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Changed11.20. Member States shall ensure that the preparation of the restoration plan is open, transparent, inclusive and effective and that the public especially landowners, land managers, maritime stakeholders,public, andincluding otherall relevant actors, such as advice and extension services , in compliance with the principle of prior and informed consent,stakeholders, areis given early and effective opportunities to participate in the preparation of the plan. Local and regional authorities, as well as relevant management authorities, shall be properly involved in the preparation of theits plan.preparation. Consultations shall comply with the requirements set out in ▌Directive 2001/42/EC. [Am. 12]

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ChangedArticle 1215 Content of the national restoration plansplan

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Changed1. The national restoration plan shall cover the period up to 2050, with intermediate deadlines corresponding to the targets and obligations set out in Articles 4 to 10.13.

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Changed1a.2. By way of derogation from paragraph 1,1 of this Article, the national restoration plan to be submitted in accordance with Article 1316 and Article 14(6)17(6) may, with regard to the period beyondfrom June1 July 2032, and until reviewed in accordance with Article 15(1),19(1), be limited to a strategic overview of:of the following:

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Changed(a) the elements referred to in paragraph 2,3; and;and

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Changed(b) the contents referred to in paragraphs 34 and 3a.5.

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ChangedThe revised national restoration plan resulting from the review to be carried out beforeby July30 June 2032 in accordance with Article 15(1)19(1) may, with regard to the period beyondfrom June1 July 2042, and until revised beforeby July30 June 2042 in accordance with Article 15(1),19(1), be limited to a strategic overview of thosethe elements and contents.contents referred to in first subparagraph of this paragraph.

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Changed2.3. Each Member StatesState shall include the following elements in theirthe national restoration plan, using the uniform format established in accordance with paragraph 47 of this Article:

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Changed(a) the quantification of the areas to be restored to reachmeet the restoration targets set out in Articles 4 to 1012 based on the preparatory work undertaken in accordance with Article 1114 and indicative maps of potential areas to be restored.restored;

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Removed(b) a description of the restoration measures planned, or put in place, for achieving the targets and obligations set out in Articles 4 to 10 and a specification regarding which of those restoration measures are planned, or put in place, within the Natura 2000 network established in accordance with Directive 92/43/EEC;

Added(b) if a Member State applies the derogation laid down in Article 4(5) or Article 5(3), a justification of the reasons why it is not possible to put in place restoration measures by 2050 that are necessary to reach the favourable reference area of a specific habitat type and a justification of the lower percentage set pursuant to those Articles, as identified by that Member State;

Removed(ba) a dedicated section setting out the measures for achieving the obligations in Articles 4(4a) and 5(4a);

Added(c) a description of the restoration measures planned, or put in place, to meet the restoration targets and fulfil the obligations set out in Articles 4 to 13 of this Regulation and a specification regarding which of those restoration measures are planned, or put in place, within the Natura 2000 network established in accordance with Directive 92/43/EEC;

Removed▌ [Am. 41]

Added(d) a dedicated section setting out the measures for achieving the obligations laid down in Article 4(9) and Article 5(7);

Removed▌ [Am. 42]

Added(e) if a Member State applies the derogation laid down in Article 4(2) of this Regulation, a justification of how the percentages set in accordance with that Article do not prevent the favourable conservation status for the relevant habitat types, as determined pursuant to Article 1, point (e), of Directive 92/43/EEC, from being reached or maintained at national biogeographical level;

Removed(e) the inventory of barriers and the barriers identified for removal in accordance with Article 7(1), the plan for their removal in accordance with Article 7(2) and ▌the length of free-flowing rivers to be achieved by the removal of those barriers estimated from 2020 to 2030 and ▌2050, and any other measures to re-establish the natural functions of floodplains in accordance with Article 7(3);

Added(f) an indication of the measures aiming to ensure that the areas covered by the habitat types listed in Annexes I and II do not deteriorate in the areas in which good condition has been reached and that the habitats of the species referred to in Article 4(7) and Article 5(5) do not significantly deteriorate in the areas in which the sufficient quality of the habitats of the species has been reached, in accordance with Article 4(11) and Article 5(9);

Removed(ea) a justification, where applicable, for rewetting peatland on a lower proportion than as set out in Article 9(4), first subparagraph, points (a) to (c);

Added(g) where applicable, a description of how Article 4(13) is applied in its territory, including:

Removed(eb) an account of the indicators for forest ecosystems chosen according to Article 10(2a), and their suitability to demonstrate the enhancement of biodiversity in forest ecosystems within the Member State concerned;

Added(i) an explanation of the system of compensatory measures to be taken for each significant deterioration occurrence, as well as of the necessary monitoring of and reporting on the significant deterioration of habitat types and habitats of the species and the compensatory measures taken;

Removed(f) the timing for putting in place the restoration measures in accordance with Articles 4 to 10;

Added(ii) an explanation of how it will be ensured that the implementation of Article 4(13) does not affect meeting the targets and fulfilling the objectives set out in Articles 1, 4 and 5;

Removed(g) a dedicated section setting out tailored restoration measures in their outermost regions, as applicable

Added(h) an indication of the measures with an aim to maintain habitat types listed in Annexes I and II in good condition in areas where they occur and with an aim to prevent significant deterioration of other areas covered by habitat types listed in Annexes I and II ▌, in accordance with Article 4(12) and Article 5(10);

Removed(h) the monitoring of the areas subject to restoration in accordance with Articles 4 and 5, the process for assessing the effectiveness of the restoration measures put in place in accordance with Articles 4 to 10 and for revising those measures where needed to ensure that the targets and obligations set out in Articles 4 to 10 are met;

Added(i) the inventory of barriers and the barriers identified for removal in accordance with Article 9(1), the plan for their removal in accordance with Article 9(2) and the length of free-flowing rivers to be achieved by the removal of those barriers estimated from 2020 to 2030 and by 2050, and any other measures to re-establish the natural functions of floodplains in accordance with Article 9(3);

Removed(i) an indication of the provisions for ensuring the continuous, long-term and sustained effects of the restoration measures referred to in Articles 4 to 10;

Added(j) an account of the indicators for agricultural ecosystems chosen in accordance with Article 11(2), and their suitability to demonstrate the enhancement of biodiversity in agricultural ecosystems within the Member State concerned;

Removed(j) the estimated co-benefits for climate change mitigation and land degradation neutrality associated with the restoration measures over time, as well as wider socio-economic benefits of those measures;

Added(k) a justification, where applicable, for rewetting peatland on a lower proportion than as set out in Article 11(4), first subparagraph, points (a), (b) and (c);

Removed(ja) the estimated socio-economic impact of the implementation of the restoration measures; [Am. 69]

Added(l) an account of the indicators for forest ecosystems chosen in accordance with Article 12(3), and their suitability to demonstrate the enhancement of biodiversity in forest ecosystems within the Member State concerned;

Added(m) a description of the contribution to the commitment referred to in Article 13;

Added(n) the timing for putting in place the restoration measures in accordance with Articles 4 to 12;

Added(o) a dedicated section setting out tailored restoration measures in their outermost regions, as applicable;

Added(p) the monitoring of the areas subject to restoration in accordance with Articles 4 and 5, the process for assessing the effectiveness of the restoration measures put in place in accordance with Articles 4 to 12 and for revising those measures where needed to ensure that the targets and obligations set out in Articles 4 to 13 are met and fulfilled, respectively;

Added(q) an indication of the provisions for ensuring the continuous, long-term and sustained effects of the restoration measures referred to in Articles 4 to 12;

Added(r) the estimated co-benefits for climate change mitigation and land degradation neutrality associated with the restoration measures over time;

Added(s) the foreseeable socio-economic impacts and estimated benefits of the implementation of the restoration measures referred to in Articles 4 to 12;

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(t) a dedicated section setting out how the national restoration plan considers:

(i) the relevance of climate change scenarios for the planning of the type and location of restoration measures;

(ii) the potential of restoration measures to minimise climate change impacts on nature, to prevent or mitigate the effects of natural disasters and to support adaptation;

(iii) synergies with national adaptation strategies or plans and national disaster risk assessment reports;

(iv) an overview of the interplay between the measures included in the national restoration plan and the national energy and climate plan;

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Changed(l)(u) the estimated financing needs for the implementation of the restoration measures, which shall include thea description of the support to stakeholders affected by restoration measures or other new obligations arising from this Regulation, and the means of intended financing, public or private, including (co-) financing or co-financing with Union funding instruments;

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Changed(m)(v) an indication of the subsidies which negatively affect the achievementmeeting of the targets and the fulfilment of the obligations set out in this Regulation;

(w) a summary of the process for preparing and establishing the national restoration plan, including information on public participation and of how the needs of local communities and stakeholders have been considered;

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Changed(o)(x) a dedicated section indicating how observations from the Commission on the draft national restoration plan referred to in Article 14(4)17(4) have been taken into account in accordance with Article 14(5).17(5); Ifif the Member State concerned does not address an observation from the Commission or a substantial part thereof, that Member State shall provide its reasons.

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Changed3.4. The national restoration plansplan shall, where applicable, include the conservation and management measures that a Member State intends to adopt under the common fisheries policy,CFP, including conservation measures in joint recommendations that a Member State intends to initiate in accordance with the procedure set out in Regulation (EU) No 1380/2013,1380/2013 and referred to in Article 18 of this Regulation, and any relevant information on those measures.

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Changed3a.5. The national restoration plansplan shall include an overview of the interplay between the measures included in the national restoration plan and the national strategic plan under the commonCAP agriculturalstrategic policy.plan.

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Changed3b.6. Where appropriate, the national restoration plansplan shall include an overview of considerations related to the diversity of situations in various regions as referred to in Article 11(9a).14(16), point (c).

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Changed4.7. The Commission shallshall, adoptby implementingmeans actsof toimplementing acts, establish a uniform format for the national restoration plans.plan. Those implementing acts shall be adopted in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 21(2).24(2). The Commission shall be assisted by the European Environmental Agency (EEA)EEA when drawing up the uniform format. By ...[date… =[date: the first day of the month following 3three months afterfrom the date of entry into force of this Regulation], the Commission shall submit the draft implementing acts to the committee referred to in Article 21(1).24(1).

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ChangedArticle 1316 Submission of the draft national restoration plan

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ChangedEach Member StatesState shall submit a draft of the national restoration plan referred to in Articles 1114 and 1215 to the Commission by… [OP please insert the dateby =… the[the first day of the month following 24 months afterfrom the date of entry into force of this Regulation].

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ChangedArticle 1417 Assessment of the national restoration plansplan

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Changed1. The Commission shall assess the draft national restoration plansplan within six months of the date of its receipt. When carrying out that assessment, the Commission shall act in close cooperation with the Member State concerned.State.

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Removed2. When considering the national restoration plan, the Commission shall evaluate its compliance with Article 12, as well as its adequacy for meeting the targets and obligations set out in Articles 4 to 10, as well as the Union’s overarching objectives referred to in Article 1 and the specific objectives referred to in Article 7(1) to restore at least 20 000 km of rivers into free-flowing rivers in the Union by 2035. The Commission shall also consider the socio-economic impact especially on rural areas and the impact of the national restoration plan in particular on agricultural and forestry production in order to ensure that it does not result in production moving outside the Union. [Am. 43]