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Thursday, 18 April 2019

Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine

Basic Payment Scheme Data

Photo of Charlie McConalogueCharlie McConalogue (Donegal, Fianna Fail)
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220. To ask the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine the number of BPS recipients with payment entitlements with an initial unit value less than 60% of the BPS national average in each of the years over the 2014 to 2020 period, by county in tabular form; the proportion in each county with an initial unit value less than 60% of the BPS national average out of total BPS recipients in each such year; and the date on which all BPS recipients will be above the 60% average in each county [18282/19]

Photo of Michael CreedMichael Creed (Cork North West, Fine Gael)
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Table A details the number of Basic Payment Scheme entitlement holders with an Initial Unit Value less than 60% of the Basic Payment Scheme national average from 2015 to 2019 by county while Table B shows the percentage of Basic Payment Scheme entitlement holders with an Initial Unit Value less than 60% of the Basic Payment Scheme national average out of the total Basic Payment Scheme entitlement holders from 2015 to 2019 by county.

The Basic Payment Scheme came into being in 2015 therefore values are not available for 2014. The future of CAP in the year 2020 and beyond continues to be subject to discussion, therefore values for 2020 are not available. As outlined in the tables below, all Basic Payment Scheme entitlement holders will have entitlements values above or equal to 60% of the Basic Payment Scheme national average in 2019. All values are subject to rounding.

COUNTY20152016201720182019
CARLOW1631471361210
CAVAN1,1371,0811,0059440
CLARE1,4511,3171,1821,0320
CORK2,1121,9731,8151,6430
DONEGAL4,3104,1333,9133,6340
DUBLIN1461381261150
GALWAY3,4653,3193,1282,9090
KERRY2,8542,6972,5142,2860
KILDARE3723463293070
KILKENNY3593303022820
LAOIS3963683332920
LEITRIM1,4821,3731,2381,1010
LIMERICK1,1621,0729708690
LONGFORD4323993663320
LOUTH2412302111950
MAYO4,1543,9493,6873,4010
MEATH6185845535060
MONAGHAN7116726215690
OFFALY6315965535140
ROSCOMMON1,2861,1631,0619540
SLIGO1,3061,2091,1009850
TIPPERARY9498788067280
WATERFORD3553212922660
WESTMEATH6175785404990
WEXFORD4003753543230
WICKLOW4544324013620

Table B:The percentage of Basic Payment Scheme entitlement holders with an Initial Unit Value less than 60% of the Basic Payment Scheme national average out of the total Basic Payment Scheme entitlement holders from 2015 to 2019 by county.

COUNTY20152016201720182019
CARLOW109880
CAVAN242321200
CLARE242220170
CORK161514130
DONEGAL525047440
DUBLIN242321190
GALWAY292826240
KERRY373533300
KILDARE181716150
KILKENNY1010980
LAOIS141311100
LEITRIM434036320
LIMERICK232119170
LONGFORD181716140
LOUTH161514130
MAYO363432300
MEATH171615140
MONAGHAN181716140
OFFALY212018170
ROSCOMMON232119170
SLIGO333128250
TIPPERARY141312110
WATERFORD151312110
WESTMEATH212018170
WEXFORD109980
WICKLOW222119170

Photo of Charlie McConalogueCharlie McConalogue (Donegal, Fianna Fail)
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221. To ask the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine if all BPS entitlements will reach the minimum value of 60% of the basic payment scheme national average by 2019 as scheduled; the number of entitlements that have reached the minimum value of 60% of the basic payment scheme national average; and the number of entitlements that have not reached the minimum value of 60% of the basic payment scheme national average. [18283/19]

Photo of Michael CreedMichael Creed (Cork North West, Fine Gael)
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All eligible farmers were notified of the value of their Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) payment entitlements for the scheme years of 2015 to 2019.  In accordance with Article 25(4) of EU Regulation 1307/2013, the net unit value of all BPS payment entitlements were scheduled to reach a minimum value of 60% of the BPS national average by 2019.

As we are now in the 2019 BPS year, the net unit value of all BPS payment entitlements have reached the minimum 60% of the BPS national average.

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