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Unless prohibited by national law, the competent authority may decide to award public service contracts directly.
The competent authority may decide to recognise retroactively as being part of the conversion period any previous period during which.
Unless prohibited by national law, the competent authority may decide to award public service contracts directly.
A competent authority may decide not to consult in cases of urgency or where such consultation may jeopardise the effectiveness of the decisions.
As regards official controls upon request from the operator, the competent authority may decide whether the official controls are to be performed with or without prior notice.
A competent authority may decide not to consult other competent authorities in cases of urgency or where such consultation could jeopardise the effectiveness of its decision.
Where the competent authority of a Member State is not the Member State's central bank, the competent authority may decide to be accompanied by a representative from the Member State's central bank;
The competent authority may decide that this Article does not apply to the CCP in respect of transferable securities and money market instruments, for a transitional period until 3 July 2019.
If an assessment based on consideration of the location of the landfill andthe waste to be accepted shows that the landfill poses no potential hazard to the environment, the competent authority may decide that this provision does not apply.
Unless prohibited by national law, the competent authority may decide to award public service contracts for public passenger transport services by rail directly.
However, where the publication of the identity of the legal persons, or identity or personal data of natural persons, is considered by the competent authority to be disproportionate following a case-by-case assessment conducted on the proportionality of the publication of such data or where publication jeopardises the stability of financial markets oran ongoing investigation, the competent authority may decide to defer publication, not to publish, or to publish the sanctions on an anonymous basis.
The competent authority may decide, in the cases where the land has been contaminated with products not authorised for organic production, to extend the conversion period beyond the period referred to in point 1.3.1.
If there is evidence that the holding where the animal was present when scrapie was suspected is not likely to be the holding where the animal could have been exposed to scrapie, the competent authority may decide that other holdings or only the holding of exposure shall be placed under official control depending on the epidemiological information available.
The competent authority may decide, in certain cases, where the land had been contaminated with products not authorised for organic production, to extend the conversion period beyond the period referred to in paragraph 1.
Unless prohibited by national law, as regards public service contracts for public passenger transport services by rail awarded on the basis of a competitive tendering procedure, the competent authority may decide to temporarily award new contracts directly where the competent authority considers that the direct award is justified by exceptional circumstances.
The competent authority may decide, giving reasons for its decision, in view of the information contained in the safety report, that the requirement to produce an external emergency plan under paragraph 1 shall not apply.
In the case of extensive water catchment areas orcoastal areas, the competent authority may decide to limit the application of Article 28 to a less extensive area in the vicinity of the farm or the mollusc farming area suspected of being infected, where it considers that such less extensive area is sufficiently large to guarantee that the disease does not spread.
However, the competent authority may decide not to recover the full costs where the expenditure required to do so would be greater than the recoverable sum or where the operator cannot be identified.
By way of derogation from point(b), a competent authority may decide that staff members whose annual variable remuneration is below the threshold and share referred to in point(b) are not subject to the derogation because of national market specificities in terms of remuneration practices or because of the nature of the responsibilities and job profile of those staff members.
Notwithstanding article 5, paragraph 1, 3 and 5, the competent authority may decide that the equidae constitutes specific populations which live wild or partial game in specific areas, including nature reserves, as delineated by the same authority, only to be identified in accordance with article 5, when they moved from these areas or released for animal husbandry.
By way of derogation from Article 5(1),(3) and(5), the competent authority may decide that equidae constituting defined populations living under wild or semi-wild conditions in certain areas, including nature reserves, to be defined by that authority, shall be identified in accordance with Article 5 only when they are removed from such areas or brought into domestic use.
The Member State or the competent authority may decide that the vehicle in question is not to be used on public roads and that the authorisation for its use in road traffic is to be suspended for a limited period of time, without requiring a new process of registration, until such time as the deficiencies are rectified and a new roadworthiness certificate is issued testifying that the vehicle is in a roadworthy condition.
Notwithstanding paragraph 1, second subparagraph, the competent authority may decide to suspend the equine animal intended for slaughter for human consumption status in six months if the user within 30 days after the reported loss of identification document can satisfactorily demonstrate that the equine status as intended for slaughter for human consumption are not compromised with medical treatment.
By way of derogation from point(a), a competent authority may decide that institutions on an individual basis, which may also be subject to prudential consolidation or part of a banking group, whose total asset value is below the threshold referred to in point(a) are not subject to the derogation because of the nature and scope of their activities, their internal organisation or, if applicable, the characteristics of the group to which they belong.
The competent authority may decide to require less than two measurements per year or no measurements for heavy metals and for dioxins and furans reduction of the frequency of the periodic measurements for heavy metals from twice a year to once every two years and for dioxins and furans from twice a year to once every year in the following cases: may be authorised in the permit by the competent authority provided that.
By way of derogation from the second subparagraph of paragraph 1, the competent authority may decide to suspend the equine animal's status as intended for slaughter for human consumption for a period of six months where the keeper can satisfactorily demonstrate within 30 days of the declared date of loss of the identification document that the equine animal's status as intended for slaughter for human consumption has not been compromised by any medicinal treatment.
Competent authorities may decide that individual documented risk assessments are not required where the specific risks inherent in the sector are clear and understood.
The competent authorities may decide to translate any other documents on a case-by-case basis.
Competent authorities may decide, in accordance with national law and in compliance with State aid rules, to take appropriate measures to ensure effective and non-discriminatory access to suitable rolling stock.
In order to increase competition between railway undertakings, competent authorities may decide that contracts for public passenger transport services by rail covering parts of the same network or package of routes are to be awarded to different railway undertakings.