Paragraph 4

(1)

The supply of a worker for agricultural work by a farmer (A) to another farmer (B) where—

(a)

The supply is to do work on a farm which is the subject of a share-farming agreement between A and B; or

(b)

The total hours the worker works for B are not more than thirty per cent of the total hours the worker worked for A in the twelve months immediately preceding the commencement of the period of work undertaken for B; or

(c)

The worker has been supplied to A by a person (C) who acts as a gangmaster in making that supply, and the supply by A—

(i)

Is made with C's agreement to the nature of the work to be undertaken for B; and

(ii)

Is a one-off arrangement of less than two weeks.

(2)

In this paragraph—

“share-farming agreement” means an agreement entered into between two or more pensions to share the net receipts of—

(a)
Their separate business assets, or
(b)
Services for carrying out specified farming operations,
As divided between them and paid to the businesses in agreed proportions.