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Common Agricultural Policy: Single Farm Payment

Oral question asked in the House of Lords, by Baroness Byford (Conservative). It was answered by Lord Rooker (Labour) on Wednesday, 5 July 2006.

Question

What progress they have made in paying in full the single farm payments for 2005.

Answer

My Lords, I refer the noble Baroness to the detailed Written Statement that I made this morning, which reported the latest position at the close of the 2005 single payment scheme window on 30 June. In summary, as of that date, more than £1.438 billion had been paid from the total fund; 91,720 applicants had received a full payment; and a further 16,168 had received a partial payment but still await the remainder of their claim. This leaves an estimated 8,500 claimants who are yet to receive a payment, of whom approximately 460 have claims valued at more than €1,000. These remaining claims are complex, but they remain the agency’s topmost priority.

Type
Oral question
Reference
684 c232 
Session
2005-06
Oral question type
Lead
Chamber / Committee
House of Lords chamber
Rural Payments Agency
Wednesday, 5 July 2006
Written statements
House of Lords
Contains statistics
Yes
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