10. Asks that only a clearly delimited group of people be eligible to take part in collective redress actions, and that the identification of the members of that group in the case of a collective opt-in claim and the identification in the case of representative actions brought by qualified entities that where designated in advance or authorised on an ad hoc basis must take place within a clear period of time without unnecessary delay while complying with existing legislation that provides for a later date; stresses that only the damage actually suffered should be compensated; notes that in the case of a successful action the compensati ...[+++]on sought must be paid to the identified group of people or their nominee and that qualified entities may be compensated only for the costs they have incurred in the course of pursuing the action and may not, either directly or indirectly, be a nominee to receive damages;

10. Asks that only a clearly delimited group of people be eligible to take part in collective redress actions, and that the identification of the members of that group in the case of a collective opt-in claim and the identification in the case of representative actions brought by qualified entities that where designated in advance or authorised on an ad hoc basis must take place within a clear period of time without unnecessary delay while complying with existing legislation that provides for a later date; stresses that only the damage actually suffered should be compensated; notes that in the case of a successful action the compensati ...[+++]on sought must be paid to the identified group of people or their nominee and that qualified entities may be compensated only for the costs they have incurred in the course of pursuing the action and may not, either directly or indirectly, be a nominee to receive damages;

10. Asks that only a clearly delimited group of people must be allowed to take part in collective actions, and that the identification of the members of that group in the case of collective opt-in claim and the identification in the case of representative actions brought by qualified entities that where designated in advance or authorised ad hoc must take place within a clear period of time without unnecessary delay while respecting existing legislation that provides for a later date; stresses that only the damage actually suffered should be compensated; notes that in the case of a successful claim the compensation sought must be paid to the identified group of people or their nominee and that the qualif ...[+++]ied entity may only ever be compensated for the costs it has incurred in the course of pursuing the claim and may not either directly or indirectly be a nominee for receipt of damages;