# Commission Decision of 29 December 2004 amending Decisions 2003/746/EC and 2003/848/EC as regards the reallocation of the Community’s financial contribution to Member States’ TSE eradication and monitoring programmes for 2004 (notified under document number C(2004) 5396) (2004/922/EC), Annex

Extent: E+W+S+N.I.

Annexes I and II to Decision 2003/746/EC are replaced by the following:
‘ANNEX I
List of programmes for the monitoring of TSEs
Rate and Maximum amount of the Community financial contribution
Disease
Member States
Rate-purchase of test kits (%)
Maximum amount(in EUR)
TSEs
Belgium
100
3 351 000
Denmark
100
2 351 000
Germany
100
15 611 000
Greece
100
383 000
Spain
100
4 854 000
France
100
24 735 000
Ireland
100
5 386 000
Italy
100
6 401 000
Luxembourg
100
158 000
Netherlands
100
4 346 000
Austria
100
1 789 000
Portugal
100
1 177 000
Finland
100
1 060 000
Sweden
100
358 000
United Kingdom
100
4 269 000
Cyprus
100
144 000
Estonia
100
159 000
Malta
100
37 000
Slovenia
100
399 000
Total
76 968 000
ANNEX II
List of programmes for the eradication of Scrapie
Maximum amount of the Community financial contribution
Disease
Member States
Rate
Maximum amount(in EUR)
Scrapie
Denmark
50 % culling, 100 % genotyping
1 000
Germany
50 % culling, 100 % genotyping
927 000
Greece
50 % culling, 100 % genotyping
450 000
Spain
50 % culling, 100 % genotyping
573 000
France
50 % culling, 100 % genotyping
3 014 000
Ireland
50 % culling, 100 % genotyping
1 006 000
Italy
50 % culling, 100 % genotyping
671 000
Netherlands
50 % culling, 100 % genotyping
704 000
Austria
50 % culling, 100 % genotyping
5 000
Portugal
50 % culling, 100 % genotyping
275 000
Finland
50 % culling, 100 % genotyping
3 000
Sweden
50 % culling, 100 % genotyping
34 000
United Kingdom
50 % culling, 100 % genotyping
6 652 000
Cyprus
50 % culling, 100 % genotyping
1 360 000
Total
15 675 000
’

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/eudn/2004/922/annex (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/eu-decision-2004-922/annex
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