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8.—(1) An applicant is entitled, during a calendar year, to submit an application to the Scottish Ministers for a Scheme payment in respect of any eligible animal.
(2) A Scheme payment for a particular Scheme year is to be made in respect of an application for Scheme payment made during that Scheme year.
(3) An application must include the following information for any animal in respect of which the application is made—
(a)the eartag identification code;
(b)details concerning the identification document which has been issued in respect of that animal; and
(c)such other information as the Scottish Ministers may reasonably require.
(4) An application for a Scheme payment must be in writing in such a form and containing such particulars as may be specified by the Scottish Ministers.
(5) An application for a Scheme payment may be withdrawn in writing in respect of any animal included in that application unless the applicant or keeper has been notified by the Scottish Ministers of—
(a)an inspection under—
(i)the Common Agricultural Policy Single Payment and Support Schemes (Cross-Compliance) (Scotland) Regulations 2011(1);
(ii)the Cattle Identification Regulations; or
(iii)these Regulations; or
(b)any errors in the application.
(6) For the purposes of Article 11(1) of Commission Regulation 1122/2009, an applicant must have submitted a single application in accordance with the IACS Regulations in the same year of application for a Scheme payment.
S.S.I. 2011/ .
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