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… Article 19(1) of the Regulation 10 create such a sub-account for all Member States in which their customers have lived, are living or will live within three years of the entry into force of the Regulation. This requirement is, in view of feasibility, watered down to the minimum requirement of at least two Member States.40 In the absence of a sub-account in the Member State where a PEPP saver moves to, the PEPP provider is obliged to inform the PEPP saver about the right to switch to another PEPP …

… of reasoning.101 The main benefits considered in the hypothetical example are the consumers' possibility to enjoy a greater choice of washing machine programme cycles and the benefit from a cost-efficiency stemming from the reduced consumption of soap water and electricity.102 As a result, no mention is given to environmental protection and emphasis is given solely to efficiency gains, thus making it the exclusive factor for assessment.103 Furthermore and not surprisingly, collective environmental … goes without saying that one of the easiest ways to resolve the existing sustainability gap in competition law is to take a step back and reintroduce a chapter exclusively dedicated to environmental agreements. A suggestion to (at least partially) revisit the approach had previously been tabled by the Dutch Minister of Economic affairs, albeit with no success due to their refusal by the ACM and the Commission.112 The Minister suggested widening the scope of benefits that can be considered under … opportunity creates the dichotomy between agreements that fall and do not fall under the cartel prohibition as a starting point. Namely, the ACM suggests that agreements covering such actions as price-fixing, distribution, collective refusals to buy/sell lead to a prima facie case of a cartel. The same cannot be concluded in respect of agreements which concern actions of lesser importance and which do not impair competition to a substantive extent.125 One example of sustainable agreements that …

… assesses during an admission that the eligibility criteria are not met, the Board of Admission can require students to complete a tailor-made Bridging Programme before the student is admitted to the programme. The Bridging Programme consists of online modules (offered by a third party) that can be started at any time. No prerequisites apply for these online modules. 3. Applicants may send a copy of all course certificates from the Bridging Programme before or together with the final application for the programme. In case students do not have course certificates before the final application, the … exam The exam consists of the following components in accordance with Article 3.6: - Course examination: different forms of individual and group work, , and participation in education meetings (including, but not limited to, tutorials, lectures, workshops) - Thesis examination: thesis research proposal, thesis report, and presenting. EER/OER Master of Science programme Sustainability Science, Policy and Society 2021-2022 9 | P a g e SECTION 4 EDUCATION Article 4.1 Courses; composition; actual …