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Recital 53
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To ensure that the single-entry point enables the relevant entities to submit the type of information and the format required under the relevant Union legal acts, ENISA should consult the Commission and the competent authorities under those acts. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonized regarding the type of information and the format of notifications, Member States should inform ENISA about their national provisions.
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Alternative wording Amendment 508 · Diana Iovanovici Şoşoacă ITRE · LIBE
(53) To ensure that the single-entry point enables the relevant entities to submit the type of information and the format required under the relevant Union legal acts, ENISA should consult the Commission and the competent authorities under those acts. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonized regarding the type of information and the format of notifications, Member States should inform ENISA about their national provisions. Accordingly, ENISA, in cooperation with the Commission and the competent authorities, should establish a common framework for the type of information and the format of notifications, including technical guidelines, interfaces and transmission channels, reporting deadlines and update mechanisms. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonised for this purpose, Member States will inform ENISA about their national provisions, and ENISA, in consultation with the Commission, will ensure interoperability, adaptability to regulatory developments and compliance monitoring.
Alternative wording Amendment 509 · Michael McNamara, Irena Joveva, Sophie Wilmès, Oihane Agirregoitia Martínez, Bart Groothuis, Veronika Cifrová Ostrihoňová ITRE · LIBE
(53) To ensure that the single-entry point enables the relevant entities to submit the type of information and the format required under the relevant Union legal acts, ENISA should consult the Commission and the competent authorities under those acts. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonized regarding the type of information and the format of notifications, Member States should inform ENISA about their national provisions, and the Commission would be empowered to issue a delegated act to harmonize further.
Alternative wording Amendment 510 · Julie Rechagneux, Mélanie Disdier, Aleksandar Nikolic, Ewa Zajączkowska-Hernik, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Alexandre Varaut, Fabrice Leggeri, Marion Maréchal, Christophe Bay ITRE · LIBE
(53) To ensure that the layered single-entry pointpoints structure enables the relevant entities to submit the type of information and the format required under the relevant Union legal acts, ENISA should consult the Commission and the competent authorities under those acts. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonized regarding the type of information and the format of notifications, Member States should inform ENISA about their national provisions.
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Recital 53
Wording reproduced in the amendment → Amendment 508 · ITRE–LIBE amendments 401–526 to the draft report
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(53) To ensure that the single-entry point enables the relevant entities to submit the type of information and the format required under the relevant Union legal acts, ENISA should consult the Commission and the competent authorities under those acts. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonized regarding the type of information and the format of notifications, Member States should inform ENISA about their national provisions. Accordingly, ENISA, in cooperation with the Commission and the competent authorities, should establish a common framework for the type of information and the format of notifications, including technical guidelines, interfaces and transmission channels, reporting deadlines and update mechanisms. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonised for this purpose, Member States will inform ENISA about their national provisions, and ENISA, in consultation with the Commission, will ensure interoperability, adaptability to regulatory developments and compliance monitoring.
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(53) To ensure that the single-entry point enables the relevant entities to submit the type of information and the format required under the relevant Union legal acts, ENISA should consult the Commission and the competent authorities under those acts. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonized regarding the type of information and the format of notifications, Member States should inform ENISA about their national provisions.
Amendment 508 · ITRE–LIBE amendments 401–526 to the draft report
(53) To ensure that the single-entry point enables the relevant entities to submit the type of information and the format required under the relevant Union legal acts, ENISA should consult the Commission and the competent authorities under those acts. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonized regarding the type of information and the format of notifications, Member States should inform ENISA about their national provisions. Accordingly, ENISA, in cooperation with the Commission and the competent authorities, should establish a common framework for the type of information and the format of notifications, including technical guidelines, interfaces and transmission channels, reporting deadlines and update mechanisms. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonised for this purpose, Member States will inform ENISA about their national provisions, and ENISA, in consultation with the Commission, will ensure interoperability, adaptability to regulatory developments and compliance monitoring.
Recital 53
Wording reproduced in the amendment → Amendment 509 · ITRE–LIBE amendments 401–526 to the draft report
Changes in context
(53) To ensure that the single-entry point enables the relevant entities to submit the type of information and the format required under the relevant Union legal acts, ENISA should consult the Commission and the competent authorities under those acts. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonized regarding the type of information and the format of notifications, Member States should inform ENISA about their national provisions, and the Commission would be empowered to issue a delegated act to harmonize further.
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Wording reproduced in the amendment
(53) To ensure that the single-entry point enables the relevant entities to submit the type of information and the format required under the relevant Union legal acts, ENISA should consult the Commission and the competent authorities under those acts. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonized regarding the type of information and the format of notifications, Member States should inform ENISA about their national provisions.
Amendment 509 · ITRE–LIBE amendments 401–526 to the draft report
(53) To ensure that the single-entry point enables the relevant entities to submit the type of information and the format required under the relevant Union legal acts, ENISA should consult the Commission and the competent authorities under those acts. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonized regarding the type of information and the format of notifications, Member States should inform ENISA about their national provisions, and the Commission would be empowered to issue a delegated act to harmonize further.
Recital 53
Wording reproduced in the amendment → Amendment 510 · ITRE–LIBE amendments 401–526 to the draft report
Changes in context
(53) To ensure that the layered single-entry pointpoints structure enables the relevant entities to submit the type of information and the format required under the relevant Union legal acts, ENISA should consult the Commission and the competent authorities under those acts. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonized regarding the type of information and the format of notifications, Member States should inform ENISA about their national provisions.
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Wording reproduced in the amendment
(53) To ensure that the single-entry point enables the relevant entities to submit the type of information and the format required under the relevant Union legal acts, ENISA should consult the Commission and the competent authorities under those acts. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonized regarding the type of information and the format of notifications, Member States should inform ENISA about their national provisions.
Amendment 510 · ITRE–LIBE amendments 401–526 to the draft report
(53) To ensure that the layered single-entry points structure enables the relevant entities to submit the type of information and the format required under the relevant Union legal acts, ENISA should consult the Commission and the competent authorities under those acts. Where a Union legal act is not fully harmonized regarding the type of information and the format of notifications, Member States should inform ENISA about their national provisions.