# The Agriculture Improvement Regulations 1985, Regulation 5: Improvement plans


(1) An improvement plan submitted for approval shall be set out in such form as the appropriate Minister may from time to time require and the person submitting it shall furnish all such particulars and information relating thereto as the appropriate Minister may require, and in particular—
(a) sufficient information to show that the person undertaking to carry out the plan is an eligible person and that the plan relates to an eligible agricultural business;
(b) a description of that agricultural business at the time of submission of the plan for approval and of the land to which the plan relates;
(c) a description of that agricultural business on completion of the plan in the form of an estimated budget, an estimate of the earned income per labour unit reasonably required in the carrying on of the business on completion of the plan and an estimate of the number of such labour units;
(d) an indication of the measures to be taken and, in particular, of the investments to be made, in order to achieve the aim of the plan and a list of any agreements to purchase land or take land on lease made in order to achieve an increase in the area of land occupied for the purposes of the agricultural business to which the plan relates;
(e) an indication of any loan guarantee which may be required.
(2) The duration of an improvement plan shall be such period as is specified in the plan, being a period not exceeding six years from the date of approval of the plan.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1985/1266/regulation/5 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/agriculture-improvement-regulations-1985/regulation-5
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