Proceeding contribution from Michael Jack (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Monday, 9 July 2007. It occurred during Estimates day on Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs..
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Indeed, and there was also a request from the farming industry that horticultural land, for example, should be included. Part of the problem with the volume of work that overwhelmed the agency was the lack of appreciation by Ministers of what all that extra complexity, new land and everything else that they were introducing into payment for the first time would mean in reality. I will not labour the point further. I draw my remarks to a conclusion on the single farm payment. We have raised the important issues of accountability, bad planning by the Department, and failure to heed warnings by a Select Committee, particularly in relation to IT. It may well take until 2012 to fix the RPA and another £55 million will have to be spent.
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- Agriculture Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs EU budget Farmers Prices Common agricultural policy Rural areas Rural Payments Agency Subsidies
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