...uthoring of complementary national direct payments for Croatia; setting the amount to be included in the special national de-mining reserve for Croatia; fixing the annual national ceiling for the basic payment scheme; adopting rules on applications for allocation of payment entitlements; adopting measures regarding the reversion of non-activated payment entitlements to the national reserve; adopting modalities of the notification of transfer of payment entitlements to the national authorities and the deadlines within which such notification are to take place; fixing annual ceilings for the redistributive payment; fixing the ann ...[+++]ual national ceiling for the single area payment scheme; adopting rules on applications for allocation of payment entitlements submitted in the year of allocation of payment entitlements where Member States change to the basic payment scheme; modalities and timetables for notifications relating to specific commitments or certification schemes; adopting rules on the procedure for the Member States notifications and the Commission assesment as regards equivalent practices; adopting certain limits within which the obligation to maintain permanent grassland is considered as being complied with; setting out the annual ceiling for the payment for agricultural practices beneficial for the climate and the environment; setting out the annual ceiling for the payment for areas with natural constraints; setting out the annual ceiling for the payment for young farmers; setting out the annual ceilings for the voluntary coupled support; adopting rules on the procedure for the assessment and approval of decisions in the framework of the voluntary coupled support; adopting rules on the authorisation procedure and on the notifications to the producers related to the authorisation of land and varieties for the purposes of the crop specific payment for cotton; adopting rules on the calculation of the reduction of the amount of the crop specific payment for cotton; adopting rules concerning general notification requirements and methods; and adopting necessary and justifiable measures to resolve specific problems in an emergency. ...

2. Where the laws, regulations or administrative provisions in force in its own Member State so permit, and after consulting the applicant party, the requested party may allow the debtor time to pay or authorise payment by instalment.

(d) Payment service provider liability in the event of defective or unauthorised execution of payments

Equally, advance payments during the cooling-off period are entirely prohibited in Member States such as Luxembourg, Portugal and Greece but in, for example, Denmark advance payments, other than to the vendor or the granter of credit, are permitted and advance payments into third-party security accounts are allowed in Germany.

For the year 2000, for example, the budget contained approximately EUR 4 billion more in commitment appropriations than in funds for payments.

With regard to current payments and capital, the parties undertake to authorise all current payments which are connected to the movement of goods, services or persons.