When implementing the recommended costing methodology or alternative costing methodologies that comply with points 40 and 44, and the NRA maintains the methodology in line with point 46, NRAs should only update the data input into the costing methodology when conducting a new market review, in principle after three years.

Save in cases covered by point 40, in those Member States, where, at the time of entry into force of this Recommendation, monthly rental prices for the full unbundled copper local loop fall outside the price band, NRAs should calculate costs and resulting access prices on the basis of the recommended costing methodology as soon as possible and notify the corresponding draft measure in accordance with the consultation procedure in Article 7 of Directive 2002/21/EC in due time, to ensure full implementation of the recommended costing me ...[+++]thodology by 31 December 2016, bearing in mind the potential need for gradual price adjustments, in particular in those Member States where access prices are currently not cost oriented.

The timing of the notification should take into account that where the difference between the regulated rate in place at the time of entry into force of this Recommendation and the rate resulting from the NRA’s application of the recommended costing methodology is significant, the NRA should impose access prices which ensure gradually that the rate resulting from the NRA’s application of the recommended costing methodology is reached by 31 December 2016 at the latest, taking into account the impact that sudden price adjustments may have on competition.

In order not to discourage credit institutions from moving to the Internal Ratings Based Approach (the IRB Approach) or Advanced Measurement Approaches for calculating the capital requirements during the transitional period due to unreasonable and disproportionate implementation costs, it should be possible to allow credit institutions which have moved to the IRB Approach or Advanced Measurement Approaches since 1 January 2010 and which have previously calculated their capital requirements in accordance with other less sophisticated approaches, subject to supervisory approval, to use the less sophisticated approaches as the basis for the ...[+++] calculation of the transitional floor.

I can tell my hon. colleague that the proposals on which we are working will deal with three matters: first, the method by which the amounts of child support are determined; second, the method by which they are taxed; and, third, the creation of a national strategy to enforce these orders once they are made.

The institute recognizes that some of the changes proposed in Bill C-78 and Bill C-71, the Budget Implementation Act, 1999, as well as some administrative changes may entail positive repercussions for public service employees and pensioners—for example, changing the benefit formula to the average salary during the best consecutive five years of service instead of six; modifying the CPP/QPP integration formula to match the new benefit formula; enhancing the supplementary death benefit; extending the survivor benefits to conjugal partners of the same sex; introducing the market investment of plan assets; and implementing a dental plan for pensioners ...[+++].