EU-DORA-36-14
Documentation
36 — Exercise of the powers of the Lead Overseer outside the Union
Document consequences of inability to conduct third-country oversight
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EU-DORA-36-01
Monitoring
Exercise oversight powers in third countries when Union-based oversight insufficient
EU-DORA-36-02
Requirement
Ensure inspection necessity for third-country oversight
EU-DORA-36-03
Requirement
Verify direct relation to Union ICT services provision
EU-DORA-36-04
Requirement
Obtain critical ICT provider consent for third-country inspection
EU-DORA-36-05
Requirement
Provide consent for third-country inspections
EU-DORA-36-06
Requirement
Officially notify third-country authority before inspection
EU-DORA-36-07
Requirement
Conclude administrative cooperation arrangements with third countries
EU-DORA-36-08
Requirement
Include coordination procedures in cooperation arrangements
EU-DORA-36-09
Requirement
Establish information transmission mechanisms in cooperation arrangements
EU-DORA-36-10
Requirement
Include infringement notification mechanisms in cooperation arrangements
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