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Art. 11 Ordinance of October 31, 2012 on Breeding (OB) - Procedure

OE; Chapitre 2 Reconnaissance d’organisations et d’entreprises de sélection
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Art. 11 OE · Procedure

The application for recognition as a breeding organization, accompanied by the necessary documents, must be submitted to the FOAG using the designated form.

Recognition is limited to a maximum of ten years. If a new application is submitted no later than six months before the expiration of the recognition, the FOAG will issue a decision before the recognition expires.

Equine breeding organizations that issue equine passports must, alongside the new application referred to in para. 2, submit a new application for recognition as a passport issuance service pursuant to Art. 15 d bis, para. 4, of the June 27, 1995 Ordinance on Epizootics.

Any changes related to the conditions that justified the recognition must be communicated to the FOAG within three months.

The FOAG publishes the list of recognized breeding organizations.

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (2)

B-2324/2006 (Art. 11 OE AdC)
Surveillance Tax Lawful, Except for Unconstitutional Base Tax
The formula for calculating the additional tax was deemed to be a correct application of the legal criteria and was used for the recalculation.
B-2326/2006 (Art. 11 OE AdC)
Financial Institution v. Regulatory Authority: Supervisory Tax Constitutionality and Calculation
This provision contains the formula for calculating the additional tax, which the court applied after correcting an apparent error, and which is considered to be a legally compliant application of the law.