Functions and responsibilities of the Managing Authority Sample Clauses

Functions and responsibilities of the Managing Authority. (1) The Managing Authority shall be responsible for preparing and implementing the IPARD II programme in accordance with Annex 1 to this Agreement.
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Functions and responsibilities of the Managing Authority. 1. The Managing Authority shall be allocated the functions and responsibilities in accordance with Annex I.
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