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European CommissionThe Second Economic Adjustment Programme for Greece. Fourth ReviewΡar /ΡageAction Deadline Comments Statusmandatory presence of scientists and (ii) define trainingstandards (cfr. HCC opinion no. 19/VI/2012).MoU9.2.2.iMEFP(34)MoU9.2.2.iiTMUMoU9.2.3MEFP(34)MEFPTMUChartered valuers: Amend Law 4152/2013 to (i) set upcertification from the Ministry of Finance and establishprocedures for state examination andChartered valuers: (ii) abolish the requirement forapplicants to provide academic qualifications on top ofcertification for registration.Geo-technician: Issue secondary legislation to abolishadministrative license and mandatory issuance ofprofessional IDs (from the Geo-Technical Chamber).Slimming / Dietary businesses: Issue circular to clarify thatno restrictions for co-establishment of medical orparamedical professions apply.July 2013September2013August 2013July 2013MD on disciplinary committee30094/469/8.7.13/1741/15.7.13MD on examinationcommittee 31082/428/15.7.13/FEK341/YOOD/15.7.13 MD on examination process:33903/519/FEK 1892/B/1-8-2013L. 4152/2013 subpara. G2 par. 2 st gg regarding examination isamended by art. 73 par. 3 law 4170/2013.Art. 38 παρ. 5 ν. 4223/2013 FEK 287.Abolished by virtue of art. 66 l. 4235/2014 (FEK32/11.2.2014).Legislation regarding slimming/dietary centers hasbeen voted art. 1 l.4208/2013FEK 252/18.11.2013.Observed.Observed.Observed.Observed.MEFPTMUMediators: Adopt legislation to allow mediation to be doneby non-lawyers.December2013It has been labelled Prior Action and included in theomnibus bill of March 2014 (art. 1, par. IE.2)Pending.9.3.1 Code of civil procedureMoU9.3.1.1MoU9.3.1.1MEFP(37)MoU9.3.1.2The Task Force for the review of the Code of CivilProcedure presents an initial draft of the Code at theearliest possible date following the completion of the thirdreview of the economic adjustment programme.By mid-September 2013, the draft Code of Civil Procedureis presented by the Task Force to the Authorities.Within 15 days, by end September 2013, the draft Code ofCivil Procedure is presented to the EC/IMF/ECB forcomments.On the basis of the above cooperation, the Task Forcepresents to the Authorities a revised version of the draftCode of Civil Procedure. The Authorities carry out a broadpublic consultation, including EC/IMF/ECB, on the draftlaw bringing the Code of Civil Procedure in line withinternational best practice.September2013September2013November2013The legislative committee submitted draft legislationto the MoJ and EC/ECB/IMF on October 1st, 2013.See above.In public consultation 7-28/3/2014.Observed.Observed.NotObserved.MoU9.3.1.3The Authorities submit the final draft Code to the HellenicParliament.March 2014Draft will be submitted to Parliament early April foradoption by end May 2014.9.4 Statistics to be published by the Ministry of Justice or Ministry of FinanceEvery quarter, for civil and administrative first instancecourt, court of appeal as well as the Supreme Court and theCouncil of State) tables published will provide for:- the number of judges and administrative staff (at the endof the period),MoU - the stock of cases at the beginning of the period,Quarterly9.4.1 - the inflow of cases registered during the period,- the outflow of cases closed during the period (a case isconsidered closed and registered in the outflow, at themoment the full decision is published and its content isavailable to the parties),- the stock of cases at the end of the period.MoU9.4.1.iMoU9.4.1.iiMoU9.4.1.iiiMoU9.4.2For the tax and customs cases, the data will also includethe inflow of the new cases with a breakdown above andunder 150,000 euros.For civil and commercial courts, the data for stock andflows of cases will also show the corporate insolvencycases.For administrative Justice, specific data, provided inanother table, will include a breakdown by year ofregistration of the stock of cases for which no hearing datehas been fixed yet. This will be provided for beginning andfor end period. The table will also show the total numberof cases with a hearing date.For some of the most relevant courts, defined in agreementwith EC, IMF and ECB, the Ministry of Justice will alsopublish by quarter, or by semester or year if so agreed byEC-IMF/ECB:QuarterlyQuarterlyQuarterlyN/AN/AN/AN/AMoU9.4.2.iThe stock of cases (both at beginning and at end period),with a breakdown by year of registration.QuarterlyN/AMoU9.4.2.iiFor civil and commercial Justice, more detailedinformation on corporate insolvency cases including:- a more detailed breakdown by value, defined inagreement with EC, IMF and ECB,- a more detailed breakdown by sector (e.g., agriculture,QuarterlyN/A128
ANNEXΡar /Ρageconstruction, manufacturing, and services), defined inagreement with EC, IMF and ECB.Action Deadline Comments StatusMoU9.4.3.iMoU9.4.3.iiThe General Secretariat for public revenue will conductand publish one study based on small but random sample,in order to gather information on recovery rate for tax andcustoms cases.The Ministry of Justice will try and propose a method toget relevant information on recovery rates for corporateinsolvency cases.September2013February2014The study was submitted to EC/ECB/IMF.The MoJ, in cooperation with the insolvency judgessubmitted their proposal and relevant statistics on25/2/2014. Pending EC/ECB/IMF comments.(No deadline in the MoU).Observed.N/AMoU9.4.4When the IT system will be fully in place, the Ministry ofJustice will publish:MoU9.4.4.iTables showing:- the number of judges and administrative staff (at the endof the period),- the stock of cases at the beginning of the period,- the inflow of cases registered during the period,- the outflow of cases closed during the period (a case isconsidered closed and registered in the outflow, at themoment the full decision is published and its content isavailable to the parties),- the stock of cases at the end of the period.QuarterlyMoU9.4.4.iiThe stock of cases at beginning and at end period will bebroken down by year of registration,QuarterlyMoU9.4.4.iiiThe stock of cases at beginning and at end period and theflow of cases will be broken down by categories oflitigations,QuarterlyMoU9.4.4.ivThe average duration of the outflow cases during theperiod.9.5 Provision of dataTo be provided by the Ministry of FinanceMoU9.5MoU9.5MoU9.5MoU9.5Preliminary monthly data on the state budget execution(including breakdown by main categories of revenue andexpenditure and by line ministry).(Data compiled by the Ministry of Finance).(Monthly, 15 days after the end of each month, these datashould also be included in subsequent transmissions incase of revision).Final monthly state budget execution, includingbreakdown by main categories of revenue and expenditureand by line ministry.(Data compiled by the Ministry of Finance).(Monthly, 30 days after the end of each monthMonthly data on staff: number of employees, entries, exits,transfers among Government entities; and from and intothe mobility and exit scheme, per entity, averagewage(including the relative shares of the base wage,allowances and bonuses).(Data compiled by Ministries of Administrative Reformand E-Governance and of Finance)(Monthly, 30 days after the end of each month.)Monthly above the line cash data on general Governmententities other than the state.(Data compiled by the Ministry of Finance)(Monthly, 30 days after the end of each month, these datashould also be included in subsequent transmissions incase of revision.)QuarterlyContinuousContinuousContinuousContinuousN/AN/AN/AN/AMoU9.5See 2 cells upMoU9.5MoU9.5MoU9.5Weekly information on the Government's cash positionwith indication of sources and uses as well of number ofdays covered.(Data compiled by the Ministry of Finance)(Weekly on Friday, reporting on the previous Thursday.)Data on below-the-line financing for the generalgovernment.(Data compiled by the Ministry of Finance).(Monthly, no later than 15 days after the end of eachmonth; these data should also be included in subsequenttransmissions in case of revision).Data on expenditure pending payment (including arrears)of the general government, including the State, localgovernment, social security, hospitals and legal entities.(Data compiled by the Ministry of Finance on the basis ofbasic data from the several line ministries).ContinuousContinuousContinuousN/AN/AN/A129
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