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ARTICLES. Article.

  1. Short title.
  2. Definitions.
  3. Definition

" Occupier".

  1. Excepted holdings.
  2. The tillage quota.
  3. The wheat quota.
  4. Holdings to which this Order applies.
  5. Obligations

occupiers

holdings to which this Order applies.

  1. Wheat exempted holdings.
  2. Entry on and taking possession

uncultivated holdings.

  1. Holdings uncultivated under the 1945 Order or unoccupied.
  2. Retention

possession and retaking

possession

certain holdings to which the 1945 Order applied. 13. Application

certain sums and rents. 14. Information by occupiers

holdings. 15. Inspection

land, etc. 16. Evidence

appointment

inspectors. 17. Order to override restrictive covenants as to user

holdings. SCHEDULE. STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS.

  1. No.
  2. TILLAGE ORDER,
  3. The Government, in exercise

the powers conferred on them by the Supplies and Services (Temporary Provisions) Act, 1946 (No. 22

1946), and

every and any other power them in this behalf enabling, hereby order as follows, that is to say :—

  1. This Order may be cited as the Tillage Order,
  2. In this Order— the expression " the Minister " means the Minister for Agriculture ; the word " holding " means so much

a rateable hereditament as is land capable

being tilled, and where the same person is rated or liable to be rated in respect

two or more rateable hereditaments, all such rateable hereditaments shall, for the purposes

this definition, be deemed to be a single rateable hereditament ; the word " inspector " means a person appointed by the Minister to be an inspector for the purposes

this Order ; the expression " the 1945 Order " means the Emergency Powers (No. 366) Order, 1945 (S. R. & O. No. 251

1945) ; the expression " District No. 1 " means the district specified in Part I

the Schedule to this Order ; the expression " District No. 2 " means the district specified in Part II

the Schedule to this Order ; the expression " District No. 3 " means the district specified in Part III

the Schedule to this Order. 3.

(1)Subject to the provisions

this Article, in this Order the expression " the occupier " means, in relation to a holding, the person who is rated or liable to be rated in respect

the rateable hereditament or the rateable hereditaments which is or are or includes or include such holding.

(2)Where the occupier, as defined by paragraph
(1)

this Article,

a holding (in this sub-section referred to as the actual occupier) does not himself care and manage the holding, then— (a) if there is any person who is authorised to make lettings

the holding on behalf

the actual occupier, that person shall, for the purposes

the subsequent provisions

this Order, be deemed also to be the occupier

the holding, and the powers and obligations conferred or imposed by the said subsequent provisions on the occupier

the holding shall be deemed to be conferred or imposed severally on each

them, the actual occupier and the said person, (b) if there is no person so authorised, but the holding is cared and managed by a person, that person shall, for the said purposes, be deemed also to be the occupier

the holding, and the powers and obligations conferred or imposed by the said subsequent provisions on the occupier

the holding shall be deemed to be conferred or imposed severally on each

them, the actual occupier and the said person. 4.

(1)Where the Minister is satisfied that a holding or a portion

a holding— (a) is required in the year 1947 for the purpose

carrying on

an industry other than agriculture, and that its use for such purpose would be

greater service in national interests than its cultivation, or (b) has been required and regularly used in the year 1946, and is required in the year 1947 for the accommodation, for periods not exceeding ten days at a time,

stock, intended for disposal at auctions, fairs or markets, or for shipment, or for the accommodation, as aforesaid,

stock held over from auctions, fairs or markets, or (c) has been required and regularly used in the year 1946, and is required in the year 1947 for the accommodation

cattle or sheep intended for slaughter within fifteen days

their being accommodated on such holding, or (d) has been required and regularly used in the year 1946, and is required in the year 1947 for the maintenance

a stud

high-class thoroughbred horses consisting

breeding animals, foals and yearlings, or (e) has been regularly used in the year 1946 as the track

a racecourse or as a paddock, ring or other enclosure, adjacent to the stand or stands

a racecourse, and is required for that purpose in the year 1947, or (f) has been required and regularly used in the year 1946 as a track for the training

racehorses by a trainer licensed as such by the Turf Club or the Irish National Hunt Steeplechase Committee, and is required for that purpose in the year 1947, or (

  1. g)has been regularly used by an agricultural or industrial society as their Show grounds, and is required for that purpose in the year 1947, or (
  2. h)is let for the year 1947 to, or is owned by, a club, the main object

which is the promotion amongst its members

any outdoor game played between two or more persons, which is affiliated to or recognised by the governing body

that game in Ireland, and has been regularly used by such club for the playing

such game in the year 1946, and is required by such club for that purpose in the year 1947, or (i) has been used by a college or school in the year 1946 as a playing field, and is required for that purpose in the year 1947, the Minister, on the application

the occupier

such holding made in accordance with paragraph

(2)

this Article, may— (i) in case he is so satisfied as respects the whole

such holding, declare such holding to be an excepted holding, or (ii) in case he is so satisfied as respects portion

such holding, declare such portion to be excepted.

(2)The following provisions shall apply in respect

an application by the occupier

a holding for a declaration under paragraph

(1)

this Article, that is to say :— (

  1. a)every application— (
  2. i)shall be made to the Minister not later than the 21st day

December, 1946, and (ii) shall be made in such form as the Minister may direct, and (iii) shall set out particulars

all land held by the occupier in the State, the manner in which the holding or the portion

the holding in respect

which the declaration is sought is used and is proposed to be used, and the grounds

the application ; and (b) where the applicant is a company, club or other association, the application may be made by the chairman, secretary or duly authorised agent.

(3)Where a declaration has been made under paragraph
(1)

this Article declaring portion

a holding excepted, the area

such holding shall for the purposes

Articles 5, 6, 7 and 9

this Order be taken to be the difference between— (a) the actual area

such holding, and (b) the area

such portion.

(4)The Minister may at any time revoke a declaration made under paragraph
(1)

this Article if he is satisfied that the holding or portion

a holding, in respect

which such declaration was made, is not and will not be required for any

the purposes set out in the said paragraph

(1). 5.
(1)For the purposes

this Order, the tillage quota in respect

a holding shall be three-eighths

the area

the holding and the expression " the tillage quota " shall be construed accordingly.

(2)In paragraph
(1)

this Article the reference to three-eighths

the area

a holding shall, if in the year 1947 first year's grass which has been laid down in accordance with proper methods

husbandry is produced or is growing on any part

the holding and such part was cultivated in the year 1946 within the meaning

the 1945 Order, be construed as a reference to— (a) where such part is equivalent in extent to three-thirty-seconds or more

the area

the holding—nine-thirty-seconds

the area

the holding, or (b) where such part is equivalent in extent to less than three-thirty-seconds

the area

the holding—the difference between such part and three-eighths

the area

the holding. 6. For the purposes

this Order, the wheat quota in respect

a holding shall be— (a) where the holding consists

land situated wholly in District No. 1—one-tenth

the area

the holding, (b) where the holding consists

land situated wholly in District No. 2—one-sixteenth

the area

the holding, (c) where the holding consists

land situated wholly in District No. 3—one-twenty-fifth

the area

the holding, and (d) in any other case—the aggregate

— (i) one-tenth

the area

so much (if any)

the holding as is situated in District No. 1, and (ii) one-sixteenth

the area

so much (if any)

the holding as is situated in District No. 2, and (iii) one-twenty-fifth

the area

so much (if any)

the holding as is situated in District No. 3, and the expression " the wheat quota " shall be construed accordingly. 7. This Order applies to every holding (other than a holding the whole

which is declared an excepted holding under Article 4

this Order or a holding which is certified by the Minister for Defence to be required in the year 1947 for military purposes or a holding which is or forms part

a public park, a public recreation ground or an aerodrome) the area

which comprises not less than five acres statute measure. 8.

(1)Every person who is the occupier

a holding to which this Order applies shall— (a) cultivate in the year 1947 a portion

the holding equivalent in extent to the tillage quota, and (b) as part

such cultivation, cultivate in the year 1947 with wheat a portion

the holding equivalent in extent to the wheat quota.

(2)The Minister or any inspector may, by direction in writing served on the occupier

a holding to which this Order applies, require the said occupier to do any one or more

the following things, that is to say :— (a) to cultivate in the year 1947 a part (which shall be described in the direction and shall not exceed in extent the tillage quota)

the holding, (b) to sow with wheat before a specified date a part (which shall not exceed in extent the wheat quota)

the holding, (c) to sow with wheat before a specified date a part (which shall be described in the direction and shall not exceed in extent the wheat quota)

the holding.

(3)Nothing contained in a direction served under paragraph
(2)

this Article on the occupier

a holding to which this Order applies shall be construed as affecting the obligation imposed on him by paragraph

(1)

this Article.

(4)For the purposes

this Article— (a) the expression " cultivate in the year 1947," when used in relation to land, means, do in accordance with proper methods

husbandry, in the year 1947, all the following things, that is to say :— (

  1. i)till such land, and (
  2. ii)sow not later than the 15th day

July, 1947, and produce on such land a crop (other than grass, clover or rape) capable

being used as, or converted into, human or animal food, or produce on such land a crop

flax or tobacco, and (iii) in case the crop produced on the land is not kale or turnips, sever such crop from the soil and harvest it, and (

  1. iv)in case the crop produced on the land is kale or turnips, sever such crop from the soil and harvest it or use it as a growing crop, and cognate expressions shall be construed accordingly ; (
  2. b)the cultivation in the year 1947

any part

a holding to which this Order applies by a person to whom such part has been let in conacre by the occupier

such holding shall be deemed to be cultivation in the year 1947

such part by such occupier ; (c) where any part

a holding to which this Order applies has been sown with rye for harvesting in the year 1947 and such part is situated in District No. 3, such part shall be deemed to have been sown with wheat for harvesting in the year 1947 ; (d) where any part

a holding to which this Order applies has been sown in the year 1946 with wheat, oats, barley or rye, for harvesting in the year 1947, such part shall be deemed to have been tilled and sown in the year 1947 with wheat, oats, barley or rye (as the case may

  1. be); (
  2. e)where— (
  3. i)a crop has been sown or planted in the year 1947 on a holding to which this Order applies, and (
  4. ii)the Minister certifies that in his opinion the said crop has been sown or planted at such a date that it cannot in the year 1947 reach the stage

growth at which it would, in accordance with proper methods

husbandry, be ready for severance from the soil or use as a growing crop, the said crop shall be deemed not to have been sown or planted on such holding in the year 1947 ; (

  1. f)where— (
  2. i)a crop was growing in the year 1947 on a holding to which this Order applies, and (
  3. ii)the said crop has in the year 1947 been severed from the soil or used as a growing crop, and (iii) the Minister certifies that in his opinion the said crop has been severed from the soil or used as a growing crop before the date on which it should, in accordance with proper methods

husbandry, have been so severed or used, the said crop shall be deemed not to have been sown or planted on such holding in the year 1947 ; (g) where the Minister certifies the matters mentioned in either or both

the following clauses— (i) that in his opinion a crop was sown or planted on a portion

a holding to which this Order applies which was not capable

producing a reasonable yield

that crop in the year 1947, (ii) that in his opinion the cultivation carried out in the year 1947 on a holding to which this Order applies or on a portion

such a holding was not carried out in accordance with proper methods

husbandry, such certificate shall be prima facie evidence

the matters so certified. 9.

(1)Where the Minister is satisfied that a holding to which this Order applies and which comprises ten acres statute measure or less in area has (save as regards so much (if any) thereof as has been declared under paragraph
(1)

Article 4

the 1945 Order to be excepted) been used during the year 1946 solely for the growing for marketing in the State

fruit, or vegetables (including potatoes), and is (save as regards so much (if any) thereof as has been declared under paragraph

(1)

Article 4

this Order to be excepted) required for sole use as aforesaid during the year 1947, the Minister may, on the application

the occupier

such holding made in accordance with paragraph

(2)

this Article, declare that such holding is a wheat exempted holding.

(2)The following provisions shall apply in respect

an application by the occupier

a holding for a declaration under paragraph

(1)

this Article that such holding is a wheat exempted holding, that is to say :— (

  1. a)every application— (
  2. i)shall be made to the Minister not later than the 21st day

December, 1946, and (ii) shall be made in such form as the Minister may direct, and (iii) shall set out particulars

the situation and area

the holding in respect

which the declaration is sought and the manner in which it is used and is proposed to be used, and (b) where the applicant is a company or other association, the application may be made by the chairman, secretary or duly authorised agent.

(3)Where a holding to which this Order applies is declared under paragraph
(1)

this Article to be a wheat exempted holding, sub-paragraph (b)

paragraph

(1)

Article 8

this Order shall not apply in relation to the holding and a direction under sub-paragraph (b) or sub-paragraph (c)

paragraph

(2)

the said Article shall not be capable

being served on the occupier

the holding. 10.

(1)Where— (a) on or after the 15th day

January, 1947, the Minister is satisfied, in the case

a holding to which this Order applies and which is occupied, that the occupier

such holding has not taken reasonable steps towards complying with the requirements

paragraph

(1)

Article 8

this Order, or (b) on or after the 15th day

January, 1947, the Minister is satisfied, in the case

a holding to which this Order applies and which is occupied and in respect

which a direction under sub-paragraph (a)

paragraph

(2)

Article 8

this Order has been served, that the occupier

such holding has not taken reasonable steps to comply with the requirements

such direction, or (c) on or after the 15th day

November, 1946, the Minister is satisfied, in the case

a holding to which this Order applies and which is occupied and in respect

which a direction under sub-paragraph (b) or sub-paragraph (c)

paragraph

(2)

Article 8

this Order has been served, that the occupier

such holding has not complied with the requirements

such direction, or (d) a holding to which this Order applies is unoccupied, the Minister or an inspector may enter on, and take possession

such holding.

(2)Where— (a) the Minister or an inspector has taken possession

a holding under this Article, and (

  1. b)a notice to that effect has been conspicuously displayed on such holding, the following provisions shall have effect, that is to say :— (
  2. i)no person shall, without the permission

the Minister or an inspector, enter or remain on such holding, (ii) no person shall, without the permission

the Minister or an inspector, damage or interfere with or remove any part

the fencing

such holding or any gate thereon, (iii) no person shall damage any crops growing on such holding, (iv) no person shall, without the permission

the Minister or an inspector, permit any animal

which he is the owner to enter or remain on such holding, (v) section 20

the Summary Jurisdiction (Ireland) Act, 1851, shall apply in respect

such holding as if the references, in sub-sections

(1),
(2)and
(3)

the said section, to the occupier

land included references to the Minister, an inspector or a person to whom a conacre letting

such holding has been made under this Article.

(3)Where the Minister or an inspector has taken possession

a holding under this Article, the Minister or an inspector may direct the occupier

the holding not to use or let any other lands in his possession contiguous to such holding.

(4)Where the Minister or any inspector has taken possession

a holding under this Article, the following provisions shall also have effect, that is to say :— (a) the Minister or an inspector may do or authorise to be done all things which he considers necessary or desirable for the purpose

the cultivation

such holding in the year 1947 or for adapting it for cultivation in the year 1947, or any subsequent year, including fencing and may also, while in possession

such holding or on the termination

such possession, remove any such fencing or work

adaptation, (b) the Minister or an inspector may make a conacre letting to any person

such holding for such period (not exceeding eleven months) and at such rent and upon such conditions and subject to such reservations as he thinks proper, (c) if any part

such holding is laid down to grass by or on behalf

the Minister, the Minister or an inspector may do in respect

that part any one or more

the following things : (i) make a grazing letting to any person for such period (terminating not later than the 31st day

December, 1947) and at such rent and upon such conditions and subject to such reservations as he thinks proper, (ii) make a letting for meadow to any person for such period (terminating not later than 31st day

December, 1947) and at such rent and upon such conditions and subject to such reservations as he thinks proper, (iii) make a letting

aftergrass to any person for such period (terminating not later than the 31st day

December, 1947) and at such rent and upon such conditions and subject to such reservations as he thinks proper, (d) the Minister or an inspector may enter on and take possession

any buildings used in conjunction with such holding, (e) each

the following persons— (

  1. i)the Minister, (
  2. ii)an inspector, (iii) any person to whom a letting

such holding has been made under this Order, (

  1. iv)any person who has purchased a crop produced on such holding, (
  2. v)any person who has contracted with the Minister to carry out the cultivation or adaptation for cultivation (including fencing)

such holding or to carry out the removal

any fencing or work

adaptation, (vi) any person employed by the Minister or by an inspector or by a person to whom a letting has been made under this Order or by any person who has purchased a crop produced on such holding or by any person who has contracted with the Minister to carry out the cultivation or adaptation for cultivation (including fencing)

such holding or to carry out the removal

any fencing or work

adaptation, may, for the purpose

cultivating or using such holding or for the purpose

doing any act in relation to any crop produced on such holding or, in the case

any such contract as aforesaid, for any purpose connected with the contract, enter upon and use, and exercise the right to pass and repass (with or without vehicles, farming implementsor machinery, or animals) over, any other land in the occupation

the occupier

such holding and also exercise any right

way appurtenant to such holding or such other land, (f) no goods or chattels (including severed crops) which are on such holding or which, though not on such holding, are being used for the time being in connection with such holding and which are the property

any person (other than the occupier

such holding) shall, during the year 1947 be seized under any process

law for the recovery

any moneys due to the Irish Land Commission by such occupier, whether such moneys are payable out

such holding or any other lands, or for the recovery

any moneys due by such occupier for any rates, whether payable in respect

such holding or any other lands in the occupation

such occupier.

(5)Nothing in this Article shall be construed as preventing the prosecution

the occupier

a holding to which this Order applies in respect

a contravention

paragraph

(1), or

a direction under paragraph

(2),

Article 8

this Order in relation to the holding.

(6)References in this Article to a holding shall be construed as including references to part

a holding. 11. Where, in the case

a holding to which the 1945 Order applied, the Minister is satisfied that— (a) the requirements

paragraph

(1), or

a direction under paragraph

(2),

Article 8

the 1945 Order were not complied with, or (b) such holding was unoccupied during the period commencing on the 1st day

January, 1946, and ending on the date on which this Order is made, the Minister or an inspector may, on or at any time after the date

this Order, enter on and take possession

, such holding, and the provisions

Article 10

this Order shall thereupon apply in like manner as if the Minister or such inspector had taken possession

such holding under the provisions

the said Article

  1. Where, in pursuance

the 1945 Order, the Minister or an inspector was in possession at any time during the year 1946

a holding to which the 1945 Order applied, the following provision shall apply and have effect, that is to say :— (a) where the possession has continued until the date

this Order, the Minister or an inspector may retain possession

the holding, and (b) where the possession has been given up before, on, or after the date

this Order, the Minister or an inspector may at any time enter on and retake possession

the holding,and in every such case the provisions

Article 10

this Order shall thereupon apply in like manner as if the Minister or such inspector had taken possession

the holding under the provisions

Article 10

this Order and, in addition, if any part

the holding was laid down to grass by or on behalf

the Minister in the year 1946 the Minister or an inspector may do in respect

that part any one or more

the following things : (i) make a grazing letting to any person for such period (terminating not later than the 31st day

December, 1947) and at such rent and upon such conditions and subject to such reservations as he thinks proper, (ii) make a letting for meadow to any person for such period (terminating not later than the 31st day

December, 1947) and at such rent and upon such conditions and subject to such reservations as he thinks proper, (iii) make a letting

aftergrass to any person for such period (terminating not later than the 31st day

December, 1947) and at such rent and upon such conditions and subject to such reservations as he thinks proper. 13.

(1)Where, in pursuance

this Order, the Minister or an inspector has taken possession

a holding to which this Order applies or has taken possession

, or retained possession

, or retaken possession

, a holding to which the 1945 Order applied and has either cultivated the holding by producing a crop thereon or made a letting thereof, the Minister may apply the sum realised for such crop or the rent under such letting (as the case may be) in any one or more

the following ways : (a) in or towards defraying any expenses (including periodical inspection, caretaking, fencing and sale

crops) incurred in, or in relation to, the exercise, as respects the holding,

the powers conferred by this Order on the Minister or an inspector or by the 1945 Order or any

the previous tillage Orders on the Minister or on an inspector or authorised person within the meaning

such Order, (b) in or towards the payment

any debt due to a State authority by the occupier

the holding, (c) in or towards the payment

any rates due to a local authority by the occupier

the holding, whether such rates are payable in respect

the rateable hereditament or the rateable hereditaments which is or are or includes or include the holding or any other rateable hereditament in the occupation

the said occupier.

(2)Any payment under this Article to a State authority or a local authority shall be deemed a payment by the person liable to make such payment.
(3)Each

the following shall be a State authority for the purposes

this Article, that is to say :— (

  1. a)a Minister, (
  2. b)the Irish Land Commission, (
  3. c)the Revenue Commissioners, (
  4. d)the Commissioners

Public Works in Ireland.

(4)In this Article— references to a holding shall be construed as including references to part

a holding ; the expression "the previous tillage Orders" means the Emergency Powers (No. 12) Order, 1939 (S. R. & O. No. 299

1939), as amended by the Emergency Powers (No. 12) Order, 1939 (Amendment) Order, 1940 (S. R. & O. No. 72

1940), the Emergency Powers (No. 53) Order, 1940 (S. R. & O. No. 307

1940), as amended by the Emergency Powers (No. 53) Order, 1940 (Amendment) Order, 1941 (S. R. & O. No. 5

1941), the Emergency Powers (No. 124) Order, 1941 (S. R. & O. No. 514

1941), as amended by the Emergency Powers (No. 124) Order, 1941 (Amendment) Order, 1942 (S. R. & O. No. 10

1942), the Emergency Powers (No. 234) Order, 1942 (S. R. & O. No. 466

1942), the Emergency Powers (No. 296) Order, 1943 (S. R. & O. No. 353

1943), and the Emergency Powers (No. 345) Order, 1944 (S. R. & O. No. 283

1944). 14. It shall be the duty

every person who is the occupier

a holding to furnish, if and when so required, to the Minister or an inspector such particulars with respect to the holding and user thereof as may be required by the Minister or such inspector for the purposes

this Order. 15. An inspector may for the purposes

this Order enter on and inspect any land or building and inspect any machinery, implements

husbandry, farm stock or produce thereon. 16. A certificate purporting to be signed by an

ficer

the Department

Agriculture (being the Secretary or an Assistant Secretary

the Department

Agriculture) certifying that a specified person has been appointed by the Minister to be an inspector for the purposes

this Order shall be prima facie evidence

the facts so certified and it shall not be necessary to prove the signature

such

ficer or that he was in fact such

ficer. 17. This Order shall have effect notwithstanding any covenant, agreement, condition or provision as to the user

a holding to which this Order applies, whether contained in any lease or other instrument affecting such holding or in any verbal contract

tenancy or implied by law, and no such covenant, agreement, condition or provision shall operate so as to penalise, impede or interfere with the doing

anything required or authorised to be done under this Order on such holding. SCHEDULE. PART I. District No. 1. The district consisting

— (

  1. a)the following county boroughs : Cork, Dublin, Limerick, Waterford, (
  2. b)the following administrative counties : Carlow, Dublin, Kildare, Kilkenny, Leix, Limerick, Louth, Meath,

faly, Tipperary, North Riding, Tipperary, South Riding, Waterford, Westmeath, Wexford, Wicklow, (c) the administrative county

Cork except— (i) the urban districts

Clonakilty, Macroom, and Skibbereen, and (ii) the rural districts as constituted immediately before the 1st day

October, 1925,

Bantry, Castletown, Clonakilty, Dunmanway, Kanturk, Macroom, Millstreet, Skibbereen and Schull. SCHEDULE—continued PART II. District No. 2. The district consisting

— (

  1. a)the following administrative counties : Clare, Kerry, Longford, Roscommon, (
  2. b)the administrative county

Galway except— (i) the rural districts as constituted immediately before the 1st day

October, 1925,

Clifden and Oughterard, and (ii) that part

the rural district as constituted immediately before the 1st day

October, 1925,

Galway west

the river Corrib, (c) the following urban districts in the administrative county

Cork : Clonakilty, Macroom, Skibbereen, (d) the following rural districts as constituted immediately before the 1st day

October, 1925, in the administrative county

Cork : Bantry, Castletown, Clonakilty, Dunmanway, Kanturk, Macroom, Millstreet, Skibbereen, Schull. SCHEDULE—continued. PART III. District No. 3. The district consisting

— (

  1. a)the following administrative counties : Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim, Mayo, Monaghan, Sligo, (
  2. b)the following rural districts as constituted immediately before the 1st day

October, 1925, in the administrative county

Galway : Clifden, Oughterard, (c) that part

the rural district as constituted immediately before the 1st day

October, 1925,

Galway in the administrative county

Galway west

the River Corrib. GIVEN under the

ficial Seal

the Government, this 19th day

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