Arrangements for Programme closure Sample Clauses

Arrangements for Programme closure a. The closure of the Programme will be carried out in compliance with Article 141 of Regulation (EU) No 1303/2013 by the Programme authorities. The XX.XX will liase with the Audit Authority to ensure a smooth Programme closure. b. The Programme closure will be prepared as much as possible within the eligibility period of the Programme in order to speed up the process and to limit the closure activities and costs to be financed after the end of the final date of eligibility (31.12.2023). c. In accordance with Article 140 of Regulation (EU) No 1303/2013, the information compiled on Programme level will be maintained for a period of three years after Programme closure.
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Arrangements for Programme closure. The closure of the Programme will be carried out in compliance with Article 141 of Regula­tion (EU) No 1303/2013 by the Programme authorities. The XX.XX will liase with the Audit Authority to ensure a smooth Programme closure. The Programme closure will be prepared as much as possible within the eligibility period of the Programme in order to speed up the process and to limit the closure activities and costs to be financed by the participating countries or the successor programme after the end of the final date of eligibility (31.12.2023). In accordance with Article 140(1) of Regulation (EU) No 1303/2013, the information com­piled on Programme level will be maintained for a period of three years after Programme closure. This concerns data and documents in relation to TA and operations stored by the XX.XX (MA/JS) and the SRDA (XX xxxxxx office) or those stored by the Audit Authority in relation to the imple­mentation of the Programme. Like in the predecessor programme, the Baltic Sea Region Programme 2007-2013, it is planned to archive the whole Programme implementation database in order to access all data also beyond the end of the Programme. Requests for changes in the programme’s implementation structure can be brought up either by the participating countries or the Programme bodies and will be discussed in the MC. Depending on the change and the outcome, the Programme might have to be revised and submitted to the European Commission for approval. By signing this Agreement each participating country and the XX.XX undertake to respect the agreed provisions and deadlines and to inform each other on problems, obstacles and delays without delay. Inter alia the agreed provisions concern national responsibilities related to­ eligibility and legal status checks and national approval of beneficiaries, projects assessments, first level control (FLC) systems, second level audit (SLA), apportionment of liabilities related to co-financing the TA, financial corrections and recovery procedures. In the event of non-respect of the agreed provisions cases shall be treated case by case. If a participating country does not comply with its duties, the MA is entitled to suspend payments to all project partners located on the territory of this participating country. Procedures for handling cases of non-respect of agreed provisions and deadlines on pro­ject level will be stipulated in the Subsidy Contract and the Programme Manual.
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Arrangements for Programme closure a. The closure of the Programme will be carried out in compliance with Article 141 of Regulation (EU) No 1303/2013 by the Programme authorities. The XX.XX will liase with the Audit Authority to ensure a smooth Programme closure. b. The Programme closure will be prepared as much as possible within the eligibility period of the Programme in order to speed up the process and to limit the closure activities and costs to be financed by the participating countries or the successor programme after the end of the final date of eligibility (31.12.2023). c. In accordance with Article 140(1) of Regulation (EU) No 1303/2013, the information compiled on Programme level will be maintained for a period of three years after Programme closure. This concerns data and documents in relation to TA and operations stored by the XX.XX (MA/JS) and the SRDA (XX xxxxxx office) or those stored by the Audit Authority in relation to the imple- mentation of the Programme. Like in the predecessor programme, the Baltic Sea Region Programme 2007-2013, it is planned to archive the whole Programme implementation database in order to access all data also beyond the end of the Programme.
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