6. Expresses concern about the consequences of the EHEC crisis that put numerous vegetable producers in the Union into an extremely difficult situation whereby from one day to another demand declined dramatically and producers were either not selling their products at all or were selling them at an extremely low price; calls for the establishment of an adequate special fund to cover the real loss of income of vegetable producers caused by the crisis and decent promotion measures to restore consumer confidence and to stimulate the con ...[+++]sumption of vegetables in the Union;

Subject to certain provisions and limits, eligible class members are entitled to compensation for loss of income in an amount equal to 8/11ths of 70% of their past loss of net income, indexed to inflation, for each year until they attain the age of 65 years.

Question No. 286 Ms. Megan Leslie: With regard to the Pre-1986/Post-1990 Hepatitis C Settlement Agreement administered by Crawford Class Action Services: (a) how many claims were approved for compensation under the Loss of Income and Dependants Fund; (b) what is the total amount Class Members are entitled to under the Loss of Income and Dependants Fund; (c) how many Class Members have had their payment under the Loss of Income and Dependants Fund withheld; (d) what is the total amount of these withheld payments; (e) how many claims under the Loss of Income and Dependants Fund remain to be pro ...[+++]cessed; (f) what is the average compensation Class Members are entitled to under the Loss of Income and Dependants Fund; (g) how many claims were approved for compensation under the general compensation fund; (h) what is the total amount Class Members are entitled to under the general compensation fund; (i) how many Class Members have had their payment under the general compensation fund withheld; (j) what is the total amount of these withheld payments; (k) how many claims under the general compensation fund remain to be processed; (l) what is the average compensation Class Members are entitled to under the general compensation fund; (m) how many people did the government estimate they would have to compensate under the Loss of Income and Dependants Fund when the settlement agreement was signed; (n) what did they estimate the average claim under the Loss of Income and Dependants Fund would amount to; (o) how many people did the government estimate they would have to compensate under the general compensation fund when the settlement agreement was signed; (p) what did they estimate the average claim under the general compensation fund would amount to; (q) has Crawford Class Action Services advised the government that the Loss of Income and Dependants Fund would be insufficient to cover all approved claims and, if so, (i) when, (ii) by what amount did they indicate ...

Compensation to harmonise tariffs in order to integrate different transport services has the aim of offsetting the extra income losses that operators would not have sustained without the integration of different transport services under Article 4(2)(c).

The proposed aid would be tiggered only if on a yearly basis the average green rate would be devalued by more than 2% and a real income loss can be established, and would only be granted in a strongly degressive way (reduction by 2 points every campaign, starting with the first).

That 27 per cent of the cost in Australia is related primarily to the wage-loss equivalent and the treatment that goes on for many of these individuals for a lifetime.