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Article 64 Facilitation and coordination

1. Overview

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Article 64 1.
EIOPA shall perform a facilitation and coordination role in relation to action taken by competent authorities under Article 63. In particular, EIOPA shall ensure that action taken by a competent authority is justified and proportionate and that, where appropriate, a consistent approach is taken by competent authorities.
Article 64 2.
After receiving notification under Article 63 of any prohibition or restriction that is to be imposed under that Article, EIOPA shall issue an opinion on whether the prohibition or restriction is justified and proportionate. If EIOPA considers that the taking of a measure by other competent authorities is necessary to address the risk, it shall state this in its opinion. The opinion shall be published on EIOPA’s website.
Article 64 3.
Where a competent authority proposes to take, or takes, action contrary to an opinion issued by EIOPA under paragraph 2 or declines to take action contrary to such an opinion, it shall immediately publish on its website a notice fully explaining its reasons for so doing.

1.1 References

1.2 Identified Requirements

1.3 Related Standards

2. Identified Requirements

Requirements

3. Related Standards

Standards
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