With the introduction of the new policy rules, land users in eight provinces can only report hunting actions via the Damage Registration System (SRS). This applies to land users in the provinces of Drenthe, Flevoland, Gelderland, Groningen, Limburg, Overijssel, Utrecht and Zeeland. BIJ12 reports this.
“In order to receive compensation for wildlife damage, in some cases it is required that adequate use is made of the exemption or exemption for combating the animals causing damage,” says BIJ12 about the change in the submission of hunting actions. ‘Adequate means hunting at least twice a week from the time the damage is discovered until the final appraisal.’
Only digitally
BIJ12 looks at the hunting actions to test the careful use of the exemption or exemption. With the introduction of the new policy rules, hunting activities in the above-mentioned provinces can only be submitted digitally via the Damage Registration System (SRS).
Within two weeks
To view the hunting actions, the land user must agree to BIJ12 in the SRS. Actions must be implemented within two weeks of the valuation confirmation. Actions entered later will not be included in the assessment. Individual documents or emails with hunting actions will no longer be processed.
Timely agreement
By giving timely approval in SRS, BIJ12 can start assessing the application immediately after receiving the final valuation report and it is no longer necessary to provide data afterwards. BIJ12: ‘If no approval has been given in SRS, and control was possible, the application for compensation can be rejected. It is therefore in the interest of the land user to agree to the SRS.’
Land users who have already submitted an application, but have not yet given approval, will receive a message from BIJ12.
Link with SRS
Land users can agree when submitting the application. Click here for the manual for linking MyFaunazaken and SRS.
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