Examples of using Delegation of tasks in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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supervision of trade repositories as well as the reimbursement of any costs that the competent authorities may incur carrying out work pursuant to this Regulation in particular as a result of any delegation of tasks pursuant to Article 9(1) of this Regulation in combination with Article 74 of Regulation(EU) No 648/2012.
Delegation of task by the responsible authority.
Delegation of tasks by competent authority.
Delegation of tasks shall not affect the responsibility of ESMA.
Delegation of tasks shall not affect the responsibility of the delegating competent authority.
Thus, EP amendment 56 providing for delegation of tasks in a permanent manner has not been incorporated in the common position.
Delegation of tasks by a competent authority to another entity should only be permitted where it relates to the publication of approved prospectuses.
Delegation of tasks by a competent authority to another entity should only be permitted where it relates to the publication of approved prospectuses.
detail relating to the delegation of tasks.
The Commission concluded in its consideration of the Communication that such delegation of tasks is legally possible by applying Article 12(2)
voluntary delegation of tasks, supervisory cooperation and exchange of information.
The modalities of cooperation between the competent authorities of the Member States may include the creation of colleges of competent authorities and the delegation of tasks among themselves.
Any delegation of tasks to entities other than the authorities referred to will not involve either the exercise of public authority or the use of discretionary powers of judgement.
The detailed arrangements for cooperation between the competent authorities of the Member States should include the possibility of creating colleges of competent authorities and the delegation of tasks among themselves.
Any delegation of tasks to entities other than the authorities referred to in paragraph 1 may not involve either the exercise of public authority or the use of discretionary powers of judgement.
the competent authorities of other Member States of any arrangements entered into with regard to delegation of tasks, including the precise conditions regulating such delegation. .
Any delegation of tasks related to the obligations provided for in this Directive
Eight Member States already allow for the delegation of tasks specified for the responsible person to other persons qualified by training and experience, although in one the actual responsibility is not assigned.
The Commission and the committees should review financial services directives to include provisions to enable the use of voluntary delegation of tasks, analyse the options for voluntary delegation of competences
inform the Commission and the competent authorities of Member States of any arrangement entered into with regard to the delegation of tasks, including the precise conditions governing such delegation. .