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in Part I. 1. The EFTA Surveillance Authority shall obtain from the EFTA State concerned all necessary information for the review, in cooperation with the EFTA State, of existing aid schemes pursuant to Article 1(1) in Part I.
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in Part I. 2. If the EFTA Surveillance Authority considers that the EFTA State concerned has not complied with a judgment of the EFTA Court, the EFTA Surveillance Authority may refer the matter to the EFTA Court direct in accordance with Article 1(2) in Part I. SECTION VIII
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in Part I. The EFTA Surveillance Authority shall obtain from the EFTA State concerned all necessary information for the review, in cooperation with the EFTA State, of existing aid schemes pursuant to Article 1(1) in Part I. Where the EFTA Surveillance Authority considers that an existing aid scheme is not, or is no longer, compatible with the functioning of the EEA Agreement, it shall inform the EFTA State concerned of its preliminary view and give the EFTA State concerned the opportunity to submit its comments within a period of one month. In duly justified cases, the EFTA Surveillance Authority may extend this period. Article 18 Proposal for appropriate measures Where the EFTA Surveillance Authority, in the light of the information submitted by the EFTA State pursuant to Article 17 of this Chapter, concludes that the existing aid scheme is not, or is no longer, compatible with the functioning of the EEA Agreement, it shall issue a recommendation proposing appropriate measures to the EFTA State concerned. The recommendation may propose, in particular: substantive amendment of the aid scheme, or introduction of procedural requirements, or abolition of the aid scheme. Article 19 Legal consequences of a proposal for appropriate measures Where the EFTA State concerned accepts the proposed measures and informs the EFTA Surveillance Authority thereof, the EFTA Surveillance Authority shall record that finding and inform the EFTA State thereof. The EFTA State shall be bound by its acceptance to implement the appropriate measures. Where the EFTA State concerned does not accept the proposed measures and the EFTA Surveillance Authority, having taken into account the arguments of the EFTA State concerned, still considers that those measures are necessary, it shall initiate proceedings pursuant to Article 4(4) of this Chapter. Articles 6, 7 and 9 of this Chapter shall apply mutatis mutandis.
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in Part I. 2. If the EFTA Surveillance Authority considers that the EFTA State concerned has not complied with a judgment of the EFTA Court, the EFTA Surveillance Authority may r efer pursue the matter t o the EFTA Court directl y in accordance with Articles 1(2) in Part I. 31 and 33 of the Surveillance and Court Agreement. SECTION X C OOPERATION WITH NATIONAL COURTS A rticle 2923a Cooperation with national courts 1. For the application of Article 61(1) of the EEA Agreement and Article 1 in Part I 62 of the EEA Agreement, the courts of the EFTA States may ask the EFTA Surveillance Authority to transmit to them information in its possession or its opinion on questions concerning the application of State aid rules.
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