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Ex-Article 6.
Article 257 ex-article 193.
The legal basis for action is in the following Treaty provisions: Article 114 ex-Article 95.
Article 5(2) corresponds to ex-Article 11 and remains unchanged.
Article 14 deals with the derogation procedure and corresponds to ex-Article 9.
Framework-Decisions ex-Article 34, paragraph(2), point b of the Treaty on European Union.
The first subparagraph of Article 13 corresponds to ex-Article 8 and remains unchanged.
Article 12(ex-Article 13) now states how the annuity is to be paid.
Following the current numbering, this chapter contains Article 149(ex-Article 126) and Article 150 ex-Article 127.
Article 15(ex-Article 16) requires the insured person to provide evidence of the accident.
Yet, the prohibition of Article 5 is broader than that of ex-Article 10 as it prohibits capital duty also.
Ex-Article 5(3) has been moved to Article 12(1), as it deals with exclusions from the basis of assessment.
Article 10(1) corresponds to ex-Article 2(1) and ex-Article 4(1)(a) to(f) and remains unchanged.
The proposal was drawn up after an initiative taken by the European Parliamentin its resolution of 26 October 1995 under Article 192(ex-article 138b) of the EC-Treaty.
Article 6 corresponds to ex-Article 12 and remains unchanged apart from a few editorial changes.
The Court has, since 1970(since its judgement in Defrenne I)8,developed its caselaw on equal pay by clarifying the scope of ex-Article 119 of the EC Treaty as well as of Directive 75/117/EEC.
The second subparagraph of ex-Article 4(2) permits Greece to determine which of the transactions listed in ex-Article 4 that it would subject to capital duty.
In its judgment in Case C-7/93 Beune,the Court sets out the criteria according to which ex-Article 119 EC Treaty applies in connection with certain schemes for civil servants.
Article 16(ex-Article 17) specifies for occupational diseases the date to be used for the purpose of calculating the annual basic salary in application of Article 73.
The caselaw of the Court in the area of application of ex-Article 119 in occupational social security schemes could be summarised as follows.
Individual pay supplements to basic pay(Handels v Danfoss)20 and increments based on seniority(Nimz)21 in addition to basic andminimum pay fall within the scope of ex-Article 119 of the EC Treaty.
Similarly flexible provisions in the treaty such as Article 352(ex-Article 308 TEC) TFEU may provide for more action by EU institutions particularly given some of the urgency of the issues involved.
In 1976 a second Directive, dealing with equal treatment relating to access to employment, vocational training, promotion and working conditions(Directive 76/207/EEC),was adopted on the basis of ex-Article 235 EC.
Article 13(ex-Article 14) expressly specifies the'doctors appointed by the Institution' instead of the'medical officers' in order to be consistent with the other Articles and avoid confusion with the JSIS doctors.
On 28 September 1994, in addition to the judgement in Case C-200/91 Coloroll, the Court furtherclarified, in five other judgements, the scope of ex-Article 119 of the EC Treaty and its application in connection with occupational social security schemes.
Moreover, regional authorities of ministerial rank now have access to the Council of Ministers in order to take part directly in EU decisionmaking in areas whichfall exclusively within their jurisdiction Article 203, ex-Article 146.
Its conclusion is based on the idea that, in the context of occupational pensions, ex-Article 119 covers only what is promised by the employer, i.e. the periodic benefits accruing from the pension to be received once the retirement age has been attained.
In 1986 in Case 170/84 Bilka-Kaufhaus v Weber27, the Court confirmed the implicit ruling given in the above-mentioned Defrenne I judgment28, namely that only benefits deriving from a statutorysocial security scheme were outside the scope of ex-Article 119 of the EC Treaty.
In Article 22(ex-Article 23) paragraph 1 requires in order to guarantee objective, consistent and sufficiently well-supported assessment of the case that an expert on assessment and repair of physical injury be appointed as third member of the Committee.
Before the Court's judgments, the Heads of State and Government meeting in Maastricht signed a supplementary protocol to ex-Article 119 of the EC Treaty which is intended to limit the effects in time of ex-Article 119 of the EC Treaty in connection with occupational schemes.