Examples of using Cross-border coordination points in English and their translations into Slovak
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Each Cross-border Coordination Points shall have at least the following tasks.
The obligation to set up National Cross-border Coordination Points is imposed on all MS's.
Amendment b publish and keep an up-dated list of all national andregional Cross-border Coordination Points;
The key actors in the Member States requested to conclude a Commitment or Statement arethe respective national or regional Cross-border Coordination Points which will liaise with all the competent authorities in the Member State and with their counterpart(s) in the neighbouring Member State(Articles 10 and 11).
That coordination point should liaise with the different national and, where relevant,regional Cross-border Coordination Points.
It shall liaise with all competent committing authorities and with the national or, where relevant,other regional or local Cross-border Coordination Points in the committing Member State and with the national Cross- border Coordination Point in the transferring Member State.
(24) In order to establish a database according to Article 7, implementing powers should be conferred on the Commission to lay down rules on its running, on the protection of data and the modelto be used when information on the implementation and on the use of the Mechanism is submitted by Cross-border Coordination Points.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(17) The key actor in the Member States requested to conclude a Commitment orStatement should be the respective national or regional Cross-border Coordination Points which is to liaise with all competent authorities in its Member State and with its counterpart in the neighbouring Member State.
Publish and keep an up-dated list of all national and regional Cross-border Coordination Points;
(13) In order to coordinate the tasks of different authorities which in some Member States will include national and regional legislative bodies, within a given Member States and between those of one or more neighbouring Member States, each Member State should be obliged to set up a national and, where appropriate,regional Cross-border Coordination Points and define their tasks and competencies during the different steps of the Mechanism covering initiation, conclusion, implementation and monitoring of Commitments and Statements.
That competent regional Cross-border Coordination Point shall keep the national Cross-border Coordination Point informed about any Commitment or Statement procedure.
(a)designate, at national or regional level or at both levels, a Cross-border Coordination Point as a separate body;
(c)entrust an appropriate authority or body with the additional tasks as national orregional Cross-border Coordination Point.
(c)upon request from a given competent committingauthority located in another Member State without its own Cross-border Coordination point, perform the preliminary analysis of an initiative document;
(a)whether it is the Cross-border Coordination Point or a competent committing/transferring authority which may conclude and sign a Commitment and decide the applicable national law will be derogated from the date of the entry into force of that Commitment; or.
It should also be clearly established that the Cross-border Coordination Point may decide whether a procedure leading to the conclusion of a Commitment or a Statement is to be launched or whether for one or more legal obstacles a resolution has already found which could be applied.
The Cross-border Coordination Point or the competent committing authority of the committing Member State shall draw up a draft Commitment or a draft Statement in accordance with Article 14, based on the initiative document.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(c) upon request from a given competent committingauthority located in another Member State without its own Cross-border Coordination point, perform the preliminary analysis of an initiative document;
(b)whether it is the Cross-border Coordination Point or a competent committing/transferring authority which may sign a Statement and state formally therein that the competent committing authority will do the necessary as to legislative or other acts be taken by the competent legislative bodies in that Member State by a given deadline.
Where at least one among several legal obstacles concerns an issue of legislative competence at national level, the national Cross-border Coordination Point shall assume the tasks set out in Articles 9 to 17 andcoordinate with the relevant regional or local Cross-border Coordination Point or Points in the same Member State, unless the Member State has decided that the tasks set out in Articles 14 to 17 are entrusted to a competent committing authority at national level.
(b)set up a Cross-border Coordination Point within an existing authority or body, at national or regional level;