the Department will pay the Herdowner the difference between the individual gross prices per animal paid by the factory and the attributed valuation: This takes into account the ceiling limits, and deductions to be made by the Department i.e. insurance, cost appeal, penalties etc. The original factory docket received by the Herdowner/Keeper must be forwarded to the RVO as soon as possible. The Department will endeavour to process the net differential payments in accordance with the Charter of Rights for Herdowners on Payments i.e. within 3 weeks of receipt of all of the documentation needed to effect the payment. In cases where the appeal valuation is rejected outside the required time frames, (consequently the case cannot proceed to arbitration) and has been accepted by the other party, payment will be based on the appeal valuation and other criteria. Under the legislation and other criteria set down within the scheme, the Minister may reduce or refuse to pay an amount of compensation if the herdowner/keeper has failed to take appropriate control measures, has impeded or obstructed officers or officials in carrying out functions under the Act or other as deemed appropriate. When the payment processing stage has concluded, the RVO will issue Form V11 to the Herdowner detailing key information on how the payment was determined and of any decision to reduce or withhold payment as appropriate. Should you wish to appeal any aspect of the calculation of payment penalties applied please refer to Section 6 on Penalties and Appeals 2.10 Documentation required for payments It should be understood that it is not possible for the RVO to process the net differential payment due under the On Farm Market Valuation Scheme without receiving all necessary documentation from the Herdowner/Keeper, including factory dockets, up-to-date Tax Clearance Certificates /Tax Clearance Access code (when
the Department will pay the Herdowner the difference between the individual gross prices per animal paid by the factory and the attributed valuation: This takes into account the ceiling limits, and deductions to be made by the Department i.e. insurance, cost appeal, penalties etc. The original factory docket received by the Herdowner/Keeper must be forwarded to the RVO as soon as possible. The Department will endeavour to process the net differential payments in accordance with the Charter of Rights for Herdowners on Payments i.e. within 3 weeks of receipt of all of the documentation needed to effect the payment. In cases where the appeal valuation is rejected outside the required time frames, (consequently the case cannot proceed to arbitration) and has been accepted by the other party, payment will be based on the appeal valuation and other criteria. Under the legislation and other criteria set down within the scheme, the Minister may reduce or refuse to pay an amount of compensation if the herdowner/keeper has failed to take appropriate control measures, has impeded or obstructed officers or officials in carrying out functions under the Act or other as deemed appropriate. When the payment processing stage has concluded, the RVO will issue Form V11 to the Herdowner detailing key information on how the payment was determined and of any decision to reduce or withhold payment as appropriate. Should you wish to appeal any aspect of the calculation of payment penalties applied please refer to Section 6 on Penalties and Appeals 2.10 Documentation required for payments It should be understood that it is not possible for the RVO to process the net differential payment due under the On Farm Market Valuation Scheme without receiving all necessary documentation from the Herdowner/Keeper, including factory dockets, up-to-date Tax Clearance Certificates /Tax Clearance Access code (when
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