Failure to reach joint decision: disagreement by the Bank with joint proposals
214.—(1) Where the Bank, having taken account of the group resolution plan and any resolution plans adopted for group subsidiaries—
(a)disagrees with a proposal for a group resolution scheme, or
(b)considers that it needs to take independent resolution action or other measures in respect of a group subsidiary in the interest of financial stability,
it must give the notifying authority and the other members of the college a notice which sets out in detail its reasons for disagreement or independent action and what resolution action or other measures it intends to take in respect of the group subsidiary.
(2) The Bank must include in its reasons for disagreement an assessment of the potential impact of the resolution action or other measures that it intends to take in respect of the group subsidiary on other group entities and on the financial stability of other EEA States whose resolution authorities are members of the college.
(3) The Bank must take resolution action and other measures in respect of the group subsidiary in close co-operation with the other members of the college with a view to ensuring that there is a co-ordinated strategy for applying the resolution tools and exercising the resolution powers in respect of group entities.
(4) Co-operation under paragraph (3) includes informing the other members of the college regularly and fully about the action and other measures being taken and progress being made.