) No 228/2013 and in Chapter IV of Regulation (EU) 229/2013 respectively.
3. To the extent necessary, the integrated system shall also be used for the management and control of conditionality and measures in the wine sector as laid down in Title III of Regulation (EU) …/… [CAP Strategic Plan Regulation]. 4. For the purposes of this Chapter: "geo-spatial application" means an electronic application form that includes an IT application based on a geographic information system that allows beneficiaries to spatially declare the agricultural parcels of the holding and non-agricultural areas claimed for payment; "area monitoring system" means a procedure of regular and systematic observation, tracking and assessment of agricultural activities and practices on agricultural areas by Copernicus Sentinels satellite data or other data with at least equivalent value; "system for the identification and registration of animals" means the system for the identification and registration of bovine animals laid down by Regulation (EC) No 1760/2000 of the European Parliament and of the Council or the system for the identification and registration of ovine and caprine animals laid down by Council Regulation (EC) No 21/2004; "agricultural parcel" a unit of land representing an agricultural area as defined in Article 4 of Regulation (EU) …/… [CAP Strategic Plan Regulation]; "geographic information system" means a computer system capable of capturing, storing, analysing, and displaying geographically referenced information; "claimless system" means an application system for area- or animal-based interventions in which necessary data required by the administration on at least individual areas or animals claimed for aid is available in official computerised databases managed by the Member State. Article 64 Elements of the integrated system 1. The integrated system shall comprise the following elements: an identification system for agricultural parcels; a geo-spatial and an animal-based application system; an area monitoring system; a system for the identification of beneficiaries of the interventions and measures referred to in Article 63(2); a control and penalties system; where applicable, a system for the identification and registration of payment entitlements; where applicable, a system for the identification and registration of animals. 2. The integrated system shall operate on the basis of electronic databases and geographic information systems and shall enable the exchange and integration of data between the electronic databases and the geographic information systems.
Article 79 Programming 1. Member States shall draw up programmes for scrutiny to be carried out pursuant to Article 75 during the subsequent scrutiny period. 2. Each year, before 15 April, Member States shall send the Commission their programme as referred to in paragraph 1 and shall specify: the number of undertakings to be scrutinised and breakdown by sector on the basis of the amounts relating to them; the criteria adopted for drawing up the programme. 3. The programmes established by the Member States and forwarded to the Commission shall be implemented by the Member States, if, within eight weeks, the Commission has not made known its comments. 4. Paragraph 3 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the amendments to the programme made by the Member States. 5. At any stage, the Commission may request the inclusion of a particular category of undertaking in the programme of a Member States. 6. Undertakings for the sum of the receipts or payments amounted to less than EUR 40 000 shall be scrutinised in accordance with this Chapter only for specific reasons to be indicated by the Member States in their annual programme referred to in paragraph 1 or by the Commission in any proposed amendment to that programme. The Commission is empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 101 amending the threshold set out in the first subparagraph. Article 80 Special departments 1. In each Member State, a special department shall be responsible for monitoring the application of this Chapter. Those departments shall, in particular, be responsible for: the performance of the scrutiny provided for in this Chapter by officials employed directly by that special department; or the coordination and general surveillance of the scrutiny carried out by officials belonging to departments. Member States may also provide that scrutiny to be carried out pursuant to this Chapter is allocated between the special departments and other national departments, provided that the former is responsible for its coordination. 2. The department or departments responsible for the application of this Chapter shall be organised in such a way as to be independent of the departments or branches of departments responsible for the payments and the scrutiny checks carried out prior to payment. 3. The special department referred to in paragraph 1 shall take all the measures necessary, and it shall be entrusted by the Member State concerned with all the powers necessary, to perform the tasks referred to in this Chapter.
3 [08.03.YY] 2021-2027 rural development types of inverventions under the CAP plan Diff NO NO NO NO 3 [08.03.YY] Operational technical assistance Diff NO NO NO NO 7 [08.01.YY] Expenditure related to official and temporary agents in the ‘Agriculture and rural development’ policy area Non-diff NO NO NO NO 7 [08.01.YY] External personnel and other management expenditure in support of the 'Agricultural and Rural Development' policy area Non-diff NO NO NO NO 7 [08.01.YY] Expenditure related to information and communication technology equipment and services of the 'Agricultural and Rural Development' policy area Non-diff NO NO NO NO The list of budget items in the table above is preliminary and does not prejudge the concrete budget nomenclature that the Commission will propose in the context of the annual budgetary procedure.