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Now, really, an oversight as simple as that building a poultry unit on your farm and not having informed them within the 12 As Mr Weber stated, the cause for these errors is 'simple negligence or oversight, poor knowledge of the complex rules and presumably also fraud connected with the EU budget'. I do not think is something that you should actually be penalised for. month period	As to the liability arrangements applicable in the event of simple negligence, the directive does not require unlimited liability but leaves it to the parties concerned to negotiate and agree on the sums to be applied. Five Member States have approved the option provided by Article 6 of the current directive and have agreed with the authorised recognised organisations on unlimited liability even in cases of simple negligence. As Mr Weber stated, the cause for these errors is 'simple negligence or oversight, poor knowledge of the complex rules and presumably also fraud connected with the EU budget'. The current situation with cases of simple negligence is this: 17 Member States and Norway have established limited liability for cases of simple negligence.

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Now, really, an oversight as simple as that
building a poultry unit on your farm and not having informed them within the 12
As Mr Weber stated, the cause for these errors is 'simple negligence or oversight, poor knowledge of the complex rules and presumably also fraud connected with the EU budget'.
I do not think is something that you should actually be penalised for.
month period

As to the liability arrangements applicable in the event of simple negligence, the directive does not require unlimited liability but leaves it to the parties concerned to negotiate and agree on the sums to be applied.
Five Member States have approved the option provided by Article 6 of the current directive and have agreed with the authorised recognised organisations on unlimited liability even in cases of simple negligence.
As Mr Weber stated, the cause for these errors is 'simple negligence or oversight, poor knowledge of the complex rules and presumably also fraud connected with the EU budget'.
The current situation with cases of simple negligence is this: 17 Member States and Norway have established limited liability for cases of simple negligence.