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In particular, the Governing Council has decided.
The governing council has decided to make a distribution by a qualified majority.
Distribution of the ECB's income on euro banknotes in circulation andthe ECB's net income arising from securities purchased under the Securities Markets Programme: The Governing Council has decided that this income is due to the euro area NCBs in the financial year in which it accrues.
The Governing Council has decided to set a minimum bid rate for these operations equal to 4.25.
Distribution of the ECB 's income on euro banknotes in circulation: The Governing Council has decided that this income shall be distributed separately to the NCBs in the form of an interim distribution after the end of each quarter.
The Governing Council has decided that a common Eurosystemcompetitive approach with tendering will befully implemented by 2012 at the latest.
Although TARGET2 will, like TARGET,be legally structured as a multiplicity of payment systems, the Governing Council has decided that the rules of the TARGET2 component systems will be harmonised to the greatest extent possible, with certain derogations in the event of national law constraints.
The Governing Council has decided to make no transfer of net profit to the general reserve fund for the year ending 31 December 2002.
Further to the press release of 10 July 2002, the Governing Council has decided to maintain at EUR 15 billion the allotment amount for each of the longer-term refinancing operations to be conducted in the year 2003.
The Governing Council has decided that the rules of the TARGET2 component systems will be harmonised to the greatest extent possible and made public.
Regarding the Eurosystem collateral framework, the Governing Council has decided to keep the minimum credit threshold for marketable and non-marketable assets in the Eurosystem collateral framework at investment-grade level( i.e. BBB-/ Baa3) beyond the end of 2010, except in the case of asset-backed securities.
The Governing Council has decided that in the year 2006 its meetings will continue to be held, as a rule, on a Thursday in the first and third week of each month.
The Governing Council has decided to inform counterparties of these changes to the risk control framework for tier one and tier two assets.
The Governing Council has decided that in the year 2007 its meetings will continue to be held, in general, on a Thursday in the first and third week of each month.
The Governing Council has decided that in the years 2008 and 2009 its meetings will continue to be held, as a rule, on a Thursday in the first and third weeks of each month.
The Governing Council has decided to increase the allotment amount for each of the longer-term refinancing operations to be conducted in the year 2005 from EUR 25 billion to EUR 30 billion.
The Governing Council has decided that the Single List will be introduced gradually and that, ultimately, it will replace the current two-tier system of eligible collateral.
The Governing Council has decided henceforth to review the reference value on a regular annual basis, with the next review to take place in December 2000.
In addition, the Governing Council has decided to apply, as of 1 January 2011, a schedule of graduated valuation haircuts to the assets rated in the BBB+ to BBB- range or equivalent.
In addition, the Governing Council has decided to discontinue the Eurosystem's special-term refinancing operations with a maturity of one maintenance period, following the operation to be allotted on 10 June 2014.
The Governing Council has decided that the provision, together with any amounts held in the ECB's general reserve fund, may not exceed the value of the capital shares paid up by the euro area NCBs.
Explanation: The ECB 's Governing Council has decided that the ECB stands ready to ensure the Secretariat of the ESRB and to support the ESRB and considers it appropriate to mention this in recital 5 of the proposed regulation.
Finally, the Governing Council has decided to suspend the weekly fine-tuning operation sterilising the liquidity injected under the Securities Markets Programme, following the operation to be allotted on 10 June 2014.
Furthermore, the Governing Council has decided to conduct the three-month longer-term refinancing operations(LTROs) to be allotted before the end of the Eurosystem's reserve maintenance period ending in December 2016 as fixed rate tender procedures with full allotment.
The Governing Council has decided that these claims should be denominated in euro, and should be remunerated on a daily basis at the latest main refinancing rate of the Eurosystem, adjusted to take account of the zero rate of return on the gold component.
The Governing Council has decided to intensify preparatory work related to outright purchases in the ABS market to enhance the functioning of the monetary policy transmission mechanism, given the role of this market in facilitating new credit flows to the economy.
The Governing Council has decided that these claims should be denominated in euro, and should be remunerated on a daily basis at the latest available marginal rate for the Eurosystem 's main refinancing operations, adjusted to take account of the zero rate of return on the gold component.
The Governing Council has decided that these claims are denominated in euro, and are remunerated on a daily basis at the latest available marginal interest rate used by the Eurosystem in its tenders for main refinancing operations, adjusted to take account of the zero rate of return on the gold component.
The Governing Council has decided that these claims should be denominated in euro, and should be remunerated on a daily basis at the latest main refinancing rate of the Eurosystem( currently the two-week euro repo rate), adjusted to take account of the zero rate of return on the gold component.
The European Central Bank 's Governing Council has decided to introduce credit claims as an eligible type of collateral for Eurosystem credit operations as of 1 January 2007, and in order to maximise the economic impact thereof, the European Central Bank recommended an extension of the legal coverage of Directive 2002/47/ EC.