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2016 Public Holidays Schedule Decision by the Executive Director

Core Content

This document outlines the public holidays schedule for the European Banking Authority (EBA) for the year 2016, based on relevant regulations and decisions. It serves as an official decision by the Executive Director of the EBA, establishing the specific dates and names of the public holidays that will apply to the institution during 2016.

Main Public Holidays in 2016

The following are the public holidays for the EBA in 2016:

• 1 January – New Year's Day (Friday)
• 24 March – Maundy Thursday/Holy Thursday
• 25 March – Good Friday
• 28 March – Easter Monday
• 29 April – Orthodox Good Friday
• 5 May – Ascension Day (Thursday)
• 6 May – Friday after Ascension Day
• 9 May – Anniversary of the Declaration by President Schuman (Monday)
• 16 May – Whit Monday
• 6 June – Spring Bank Holiday (Monday)
• 29 August – Summer Bank Holiday (Monday)
• 1 November – All Saints' Day (Tuesday)
• 26 December to 30 December – Five end-of-year days (from Monday to Friday)

Key Information

• Work Resumption: Normal operations will resume on Tuesday, 3 January 2017.
• 2017 Holiday Note: It is noted that Monday, 2 January 2017, will also be a public holiday, although this does not affect the 2016 schedule.
• Flexibility Clause: The EBA retains the right to modify the public holidays schedule if necessary for the service's operational needs.
• Entry into Force: This decision becomes effective immediately upon adoption.
• Adoption Date: The decision was adopted on 5 June 2015 in London.
• Signatory: The decision was signed by Adam Farkas, the Executive Director of the EBA.

Legal Basis

The decision is grounded in the following legal instruments:

• The Staff Regulations of Officials of the European Communities and the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Communities as laid down by Council Regulation (EEC, Euratom, ECSC) No 259/68.
• Council Regulation (EU) n° 1093/2010, which established the European Banking Authority.
• The Commission Decision of 16 February 2015, which set the public holidays for 2016 for the institutions of the European Union.

Summary

The document establishes the public holidays for the EBA in 2016, aligning with the broader EU framework. It provides a detailed list of the holidays, their names, and the corresponding dates. The decision includes a note on the resumption of work in 2017 and acknowledges a public holiday on 2 January 2017. The EBA may adjust the schedule if required for its operations, and the decision is immediately effective. The legal foundation includes the Staff Regulations, Conditions of Employment, and the EU's establishment of the EBA.