Hellenic Competition Commission (HCC) Sample Clauses

Hellenic Competition Commission (HCC) the Government commits to safeguard the independence and the effectiveness of the Hellenic Competition Commission in line with EU requirements. As a prior action, it will amend the provisions of the Article 282 of Law 4364/2016 in agreement with the Institutions relating to i) disciplinary offences; ii) the use of external lawyers so that the cap is not applied until the internal legal office is fully staffed; iii) the conflict of interest for external lawyers; and iv) the appointment and term of Directors. By December 2016, the authorities, in agreement with the Institutions, will amend any primary and secondary legislation so as to bring these in line with the results of the horizontal review on independent agencies (see above), including on issues relating to the conflicts of interest of the HCC's Board members and the staffing of the HCC’s internal legal office, consistent with the general framework for the appointment of legal staff of the entities of the public sector, as defined by law (key deliverable). The advocacy unit of the Hellenic Competition Commission will be strengthened by twelve additional posts and a review will be conducted with the support of the European Commission and international expertise to ensure that the competition law is in line with EU best practice.
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Hellenic Competition Commission (HCC) the Government commits to safeguard the independence and the effectiveness of the Hellenic Competition Commission in line with EU requirements. As a prior action, it will amend the provisions of the Article 282 of Law 4364/2016 in agreement with the Institutions relating to i) disciplinary offences;
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