Sentences with phrase «national competent authorities»

This will result in these firms» activities being overseen by national competent authorities for these areas.

In a statement issued on June 29, Esma said it was discussing proposals that consider «a number of measures that have been adopted or publicly consulted on by EU national competent authorities».

During a transitional period of at least seven years (which may be extended by a further seven years), infringement and validity actions on European bundle patents may still be brought before national courts or other national competent authorities.

ESMA, along with National Competent Authorities (NCAs), said there were significant investor protection concerns regarding binary options and CFDs for retail investors.

«In recent years ESMA and several national competent authorities (NCAs) have observed a rapid increase in the marketing, distribution, and sale of contracts for differences, including rolling spot forex (CFDs) and binary options (BOs) to retail investors across the EU.»

Instead, national competent authorities should process applications for international protection made by unaccompanied minors within the shortest delay possible in order to comply with the rights of the child enshrined in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU (hereinafter, the «Charter») and the objectives of both the Qualification and Family Reunification Directives (para 58).

As a result, a combined reading of Alimanovic and Brey leads to the conclusion that national competent authorities are not fired from the obligation to carry out an individual assessment on the basis of Article 7 (1)(b).

In Hague Convention countries one simply attaches the Apostille, you get from the national competent authority — and then the document is recognized in the foreign state.

If adopted by the Conference, member states will have the option of ratifying this Convention after submitting it to their national competent authority.

That being said, considering that the Directive allows vast discretion to national competent authorities to scale up the requirements, it is hoped that the local regulator will not adopt an overly - prescriptive approach which would defeat the purpose of the risk - based approach and negatively affect Malta's competitive advantage in certain sectors.