Paragraph 1 makes the power to adopt delegated acts subject to the conditions in the article. Paragraph 2 sets the duration. The power under Article 4(9), which supplements Annex I, is conferred for an indefinite period from 27 June 2019. The powers under Article 12(3) and Article 14(7) are conferred for five years from the same date, with a report before the end of the period and tacit extension for identical periods unless the Parliament or Council opposes. Paragraph 3 allows either institution to revoke the delegation at any time, with effect from the day after publication of the revocation or a later date stated in it, without affecting acts already in force. Paragraph 4 requires expert consultation before adoption. Paragraph 5 requires simultaneous notification to Parliament and Council. Paragraph 6 lets an act take effect only where neither institution objects within two months, a period either institution can lengthen by a further two months. For an operator the article is a watching brief. A delegated act can add detail to Annex I, change the identification period in Article 12, or specify the Annex VI criteria, and each of those changes can move a live file.
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