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1. English is like a gated community; access is possible but cumbersome.
2. The tests will however be slightly less cumbersome than in the case of BE.
3. is least cumbersome administratively for operators, account being taken of administration requirements.
4. Practical experience has shown that the current requirements for circulation, four times a year, of quarterly reports between Member States and the Commission are too cumbersome.
5. The Commission in-depth investigation has also confirmed that TAs consider that using ‘supplier.com’ is cumbersome and lacks the versatility of inventory and price comparability offered by GDSs.
6. Administering the various systems of recognition set up by the sectoral directives and the general system has proved cumbersome and complex.
7. To avoid unnecessary and cumbersome procedures, authorisations should be made compulsory only in the case of donations exceeding a certain value and involving significant charges.
8. Given the cumbersome nature and length of bankruptcy proceedings, it doubts that it would be interested in purchasing HCz's assets if such proceedings were launched.
9. They take the view that there is therefore no justification for subjecting La Poste directly to the procedure under ordinary law, which is cumbersome and complex.
10. The rules governing transfers of appropriations should be simplified and clarified on certain points because they have proved cumbersome or unclear in practice.
11. The French authorities conclude that the procedure introduced by the Law of 16 July 1980 fulfils the equivalence and publicity criteria set by the Commission, which are sufficient to rule out the existence of an advantage. They take the view that there is therefore no justification for subjecting La Poste directly to the procedure under ordinary law, which is cumbersome and complex.
12. This should be achieved by balancing the less cumbersome features of the prudential supervisory regime applying to electronic money institutions against provisions that are more stringent than those applying to credit institutions, notably as regards the safeguarding of the funds of an electronic money holder.