In 1997 the EU NCBs continued to respect the Treaty requirements .

In this phase , the monetary and exchange rate policy of the country is subject to three key Treaty requirements .

This was incompatible with Treaty and Statute requirements on institutional independence .

In 1998 the NCBs of all Member States continued to respect the Treaty requirements .

The Member States will have to ensure the compatibility of national legislation with all relevant Treaty requirements .

requirements for Stage Three .

With the adoption and entry into force of the new law , there are no remaining incompatibilities with Treaty and Statute requirements for Stage Three in the statute of the Bank of Greece .

For 2002 , the General Council found three cases of non compliance with the above Treaty requirements and the associated

As a result , there are no remaining incompatibilities with Treaty and Statute requirements for Stage Three in the Bank s statute .

The consultations concerning the adaptation of the statutes of NCBs to meet the requirements of the Treaty were particularly relevant .

The Swedish Government has announced that legislative changes which are necessary in order to comply with the requirements of the Treaty will be proposed during the current parliamentary period .

To increase transparency , both the questions and answers are published in the Official Journal of the EU . ECB has reporting obligations to European Parliament

As Article 108 of the Treaty , in accordance with Article 122 ( 3 ) of the Treaty , applies to Denmark , Danmarks Nationalbank has to fulfil the requirements of central bank independence .

As Article 108 of the Treaty , in accordance with Article 122 ( 3 ) of the Treaty , applies to Denmark , Danmarks Nationalbank has to fulfil the requirements of central bank independence .

In 1998 the NCBs of all Member States continued to respect the Treaty requirements and the above mentioned Council Regulations ( EC ) .

As Article 107 of the Treaty , in accordance with Article 109k ( 3 ) of the Treaty , applies to Denmark , Danmarks Nationalbank has to fulfil the requirements of central bank independence .

Regular bilateral and multilateral co operation across a wide range of central banking areas took place in 2000 .

The formal requirements for the adoption of ECB guidelines , instructions and internal decisions are not specified in either the Treaty or the Statute

This report was produced in accordance with the requirement of Article 109j ( 1 ) of the Treaty establishing the European Community .

They will do so once they have fulfilled the requirements laid down in the Treaty establishing the European Community .

They will only do so once they have fulfilled the requirements as laid down in the Treaty establishing the European Community .

The supervisory role of the Royal Commissioner , as currently elaborated in the Bank s statute , is also incompatible with Treaty and Statute requirements on central bank independence .

However , this change is not incompatible with the requirements of the Treaty and the Statute of the ESCB , since it is still clear that the General Council of Sveriges Riksbank ( whose members do not fulfil the requirements of the Treaty and the Statute of the ESCB on central bank independence ) cannot be involved in the performance of ESCB related tasks .

Article 4 ( draft ) would remove this incompatibility with the Treaty and Statute requirements on the Bank s legal integration in the ESCB .

In fact , the ECB has committed itself to going beyond the reporting requirements specified in the Treaty .

The ECB has in fact gone beyond the formal Treaty requirements in adopting additional means of ensuring accountability and transparency ( see Box 3.5 ) .

The EMI is not aware of any other statutory provisions which would require adaptation under Article 108 of the Treaty .

The statute of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank is currently being adapted to meet Treaty and Statute requirements for Stage Three .

In 2003 the General Council found two cases of non compliance with the above Treaty requirements and the associated Council Regulations by NCBs of Member States .

It feeds the English requirement.

5.11 Austria The statute of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank is currently being adapted to meet Treaty and Statute requirements for Stage Three .

Article 7.2 ( draft ) provides for an amendment of Article 7 which would be compatible with Treaty and Statute requirements for Stage Three .

This was incompatible with Treaty and Statute requirements on central bank independence and the Minister of Finance s involvement has been abolished by means of the new law .

Furthermore , the President explained that the ECB goes beyond the already stringent reporting requirements laid down in the Treaty , and that through the comprehensive communication tools ( see Section 1 of this chapter ) already in use , the ECB has achieved very high standards in terms of both transparency and accountability .

The Constitution Act , the Riksdag Act and the Sveriges Riksbank Act have been adapted to meet the requirements of the Treaty and the Statute of the ESCB for the independence of Sveriges Riksbank .

For 2001 , the General Council did not find major cases of non compliance with the above Treaty requirements and the associated Council Regulations by the NCBs of Member States or by the ECB .

The statute of the Bank of Greece of 1927 as amended ( the old law ) required adaptation under Article 108 of the Treaty . was incompatible with Treaty and Statute requirements on central bank independence .

Other articles of the draft reflect the contents of the system provided for in the Treaty for the ESCB , thus adapting national legislation to the requirements of Stage Three .

As far as the compatibility of Swedish legislation including the Statute of Sveriges Riksbank with the requirements for the introduction of the euro laid down in the Treaty and the Statute of the ESCB is concerned , the following is noted .

2.1.1 Institutional independence Article 26 , which contains a right of the Minister for Finance to give instructions to the Bank , is incompatible with Treaty and Statute requirements on central bank independence .

For 2000 , the General Council did not find any case of non compliance with the above Treaty requirements and the associated Council Regulations ( EC ) by the NCBs of Member States or by the ECB .

With the adoption and entry into force of the new law , the statute of the Deutsche 299

The EMI has been consulted on the draft law , which has been amended , inter alia , in the light of the EMI s opinion .

5.10 Netherlands The statute of De Nederlandsche Bank is currently being amended to meet Treaty and Statute requirements for Stage Three .

With the adoption of the new law , and assuming that it will enter into force on time , the statute of Suomen Pankki will be compatible with Treaty and Statute requirements for Stage Three .