Not all the CSFS holdings were culled and tested; some farmers, for example, with rare breeds where replacements would be difficult to find, applied successfully for derogation from culling for up to five years.
A minimum data set is necessary to evaluate the request for derogation; this is what we have specified in annex IV; if, in addition, further data is required by a Member State for an evaluation, it can request as much or as little as is needed.
Decentralisation leads to a loss of power for unions, because non-organised decentralisation leads to the use of derogations for a rising number of companies.
He said that we want a solution the soonest, but one that will end the Turkish occupation, safeguard human rights, terminate the 1960 guarantees, and will not provide for permanent derogations from the EU acquis communautaire.
According to our legal experts the criteria for refusing derogations must be explicitly stated in the text, otherwise a decision to refuse a derogation may not be enforceable in court.
In addition, the GDPR provides some room for manoeuvre for national regulations (derogations defined by a law) in this context.
A general problem with the Article 6.2 83 axis is that while it implies that the relevant conditions in the two Articles will fully determine the scope for the processing of personal data for historical, statistical or scientific research purposes, derogations for research appears in Articles 5e, 9.2i, 17.3c, and 81.2.
For Sweden these derogations consist of the requirement of an individual serological test for rabies neutralizing antibodies before entry into Sweden earliest 120 days after the latest vaccination.
In their December ruling, the law lords had already queried the government's justification for its derogation.
