‘In an emergency situation as referred to in Article 130(1), Member States shall allow the competent authorities to communicate, without delay, information to the central banks in the European System of the Central Banks where that information is relevant for the exercise of their statutory tasks, including the conduct of monetary policy and related liquidity provision, the oversight of payments, clearing and securities settlement systems, and the safeguarding stability of the financial system, and to the ESRB under Regulation (EU) No 1092/2010, where suc ...[+++]h information is relevant for the exercise of its statutory tasks’.

The emergency plan shall define how all organisations involved can be familiarised with the infrastructure and how often visits to the tunnel and table top or other exercises have to take place.

This essential requirement is satisfied by the functional and technical specifications in sections 4.4.1 Checking the conditions of trains and appropriate actions, 4.4.2 Emergency rule, 4.4.5 Route book, 4.4.3 Tunnel emergency plan and exercises and 4.6.1 Tunnel specific competence of the train crew and other staff.

combined with other exercises held such as emergency response or other port State authority exercises.

3 combined with other exercises held, such as emergency response or other port State authority exercises.

7. On the basis of figures for aggregate GNP at market prices and its components from the preceding year, supplied by the Member States in accordance with Article 3(2) of Directive 89/130/EEC, Euratom, each Member State shall be debited with an amount calculated by applying to GNP the rate adopted for the previous financial year, amended, where appropriate, in the light of any use of the EAGGF monetary reserve, of the reserve relating to loans and loan guarantees or of the reserve relating to loans and loan guarantees or of the reserve for emergency aid, and credited with the payments made during that previous financial year.