PQ 27
48 Mr. Penrose asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Rural Development his views on whether the penalties for errors in applications for direct payments are excessive; the plans, if any, he has to instigate a review in this regard; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [5060/00]
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22 February 2000
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22 February 2000 · Priority Questions. - Direct Payment Schemes.
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oral
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Penrose, Willie.
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Agriculture
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22 February 2000
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48 Mr. Penrose asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Rural Development his views on whether the penalties for errors in applications for direct payments are excessive; the plans, if any, he has to instigate a review in this regard; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [5060/00]
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22 February 2000
Priority Questions. - Direct Payment Schemes.
48 Mr. Penrose asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Rural Development his views on whether the penalties for errors in applications for direct payments are excessive; the plans, if any, he has to instigate a review in this regard; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [5060/00]
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Priority Questions. - Direct Payment Schemes.
Priority Questions. - Direct Payment Schemes.
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- Penrose, Willie. · Asking member
- Minister for Agriculture, Food and Rural Development · Minister for Agriculture, Food and Rural Development · Addressed to
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