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Decision (EU) 2017/2098 of the European Central BankShow full title
Decision (EU) 2017/2098 of the European Central Bank of 3 November 2017 on procedural aspects concerning the imposition of corrective measures for non-compliance with Regulation (EU) No 795/2014 (ECB/2017/33)
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Article 4Organisation of the hearing phase
1.A SIPS operator shall be given the opportunity to be heard through commenting in writing on the facts, information, assessment or legal grounds supporting the finding of non-compliance or suspected non-compliance, and the corrective measure(s) being considered, as set out in the written notice, within a time limit specified by the competent authority of a minimum of 14 calendar days following receipt of the written notice. A SIPS operator may request an extension of the time limit and the competent authority shall have discretion to decide whether an extension is granted.
2.In relation to non-compliance that is considered serious enough to require immediate action, in accordance with Article 22(3) of Regulation (EU) No 795/2014 (ECB/2014/28), a SIPS operator shall be given the opportunity to be heard and provide explanations within a time limit, specified by the competent authority, which shall typically not exceed three business days following receipt of the written notice.
3.A SIPS operator may request the provision of explanation or documents from the competent authority concerning the non-compliance or suspected non-compliance. Competent authorities shall endeavour to provide the relevant explanations or documents to SIPS operators in a timely manner.
4.If the competent authority deems it appropriate or at the request of the SIPS operator, the SIPS operator may be given the opportunity to comment on the facts, information, assessment or legal grounds supporting the finding of non-compliance or suspected non-compliance in a meeting. The SIPS operator may be supported in the meeting by a third party, including external legal counsel.
5.The competent authority shall prepare written minutes of any meeting with a SIPS operator. After having been given sufficient time to review the minutes and include any remarks or changes deemed necessary, the SIPS operator shall sign the minutes and the competent authority shall provide the SIPS operator with a copy of them.
6.A SIPS operator shall provide comments, documentation, explanations and any other information to the competent authority in the Union language chosen by the SIPS operator, unless another language for communications is agreed in advance with the competent authority.
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