Article 27 2.

the definitions for all key terms relating to the benchmark;

the rationale for adopting the benchmark methodology and procedures for the review and approval of the methodology;

the criteria and procedures used to determine the benchmark, including a description of the input data, the priority given to different types of input data, the minimum data needed to determine a benchmark, the use of any models or methods of extrapolation and any procedure for rebalancing the constituents of a benchmark's index;

the controls and rules that govern any exercise of judgement or discretion by the administrator or any contributors, to ensure consistency in the use of such judgement or discretion;

the procedures which govern the determination of the benchmark in periods of stress or periods where transaction data sources may be insufficient, inaccurate or unreliable and the potential limitations of the benchmark in such periods;

the procedures for dealing with errors in input data or in the determination of the benchmark, including when a re-determination of the benchmark is required; and

the identification of potential limitations of the benchmark, including its operation in illiquid or fragmented markets and the possible concentration of inputs.