In accordance with the decision of the Council of State for the presentation of the Ministry of Employment and the Economy, the Act of 18 December 1992 on the safeguarding of security of supply Article 6 of the ec Treaty ( (2), Article 9 (2) and Article 16 thereof, Article 6 (2), as amended by Law No 225/2008 and Article 9 (2) and Article 16 of Law No 688/2005:

ARTICLE 1

Functions of the Maintenance Centre

In addition, the Maintenance Safety Centre shall be responsible for the security of supply in accordance with the (1390/1992) , in its field of activity:

(1) promote, monitor and coordinate the capacity of the authorities to direct the country's economy in exceptional circumstances under Article 1 of the law;

(2) to promote the establishment and preparedness of industry and operators for the serious disruption and operation of normal conditions under exceptional circumstances;

(3) gather information and commission and publish studies and studies on security of supply;

(4) provide information and training in the security sector;

(5) monitor international developments in the field of security of supply and liaise with domestic and foreign authorities and institutions;

(6) manage the planning, construction, trade and management of the State's security storage and provide for the management and control of stocks;

(7) promote security storage and, on behalf of the State, (970/1982) The agreements;

(8) conducts incineration in a safe storage facility; (19/2007) And to contribute to the enforcement of the law;

(9) treat the obligation storage device for imported fuels; (10/04/1994) And enforce the law;

(10) treat the compulsory storage device for medicinal products; (402/1984) in Articles 7a and 8 The payment of compensation and the control of the conditions of compensation;

(11) carry out the tasks required by bilateral and multilateral international agreements in the field of activity of the institution;

(12) carry out the administrative tasks required by European Union legislation in the field of activity of the institution;

(13) perform the tasks assigned to the institution.

ARTICLE 2

Government tasks

In addition to the provisions of the Law on Security of supply security, the Board of Directors is responsible for:

(1) decide on matters of general scope and fundamental importance for the Maintenance Centre, and on matters not provided for by the Executive Director ( General powers );

(2) decide on the principles to be applied in the granting of the authorisation for use provided for in Article 4 of the Law on the Safety of Fuel Safety and the provision of equivalent maintenance in accordance with Article 19 of the obligation storage storage device for imported fuels; Significant discretionary decision-making in administrative decisions;

(3) carrying out and responding on behalf of the State, as well as in the courts and other authorities, as well as in institutions and entities, in matters of State interest and the right to the Maintenance Centre;

(4) decide on the criteria for the pricing of the performance, taking into account the provisions of Article 11 (3) of the Law on security of supply;

(5) decide on proposals for the acquisition or disposal of buildings, shares and participations;

(6) decide on the use of the lending mandate provided for in Article 13 of the Law on Security of Supply;

(7) decides on substitutes for the Executive Director;

(8) lay down the Rules of Procedure, the Economic Regulation and other permanent instructions;

9) decide on the right to write the business name of the institution.

ARTICLE 3

Government work

The Board of Directors shall meet at the invitation of the Chairperson or The Board of Directors shall have a quorum when the President or the Vice-President and at least three other members are present. (24.9.2009)

The decisions of the government are taken by a simple majority. In the event of a tie, the decision will be the opinion supported by the chairman. A member of the Board of Directors shall have the right to disagree with the record.

The Rules of Procedure shall provide for more detailed provisions for the proceedings and the keeping of the Protocol in the Governing Board.

§ 4

Duties of the Executive Director

In addition to the provisions of the Law on security of supply security, the Executive Director shall be responsible for:

(1) decide on acquisitions, sales, investment in assets and other financial commitments within the framework of the institution's budget and action plan;

(2) deciding on the compensation to be paid under the pool contracts for the activities of the pool;

(3) use the decision-making powers of the employer in respect of the remuneration of staff in the context of the budget;

(4) conduct financial management and internal control in a manner determined by the government.

§ 5

Tasks of the Maintenance Council

In addition to the provisions of the Law on Security of supply security, the Maintenance Council shall be responsible for:

(1) maintain the capacity of the private sector to cooperate on security issues;

2) to analyse new threats to security of supply and to promote research in this area;

(3) take initiatives and promote exchanges of views on issues of security of supply;

4) to take initiatives to develop legislation in the field of security of supply;

(5) to assess the adequacy and relevance of resources for security of supply;

6) assess the coverage and appropriateness of the sector and pool fields and the effectiveness of the operation.

ARTICLE 6

Wages and salaries

The Ministry of Employment and the Economy determines the remuneration of the Chairman, Vice-President and Members of the Board of Directors of the Maintenance Council and the Maintenance Centre.

The Ministry of Employment and the Economy enters into an agreement with the Executive Director defining the remuneration and other benefits of the Executive Director.

Staff shall be subject to the provisions in force in respect of the remuneration and working conditions of the State's employment contract staff.

§ 7

Financial statements

The financial year of the Maintenance Centre shall be the calendar year.

The Board of Directors shall report to the auditors within three months of the end of the financial year. The auditors shall submit their inspection reports within one month of the submission of the accounts to them. The annual accounts shall be submitted to the Ministry of Employment and the Economy within five months of the end of the financial year.

§ 8

Financial audit

The Ministry of Employment and the Economy shall, for a calendar year at a time, set up the management, the economy, the accounts of the two auditors, of which at least one of them shall be an auditor approved by the Central Chamber of Commerce and at least another An auditor of the public administration and economy. An audit firm with the above qualifications may also be appointed as an auditor.

§ 9

Entry into force

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2008.

This Regulation repeals the Government Decree of 18 December 1992 on the Maintenance Centre (1391/1992) With its subsequent modifications.

Before the entry into force of this Regulation, measures may be taken to implement it.