What are the current responses of particular EU countries to the introduction of the EU-wide 'positive list'?
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Lithuania:
https://www.ararauna.cz/2023/03/jak-funguji-pozitivni-seznamy-zvirat-v-zemich-eu-kde-uz-plati-litva
Italy:
https://www.ararauna.cz/2023/03/jak-funguji-pozitivni-seznamy-zvirat-v-zemich-eu-kde-uz-plati-italie
France:
https://www.ararauna.cz/2023/03/jak-funguji-pozitivni-seznamy-zvirat-v-zemich-eu-kde-uz-plati-francie
Cyprus:
https://www.ararauna.cz/2023/02/jak-funguji-pozitivni-seznamy-zvirat-v-zemich-eu-kde-uz-plati-kypr
Luxembourg:
https://www.ararauna.cz/2023/02/jak-funguji-pozitivni-seznamy-zvirat-v-zemich-eu-kde-uz-plati-lucembursko
Belgium:
https://www.ararauna.cz/2023/02/jak-funguji-pozitivni-seznamy-zvirat-v-zemich-eu-kde-uz-plati-belgie
The Netherlands:
https://www.ararauna.cz/2023/01/jak-funguji-pozitivni-seznamy-zvirat-v-zemich-eu-kde-uz-plati-nizozemsko
Slovenia: this list was published on May 25, 2023 and is subject to a consultation procedure.
Of all of lists published so far, it is the most detailed and has the widest scope
https://www.ararauna.cz/2023/06/jak-funguji-pozitivni-seznamy-zvirat-v-zemich-eu-kde-uz-plati-slovinsko-chce-zakazat-ary-kakaduy-i-amazonany
Some EU countries already have a positive list, although it varies from country to country. These are
Lithuania, Italy, France, Cyprus, Luxembourg, Belgium, the Netherlands, Malta and Slovenia; outside
the EU, Norway. Other countries preparing such a list include Germany, Austria, Spain, Ireland,
Finland and Sweden, Denmark, Estonia and Croatia.
Several other EU countries support the introduction of an EU-wide positive list, too. However, it is
necessary to mention that these are countries where breeding is at a completely different,
undeveloped level, so almost no one would be affected by a possible ban on breeding in these
countries.