3. The coverage of the insurance for an individual claim shall be equal to at least 0,7 % of the value of the portfolios of AIFs managed by the AIFM calculated as set out in the second subparagraph of Article 14(2).

4. The coverage of the insurance for claims in aggregate per year shall be equal to at least 0,9 % of the value of the portfolios of AIFs managed by the AIFM calculated as set out in the second subparagraph of Article 14(2).

Q-118 — Mr. McNally (Dewdney Alouette) — With regard to instances of environmental or other damage at the National Library: (a) how many instances have occurred; (b) what was the type of damage and the date of each occurrence; (c) how many documents, artifacts or other stored items have been damaged; (d) what specific costs for repair, restoration or replacement are associated with those damaged items; (e) how many items have been permanently lost as a result of this damage including the type of item, the date it was damaged, and the value in dollars associated with its loss; (f) how much money has been spent on repairs, renovations ...[+++] or maintenance to the National Library and when did this work take place; (g) what is the current value of the inventory and all holdings of the National Library; and (h) has the government completed a cost analysis of the repairs necessary to maintain the current library as compared to the costs of constructing a new National Library?

Whereas implementation of the legislation has not yet achieved the expected results; the figures for accidents at work remain high in absolute terms and have begun rising in some Member States and in certain sectors, while accident figures in the candidate countries are significantly higher than the Community average; it is therefore important that the new strategy should remedy this situation;

(i) non-life insurance service charges paid by local KAUs (see also Annex III 'Insurance`): in order to record only the service charge as intermediate consumption the premiums paid should be discounted for, e.g. claims paid out and the net change in actuarial reserves.

6. Regarding the criteria of eligibility for rehabilitation aid, the Council will display all the necessary flexibility but shares the Commission's view that account should be taken of the following aspects in particular: - request made by the partners, and in particular those operating at national and local level in the country concerned; - serious disaster situation which prevents the essential needs of the population being met; - existence of a minimum level of security; - actual commencement of a transition process which respects democratic values and fundamental freedoms; - ability of the Authorities and/or other partners involv ...[+++]ed to implement rehabilitation measures.