Division I INTRODUCTION TO THE WORK PROGRAMMEF1

United Kingdom Repealed

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4. 4The Work Programme establishes the following ‘dates of the deployment’ of the trans-European and national systems:
5. 5For purely national systems or specific national components of a wider Union project, the Member States may decide on the ‘dates of deployment’ as well as on the start date and on the end date of a deployment window in accordance with their national project planning.
6. 6For trans-European systems with an actual deployment window without a single implementation date, the Member States may start the deployment at an appropriate date within this window and may allow a time-period for the economic operators to migrate within this deployment window, where such time-period is deemed appropriate. The start and end dates shall be communicated to the Commission. Careful examination of the common domain aspects will need to be considered.
7. 7In view of the implementation of the Work Programme, the Commission and the Member States will need to manage carefully the complexity in terms of dependencies, variables and assumptions. The principles set out in the MASP will be used to manage the planning.