Information to be provided by Member States
Article 50
1. By 18 July 2016, the Member States shall communicate the following information to the Commission: (a) the courts designated as competent to issue a Preservation Order (Article 6(4)); (b) the authority designated as competent to obtain account information (Article 14); (c) the methods of obtaining account information available under their national law (Article 14(5)); (d) the courts with which an appeal is to be lodged (Article 21); (e) the authority or authorities designated as competent to receive, transmit and serve the Preservation Order and other documents under this Regulation (point (14) of Article 4); (f) the authority competent to enforce the Preservation Order in accordance with Chapter 3; (g) the extent to which joint and nominee accounts can be preserved under their national law (Article 30); (h) the rules applicable to amounts exempt from seizure under national law (Article 31); (i) whether, under their national law, banks are entitled to charge fees for the implementation of equivalent national orders or for providing account information and, if so, which party is liable, provisionally and finally, to pay those fees (Article 43); (j) the scale of fees or other set of rules setting out the applicable fees charged by any authority or other body involved in the processing or enforcement of the Preservation Order (Article 44); (k) whether any ranking is conferred on equivalent national orders under national law (Article 32); (l) the courts or, where applicable, the enforcement authority, competent to grant a remedy (Article 33(1), Article 34(1) or (2)); (m) the courts with which an appeal is to be lodged, the period of time, if prescribed, within which such an appeal must be lodged under national law and the event marking the start of that period (Article 37); (n) an indication of court fees (Article 42); and (o) the languages accepted for translations of the documents (Article 49(2)). The Member States shall apprise the Commission of any subsequent changes to that information. 2. The Commission shall make the information publicly available through any appropriate means, in particular through the European Judicial Network in civil and commercial matters.