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11.—(1) Where the FPC—
(a)sets the buffer rate above zero for the first time; or
(b)increases the buffer rate;
it must decide the date from which UK institutions must apply the buffer rate for the purposes of calculating their institution-specific countercyclical capital buffers.
(2) The date referred to in paragraph (1) must be 12 months after the date when the buffer rate is published in accordance with regulation 12(1), unless an earlier date is justified on the basis of exceptional circumstances.
(3) Where the FPC reduces the buffer rate, it must decide on an indicative period during which no increase in that rate is expected.
(4) The indicative period referred to in paragraph (3) is not be binding on the FPC.
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