# The Hill Livestock (Compensatory Allowances) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1999, Part II: Rates of payment for ewes 1 For each ewe of a hardy breed or hardy cross-breed included in a specially qualified flock— £8·88 2 For ewes other than any referred to in paragraph 1— Composition of eligible land Payment for each ewe Note 1: Where the claimant’s eligible land consists of disadvantaged land and severely disadvantaged land the maximum number of ewes for which £4·64 is payable shall be calculated according to the following formula— N=(H×6)-E where— N is the said maximum number, H is the total area in hectares of the severely disadvantaged land and any relevant afforested land occupied by the claimant, and E is the total amount of compensatory allowances payable to the claimant in the Scheme Year for ewes of a hardy breed or hardy cross-breed comprised in a specially qualified flock. Note 2: Where the claimant’s eligible land consists of disadvantaged land and severely disadvantaged land the amount up to which £4·64 is payable for each ewe shall be calculated according to the following formula— A=(H×£102·75)-C where— A is the said amount, H represents the same area as in Note 1, and C is the sum of the total amount represented by E in Note 1 and any compensatory allowances payable to the claimant in the Scheme Year at the rate of £73.39 for each breeding cow. Disadvantaged land only £4·09 Severely disadvantaged land only £4·64 Disadvantaged land and severely disadvantaged land £4·64 for a maximum number of ewes calculated in accordance with Note 1 below, up to an amount calculated in accordance with Note 2 below, and for each further ewe in excess of that maximum number, or when that amount has been reached ‘ £4·09. --- Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/nisr/1999/497/schedule/part/II (the official version) Page: https://openlegislation.uk/hill-livestock-compensatory-allowances-regulations-northern-ireland-1999/schedule/part-II Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: legislation.gov.uk, The National Archives.