EUROPA - EU law and publications - EUR-Lex - EUR-Lex - 32010R1031 - EN - Commission Regulation (EU) No 1031/2010 of 12 November 2010 on the timing, administration and other aspects of auctioning of greenhouse gas emission allowances pursuant to Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing a scheme for greenhouse gas emission allowances trading within the Community Text with EEA relevance // COMMISSION REGULATION (EU) No 1031/2010 // (Text with EEA relevance) // Allowances auctioned prior to 2013 and the auctioned product through which they shall be auctioned referred to in Article 10(1) // List of the elements referred to in Article 20(3) // Auction platforms other than those appointed pursuant to Article  ...[+++]26(1) or (2), their appointing Member States and any applicable conditions or obligations referred to in Article 30(7)

3. Within six months after the start of the auctions or two months from the appointment of the auction monitor, whichever is the latest, EEX shall report to the auction monitor on the coverage obtained, including the level of geographic coverage and take the utmost account of the auction monitor’s recommendations in this regard so as to ensure fulfilment of its obligations under Article 35(3)(a) and (b).

1. The competent national authorities referred to in Article 37(1) of Directive 2005/60/EC shall monitor and take the necessary measures to ensure compliance of an auction platform appointed pursuant to Article 26(1) or 30(1) with the customer due diligence requirements of Article 19 and Article 20(6) of this Regulation, the monitoring and record keeping requirements of Article 54 of this Regulation and the notification requirements of the paragraphs 2 and 3 of this Article.

The main amendments to Regulation (EEC) No 2057/82 concern : 1) extension of the Member States' duties with regard to enforcement, requiring them to inspect not only Member States vessels but also those of non-member countries and to inspect and control all other activities (e.g. auction sales) connected with compliance with the conservation regulations; 2) the introduction of an obligation for the Member States to keep on file documents reporting landings, so that the national systems for recording and notifying catches can be verified; 3) clarification of the Commission's right to stop fishing on exhaustion of the Community's fishing ...[+++] possibilities (TAC) in a given fish stock, even where all the Member States quota have not yet been exhausted; 4) improvements in the Commission's right to state when, where and how it will carry out its inspection missions, thus curbing the scope available to the Member States to organize and orientate these missions. the Member States are responsible for the implementation of the measures while the Commission ensures that the Member States comply with their obligations, but has no right to take action in this field against ordinary citizens.

The main amendments to Regulation (EEC) No 2057/82 concern : 1) extension of the Member States' duties with regard to enforcement, requiring them to inspect not only Member States vessels but also those of non-member countries and to inspect and control all other activities (e.g. auction sales) connected with compliance with the conservation regulations; 2) the introduction of an obligation for the Member States to keep on file documents reporting landings, so that the national systems for recording and notifying catches can be verified; 3) clarification of the Commission's right to stop fishing on exhaustion of the Community's fishing ...[+++] possibilities (TAC) in a given fish stock, even where all the Member States quota have not yet been exhausted; 4) improvements in the Commission's right to state when, where and how it will carry out its inspection missions, thus curbing the scope available to the Member States to organize and orientate these missions. the Member States are responsible for the implementation of the measures while the Commission ensures that the Member States comply with their obligations, but has no right to take action in this field against ordinary citizens.

Every quarter, we put out a notice through the Bank of Canada as to our schedule for bond issuance, and we hold auctions for treasury bonds every two weeks — a few times per quarter.