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Scotland’s national ceiling (100%)

Scotland’s national ceiling (100%). Council position March 2013. MS shall use 30% of ceiling for Greening payments. MS may use up to 5% of ceiling for P1 ANC payments. MS may use up to 2% of ceiling for Young F armer payments.

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Scotland’s national ceiling (100%)

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  1. Scotland’s national ceiling (100%) Council position March 2013 MS shall use 30% of ceiling for Greening payments MS may use up to 5% of ceiling for P1 ANC payments MS may use up to 2% of ceiling for Young Farmer payments MS may use up to 7% of ceiling (12% in some MS) for VCS payments MS may use up to 10% of ceiling for Small Farmer Scheme Payments MS may use up to 30% of ceiling for French redistributive payments Flexibility: MS may transfer up to 15% P1 to P2. UK and NMS may transfer up to 25% P2 to P1 (reverse flexibility). Minimum deduction is 30% (Greening) and maximum is 99% from Scotland’s NC. Therefore between 1% and 70% of national ceiling is left for Basic Payments MS shall deduct up to 3% of BP ceiling for National Reserve Remaining budget is split between regions  subregional BP ceilings Spanish 145% rule Irish tunnel In Year 1, at least 10% of subregional ceiling is area-based. Rest is historic. Variety of internal convergence measures given with no end point.

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