Examples of using Draft technical standards in English and their translations into Polish
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ESMA submitted 92 draft technical standards.
The draft technical standards have to be adopted by the Commission.
The European Banking Authority shall develop draft technical standards to determine.
Draft technical standards should systematically be subject to public consultations.
The Authority shall submit those draft technical standards to the Commission by 1 January 2014.
The draft technical standards will be developed by each of the ESAs in the form of regulations or decisions( 6), and endorsed by the Commission.
The Authority shall submit those draft technical standards to the Commission by 1 January 2014.
The ESAs should also ensure high quality cost-benefit analysis anddraft legal texts for draft technical standards.
ESMA may develop draft technical standards, with regard to.
To contribute to this,the Authorities will, in areas specified in the relevant sectoral legislation, develop draft technical standards.
In addition, draft technical standards further specifying the above conditions should be developed.
The relevant legislation should define those areas where the European Supervisory Authorities are empowered to develop draft technical standards.
ESMA shall submit the draft technical standards referred to in the first subparagraph to the Commission by 31 December 2012.
The relevant legislation should define those areas where the ESAs are empowered to develop draft technical standards and how such standards should be adopted.
The Commission may adopt those draft technical standards in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 7 of Regulation EBA.
In order to ensure uniform application of Article 93, the European Securities andMarkets Authority may develop draft technical standards to determine the conditions of application with regard to.
The Authority shall submit the draft technical standards referred to in the first subparagraph to the Commission by 1 January 2014.
The Commission will need to be empowered to determine the details, type, format andfrequency of the reports for the different classes of derivatives, following draft technical standards to be developed by ESMA.
ESMA will be required to develop a number of draft technical standards in critical areas for the correct application of the Regulation;
The draft technical standards will be adopted by the Authority on the basis of qualified majority of the members of the Boards of Supervisors, as defined in Article 205 of the Treaty.
Article 21(4a): this new paragraph empowers ESMA to develop draft technical standards, for endorsement by the Commission, on a harmonised rating scale to be used by CRAs.
Draft technical standards developed by the ESAs are adopted by the Commission on the basis of the empowering provisions contained in the Level 1 legislation(21) and aim at further supplementing or specifying these provisions.
In order to ensure uniform application of this Paragraph,the European Banking Authority shall develop draft technical standards in order to determine the conditions of application of the exemptions in point(c) and d.
The Commission may adopt the draft technical standards referred to in the first subparagraph in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 7 of Regulation EBA.
In this context, the ECB recommends:(a) clarifying in the proposed regulation the COREP reporting framework;(b)introducing a clear legal basis for FINREP; and(c) further specifying the scope of the draft technical standards to be developed by the EBA in this field 6.
ESMA will have an important role in developing draft technical standards to harmonise the authorisation process and to ensure cooperation between authorities.
In order to equip Europe with a more harmonised set of financial rules,the Commission communication of May 2009 entitled"European financial supervision"1 aimed at enabling authorities to develop draft technical standards and to facilitate the sharing of micro-prudential information.
The Regulations establishing the ESFS provide that the European Supervisory Authorities may develop draft technical standards in the areas specifically set out in the relevant legislation, to be submitted to the Commission for adoption by means of Regulations or Decisions.
ESMA shall cooperate with the European Banking Authority established by Regulation…/… 17 and the European Insurance and Pensions Authority established by Regulation…/… 18 andshall consult those Authorities before issuing guidance and proposing draft technical standards referred to in paragraphs 2 and 3.
In order toensure uniform application of this Article, the European Banking Authority shall develop draft technical standards to determine the conditions of application of this Article and a common risk assessment procedure.