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(11) The current supervisory arrangements should be subject to further developments.
Arrangements should allow for the temporary entry and stay of natural persons for business purposes in defined areas.
As regards the use of languages, arrangements should be made in advance by the countries concerned.
The arrangements should minimise the time the vessel stays at sea while providing good medical infrastructure and transport connections for repatriations.
A guide is recommended for the ten-hour round trip to the summit, and arrangements should be made the previous day at the Government Rest House.
Such arrangements should be differentiated depending on Member States' specific situations.
The de Larosière Group highlighted that supervisory arrangements should concentrate not only on the supervision of individual firms but also on the stability of the financial system as whole.
Those arrangements should also provide for sufficient staff, equipment and other necessary resources.
Notes that professional networks subject to these arrangements should be required to file full country-by-country reports, adapted to meet the particular needs of the sector, on public record;
Such arrangements should be concluded in a single contribution agreement with each Member State that voluntarily chooses such option.
The Parties agree that the scale andscope of future arrangements should achieve an appropriate balance between rights and obligations- the closer and deeper the partnership the stronger the accompanying obligations.
Those arrangements should aim to achieve the necessary balance between the interests of economic operators and the public interest, in terms of the cost of proceedings and the availability of technical information.
At the same time, the financing arrangements should reflect the scope of the actions to be carried out by the Member States as proposed in their applications.
Those arrangements should be applied in such a way as to prevent trading venues using information transmitted in the context of a suspension or removal of a financial instrument from trading for commercial purposes.
The professional networks subject to these arrangements should be required to file full country-by-country reports, adapted to meet the particular needs of this sector, on public record that make clear.
The arrangements should therefore cover sectors including professional and business services, telecommunications services, courier and postal services, distribution services, environmental services, financial services, transport services and other services of mutual interest.
Those limits and arrangements should be applied in a consistent manner and take account of the specific characteristics of the market in question.
Those arrangements should also apply to the electronic standardised templates for electronic import licence applications and forms and a list of the grounds on which such an application might be rejected, as well as for importer statements and their accompanying documents, as well as to further procedural rules on their electronic submission and processing.
The essential aspects of such arrangements should therefore be published online at least two months before coming into effect, namely two months before the agreed date on which the performance of the obligations of the parties is set to begin.
The arrangements should include provisions on market access and national treatment under host state rules for the Parties' service providers and investors, as well as address performance requirements imposed on investors.
While preserving regulatory autonomy, the arrangements should include provisions to promote regulatory approaches that are transparent, efficient, compatible to the extent possible, and which promote avoidance of unnecessary regulatory requirements.
These arrangements should ensure, in accordance with the relevant conclusions of the 1984 Fontainebleau European Council, that no Member State shall bear an excessive budgetary burden with regard to its relative prosperity.
The political declaration states the arrangements should include provisions on market access and national treatment under host state rules for the Parties' service providers and investors, as well as address performance requirements imposed on investors.
Such arrangements should also reflect the core elements of this Decision, in particular those relating to the relocation procedure and the rights and obligations of applicants as well as those relating to Regulation(EU) No 604/2013.
The wedding arrangements should precede the date of death and no inheritance or other financial benefits are guaranteed.
These arrangements should be institutionalized before the next crisis hits, not improvised as they were in 2015-16, when Germany and the EU hurriedly struck a deal with Turkey, paying Ankara billions of euros in exchange for housing refugees.
Those legal and supervisory arrangements should only be considered equivalent where the requirements applicable to CCPs in United Kingdom domestic law are maintained and continue to be effectively applied and enforced on an ongoing basis.
Those measures and arrangements should ensure that financial analysts enjoy an adequate degree of independence from the interests of persons whose responsibilities or business interests may reasonably be considered to conflict with the interests of the persons to whom the investment research is disseminated.
Such arrangements should clearly define that the proposed supervisors are sufficiently expert in supervising research, have the time, knowledge, experience, expertise and commitment to be able to offer the research trainee appropriate support and provide for the necessary progress and review procedures, as well as the necessary feedbackmechanisms.
Those cooperation arrangements should also ensure the possibility to share all relevant information with the authorities referred to in Article 25(3) of Regulation(EU) No 648/2012, including the European Central Bank and the other members of the European System of Central Banks, for the purpose of consulting those authorities about the recognised status of UK CCPs or where that information is necessary for those authorities to carry out their supervisory tasks.