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1. Rule 102 Appointment of the Members of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank
2. The Appeal Board shall rule on the costs of a case.
3. One net rule When a towed net with exit windows is used, no other type of gear shall be kept on board.
4. As a general rule, therefore, the nomination, remuneration and audit committees should make recommendations aimed at preparing the decisions to be taken by the (supervisory) board.
5. When Parliament is consulted on the draft Council decision appointing the Director and Board members of Europol, Rule 101 shall apply mutatis mutandis.
6. It is therefore appropriate to provide that an audit committee created within the (supervisory) board should, as a general rule, make recommendations to the (supervisory) board with respect to those audit issues, and that such functions may be performed by other structures — external to the (supervisory) board — which would be equally effective.
7. If the Registrar sends the chairman of a Board of Appeal an opinion on the admissibility of an appeal in accordance with Article 5(3), second paragraph, the chairman of the Board in question may either suspend the proceedings and request the Board to rule on the admissibility of the appeal, or reserve judgement on the admissibility of the appeal for the decision to end the proceedings before the Board of Appeal.
8. rule further that the Centre shall reimburse, within limits to be fixed by the Appeals Board, justified expenses incurred by the claimant, as well as expenses relating to transport and subsistence incurred by witnesses who have been heard.
9. The governance of Europol should be improved through simplified procedures, more general descriptions of the tasks of the Management Board and the establishment of a common rule that all decisions should be taken by a majority of two thirds.
10. It may further rule that the Centre shall reimburse, within limits to be fixed by the Board, justified expenses incurred by the claimant, as well as expenses relating to transport and subsistence incurred by witnesses who have been heard.
11. In rooms in which, as a general rule, they cannot be seen by crew members, on-board personnel or passengers, the possibility of triggering an alarm should therefore be provided for.
12. It may further rule that the Institute shall reimburse, within limits to be fixed by the Board, justified expenses incurred by the claimant, as well as expenses relating to transport and subsistence incurred by witnesses who have been heard.
13. The suppliers of ERTMS on-board equipment have confirmed that they will be in a position to deliver on-board equipment compliant with the new standard (known as baseline 3) at the latest by 2015; therefore, international locomotives delivered by that date, should, as a general rule, be equipped with ERTMS.
14. As a rule, the chairman of the Audit Board shall chair meetings of working parties set up to examine problems for which the Audit Board is competent; if, however, he is incapacitated or if certain specific problems are being examined, the chairman may be represented by another person designated by him.
15. As a general rule, therefore, the nomination, remuneration and audit committees should make recommendations aimed at preparing the decisions to be taken by the (supervisory) board. However, the (supervisory) board should not be precluded from delegating part of its decision-making powers to committees when it considers it appropriate and when this is permissible under national law, even though the (supervisory) board remains fully responsible for the decisions taken in its field of competence.