in force 2026-06-11 MODIFIED+1,840 −1,812§
Amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/808 32026R0808
applies from: unchanged
Paragraph 1 now allows the Commission's decision to take the form of a positive decision, a conditional decision, or a decision not to raise objections, and it adds a deadline tying that decision to the timing of the Board's endorsement of, or objection to, the resolution scheme or to the 24-hour period referenced in Article 18(7); it also replaces the earlier reference to acting under Article 3(3) of Directive 2014/59/EU with a requirement for structural arrangements ensuring operational independence and avoidance of conflicts of interest.
Paragraph 3 changes the notification process so the Board must first informally, promptly and confidentially contact the Commission before formally notifying it once sufficiently certain the resolution scheme will require Fund aid, replaces the prior preliminary and in-depth investigation stages (including third-party comment procedures) with a single assessment step, and adds that the Commission's decision must take into account the need for timely execution of resolution action by the Board.
Paragraph 10 changes the procedure so that an application to the Council may be made by a Member State or by the Board, sets a seven-day period for the Council's unanimous decision, and specifies that the Commission decides the case if the Council has not decided within that period, rather than merely not having made its attitude known.
Cited: Art. 19, v2 · Art. 19, v1
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Article 19
State aid and Fund aid
1. Where resolution action involves the granting of State aid pursuant to Article 107(1) TFEU or of Fund aid in accordance with paragraph 3 of this Article, the adoption of the resolution scheme under referred to in Article 18(6) of this Regulation shall not take place enter into force until such time as the Commission has adopted adopts a positive or conditional decision, or a decision not to raise objections, concerning the compatibility of the use of such aid with the internal market.
The Commission shall, taking into consideration the need for the timely execution of the resolution scheme by the Board, adopt the decision concerning the compatibility of the use of State aid or of Fund aid with the internal market by, at the latest, the time it endorses the resolution scheme or objects to it pursuant to Article 18(7), second subparagraph, of this Regulation, or before the expiry of the period of 24 hours referred to in Article 18(7), fifth subparagraph, of this Regulation, whichever is earlier.
In performing the tasks conferred on them by Article 18 of this Regulation, 18, Union institutions shall act have in conformity place structural arrangements that ensure operational independence and avoid conflicts of interest that could arise between the functions entrusted with the principles established in Article 3(3) performance of Directive 2014/59/EU those tasks and other functions and shall make public public, in an appropriate manner manner, all relevant information on their internal organisation in this that regard.
2. On receiving a communication pursuant to Article 18(1) of this Regulation or on its own initiative, if the Board considers that resolution actions could constitute State aid pursuant to Article 107(1) TFEU, it shall invite the participating Member State or Member States concerned to immediately notify the envisaged measures to the Commission under Article 108(3) TFEU. The Board shall notify the Commission of any case in which it invites one or more Member States to make a notification under Article 108(3) TFEU.
3. To the extent that the resolution action As soon as proposed by the Board involves considers that it may be necessary to use the Fund, it shall informally, promptly and in a confidential manner contact the Commission to discuss the possible use of the Fund, including the legal and economic aspects of its use. Once the Board is sufficiently certain that the resolution scheme envisaged will entail the use of Fund aid, the Board shall formally notify the Commission of the proposed use of the Fund. The Board's That notification shall include contain all of the information necessary to enable that the Commission needs to make its assessments pursuant to this paragraph.
The paragraph and that the Board has in its possession or has the power to obtain in accordance with this Regulation.
Upon receiving the notification under this paragraph shall trigger a preliminary investigation by referred to in the Commission during first subparagraph, the course of which the Commission may request further information from the Board. The Commission shall assess whether the use of the Fund would distort, or threaten to distort, competition by favouring the beneficiary or any other undertaking so as, insofar as it would affect trade between Member States, to be incompatible with the internal market. The Commission shall apply to the use of the Fund the criteria established for the application of State aid rules as enshrined in Article 107 TFEU. The Board shall provide the Commission with the information in its possession, or which the Board has the power to obtain in accordance with this Regulation, and that the Commission deems to be necessary to carry out that assessment.
If the Commission has serious doubts as to the compatibility of the proposed use of the Fund with the internal market, or where the Board has failed to provide the necessary information pursuant to a request of the Commission under the second subparagraph, the Commission shall open an in-depth investigation and shall notify the Board accordingly. The Commission shall publish its decision to open an in-depth investigation in the Official Journal of the European Union. The Board, any Member State or any person, undertaking or association whose interests may be affected by the use of the Fund, may submit comments to the Commission within such timeframe as may be specified in the notification. The Board may submit observations on the comments submitted by Member States and interested third parties within such timeframe as may be specified by the Commission. At the end of the period of investigation the Commission shall make its assessment as to whether the use of the Fund would be compatible with the internal market.
In When making its assessments and conducting its investigations pursuant to this paragraph, assessment, the Commission shall be guided by all of the relevant regulations adopted under Article 109 TFEU as well as TFEU, all related and relevant communications, communications and guidance of the Commission, and all measures adopted by the Commission in application of the rules of the Treaties relating to State aid as are in force at the time the assessment is to be made. Those measures shall be applied as though if references to the Member State responsible for notifying the aid were references to the Board, and with any other necessary modifications.
The Commission shall adopt a decision on the compatibility of the use of the Fund with the internal market, which shall be addressed market and address that decision to the Board and to the national resolution authorities of the Member State or Member States concerned. That decision may be contingent on conditions, commitments or undertakings in respect of the beneficiary. beneficiary and it shall take into account the need for timely execution of resolution action by the Board.
The decision may also lay down obligations on the Board, the national resolution authorities in the participating Member State or Member States concerned or the beneficiary to enable compliance with it to be monitored. This may include requirements for the … 524 unchanged words … tools and actions does not respond to the criteria on the basis of which its initial decision under paragraph 3 was made, it may review such a decision and adopt the appropriate amendments.
10. By way of derogation from paragraph 3, on application by a Member State, the Council may, acting unanimously, on an application of a Member State or the Board, within seven days of such application being made, unanimously decide that the use of the Fund shall is to be considered to be compatible with the internal market, if where such a decision is justified by exceptional circumstances. If, however, The Commission shall take a decision on the case where the Council has not made its attitude known decided within seven days of the said application being made, the Commission shall give its decision on the case. that seven-day period.
11. Participating Member States shall ensure that their national resolution authorities have the powers necessary to ensure compliance with any conditions laid down in a Commission decision pursuant to paragraph 3 and to recover misused amounts pursuant to a Commission decision under paragraph 5.