Decision 2008/893/EC (ECB/2008/17)

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This text since 28 May 2020law://eu/dec/2008/17/art_5__para_2@2026-11-15

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2.In-house printing works which, in accordance with Article 1, point 2(b) of Guideline (EU) 2015/280 (ECB/2014/44), are separate legal persons and fulfil the cumulative conditions laid down in that provision may directly participate in joint tender procedures and be treated for the purposes of this Article as part of the central bank in their Member State. Such participation shall be limited to the joint procurement of goods and services necessary for the performance by those in-house printing works of Eurosystem tasks.

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Key facts

Type: Decision · 2008/17
Adopted: 17 Nov 2008
In force: 1 Dec 2008
Text current to: 28 May 2020
Made by: European Central Bank
Official: EUR-Lex 32008D0017 · ELI

Topics

European Central Bank financial legislation single monetary policy Economic and Monetary Union Euro Procurement

History · 1 version

28 May 2020Reading
changed by Decision (EU) 2020/628 (ECB/2020/27)

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central bank
means the ECB or the national central bank of a Member State that has adopted the euro;
Eurosystem
means the ECB and the national central banks of the Member States that have adopted the euro;
Eurosystem tasks
means the tasks entrusted to the Eurosystem according to the Treaty and the ESCB Statute;
hosting central bank
means the central bank appointed by the Governing Council to host EPCO;
joint tender procedure
means a procedure for the joint procurement of goods and services carried out by the leading central bank for the benefit of the central banks participating in the joint tender procedure.
leading central bank
means the central bank responsible for conducting the joint tender procedure;