Traduction de «Règle du parent bien disposé » (Français → Anglais) :

This is best ensured by having sustainable funding and transparent rules for appointing board members and strong national commitment to the needed reforms.

Those safeguards include arrangements to identify and manage the potential adverse consequences of any conflicts of interest for the operation of the regulated market or its participants; to identify and manage the risks to which they are exposed and to put in place effective measures to mitigate them; to provide for the sound management of the technical operations of their systems establishing effective contingency arrangements to cope with risks of systems disruptions; to have transparent and non-discretionary rules and procedures for fair and orderly trading and establish objective criteria for the efficient execution of orders; t ...[+++]o facilitate the efficient and timely finalisation of the transactions executed under their systems; to have available sufficient financial resources to facilitate their orderly functioning, having regard to the nature and extent of the transactions concluded on the market and the range and degree of risks to which they are exposed.

With a view to ensuring an equitable deduction system for taxable persons in the context of the new rules, an adjustment system in accordance with the other rules on adjustment of deductions should be provided for which takes into account changes in the business and non-business use of the property concerned.

whereas although that same Article 20 of the EC Treaty imposes an obligation on the Member States to ‘establish the necessary rules among themselves and start the international negotiations required to secure this protection’, the fact remains that only one binding act has so far been adopted, namely Decision 95/553/EC (3), which entered into force in 2002 and consists of only one page that completely fails to establish a fully- fledged system to assist and alleviate the suffering of Union citizens abroad in a crisis situation,

whereas although that same Article 20 of the EC Treaty imposes an obligation on the Member States to ‘establish the necessary rules among themselves and start the international negotiations required to secure this protection’, the fact remains that only one binding act has so far been adopted, namely Decision 95/553/EC , which entered into force in 2002 and consists of only one page that completely fails to establish a fully- fledged system to assist and alleviate the suffering of Union citizens abroad in a crisis situation,

1. This Chapter shall apply to guarantees both for customs debts which have been incurred and for those which may be incurred, unless otherwise specified.