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For Norway. 3.1.1. Initially, a concept study must be prepared and quality-controlled in line with the Ministry of Justice’s quality assurance policy, for the purpose of ensuring that the concept option chosen provides the best resource utilisation and value creation. Before the decision is made to initiate the actual acquisition process, a cost estimate and basic information associated with the governing document must also be prepared and quality-assured. This will include an uncertainty analysis for the project option chosen.
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For Norway competent authorities as referred to in Article 4 (2) of Regulation 1093/2010; - authorities designated in accordance with Title VII, Chapter 4 of Directive 2013/36/EU; - the EBA, ESMA, EIOPA and the ESRB; - national authorities or bodies charged with a function set out in Article 2 (3) of this Annex.
For Norway photocopies of any of the documents listed for Norway in annex 1 to this Agreement; - driving licenses or photocopies thereof; - birth certificates or photocopies thereof; - company identity cards or photocopies thereof; - statements by witnesses; - statements made by the person concerned and language spoken by him or her, including the results of any official test conducted to establish the person’s nationality. For the purpose of this Annex, the term ‘official test’ is defined as a test commissioned or conducted by the authorities of the Requesting State and validated by the Requested State; - any other document which may help to establish the nationality of the person concerned. For Kosovo: - photocopies of any of the documents listed for Kosovo in annex 1 to this Agreement; - driving licenses or photocopies thereof; - birth certificates or photocopies thereof; - company identity cards or photocopies thereof; - statements by witnesses; - statements made by the person concerned and language spoken by him or her, including the results of any official test conducted to establish the person’s nationality. For the purpose of this Annex, the term ‘official test’ is defined as a test commissioned or conducted by the authorities of the Requesting State and validated by the Requested State; - any other document which may help to establish the nationality of the person concerned. Annex 3 COMMON LIST OF DOCUMENTS REGARDING THIRD COUNTRY NATIONALS AND STATELESS PERSONS (ARTICLE 7 (1)) PART A - named tickets of air, train, coach or boat passages, which testify to the presence and the itinerary of the person concerned from the territory of the Requested State directly to the territory of the Requesting State; - passenger lists of air, train, coach or boat passages which testify to the presence and the itinerary of the person concerned from the territory of the Requested State directly to the territory of the Requesting State.

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