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ingly, where the sum of the ownership percentages of all designated persons or entities in a non-designated entity is 50% or more, this will result in the latter being considered sanctioned, regardless of whether the designated persons or entities are acting in concert in the exercise of their ownership rights.
The cohesion policy framework is established for a period of 7 years. Implementation of the policy follows these stages: The budget for the policy and the rules for its use are jointly decided by the European Council and the European Parliament on the basis of a proposal from the Commission.
For the 2021-2027 period, the Cohesion Fund concerns Bulgaria, Czechia, Estonia, Greece, Croatia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia.
Paragraph 63 of the Best Practices guidance provides that The criterion to be taken into account when assessing whether a legal person or entity is owned by another person or entity is the possession of 50% or more of the proprietary rights of an entity or having a majority interest in it.
The aim of cohesion policy is to reduce economic and social disparities between EU countries and regions. Since the cohesion spending is jointly managed by the Commission and the Member States, the EU established a pyramid control system.
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The European Unions Cohesion Policy helps to ensure there are no gaps between countries and between different areas and regions in the same country. It supports key EU goals, such as the green and digital transition.
The EU has two procedures by means of which implementing regulations can be established. In both procedures the Commission initiates and ultimately decides on implementing regulations. A committee of representatives of the member states can either advise on or has to approve of implementing regulations.
With the Single European Act of 1986, economic and social cohesion became a competence of the European Community. In 2008, the Treaty of Lisbon introduced a third dimension of EU cohesion: territorial cohesion. These three aspects of cohesion are supported through cohesion policy and the Structural Funds.

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