The daily subsistence allowance shall be as set out in Article 10 of Annex V. However, a member of the temporary staff who is engaged for a fixed period of less than 12 months and who furnishes evidence that it is impossible for him to continue to live in his place of residence shall be entitled to the daily subsistence allowance for the duration of his contract or for a maximum of one year.

The period in respect of which the daily subsistence allowance is granted shall be as follows:

Compensation for daily and weekly rest periods reduced in accordance with Article 8, paragraphs 1 and 3;

In the case provided for under paragraph 1 of this article the request or the summons shall indicate the approximate allowances payable and the travelling and subsistence expenses refundable.

Any rest taken as compensation for the reduction of the daily and/or weekly rest periods must be attached to another rest of at least eight hours and shall be granted, at the request of the person concerned, at the vehicle's parking place or driver's base.

The allowances, including subsistence, to be paid and the travelling expenses to be refunded to a witness or expert by the requesting Party shall be calculated as from his place of residence and shall be at rates at least equal to those provided for in the scales and rules in force in the country where the hearing is intended to take place.

Arrangements for the travel of the WMO officials required to plan for or service the session and for the shipment of any necessary equipment and supplies shall be made by the Secretariat in accordance with the WMO Staff Regulations and Rules and its related administrative practices regarding travel standard, baggage allowances, subsistence payments and terminal expenses.

The payment for the performance of the function is the payment for the performance of all duties and for taking responsibility, the attendance fee is compensation for the time which a member of a Supervisory Board or a member of a committee of a Supervisory Board spends in the attendance at the session, and the reimbursement of costs includes those necessary costs which occur in relation to the work on the Supervisory Board (travel costs, daily allowances, accommodation, administrative and other costs).

If both the 60-day time limit laid down in Article 7() and the 28-day time limit laid down in point (a) are exceeded, the amount by which the refund is to be reduced or the part of the security to be forfeited shall be equal to that due to the greater of the two overruns.

If both the 60-day time limit laid down in Article 7(1) and the 28-day time limit laid down in (a) are exceeded, the amount by which the refund is to be reduced or the part of the security to be forfeited shall be equal to that due to the greater of the two overruns.

If both the 60-day time limit stipulated in Article 7(1) and the 28-day time limit stipulated in this point are exceeded, the amount by which the refund is to be reduced or the part of the security to be forfeited shall be equal to that due to the greater of the two overruns.

Where the distance between the place of residence and the place of secondment is 150 km or less, the daily allowance shall be EUR 27,96. Where the distance is more than 150 km, the daily allowance shall be EUR 111,83.";

(2) Per diems for 2004 should be financed out of the Community budget.

A SNE shall be entitled to a daily subsistence allowance throughout the period of secondment.

In such a case, his contribution shall be deducted monthly from the subsistence allowance referred to in Article 12.

The final amount for the year 2004, including the modalities of financing per diems, shall be decided by the Council in December 2003.

SNEs who during the three years ending six months before the secondment habitually resided or pursued their principal professional activity at a location situated at a distance of 150 km or less from the place of secondment shall receive a daily subsistence allowance of EUR 27,96. For the purpose of this provision, circumstances arising from work done by SNEs for a State other than that of the place of secondment or for an international organisation shall not be taken into account."

(b) a maximum of EUR 650000 for running costs for 2003, including per diems of EUR 100 per person for 2003;

Remuneration for parts of a month shall be based on a daily rate of one-thirtieth of the corresponding monthly unit price.

(c) a maximum of EUR 7,056 million for running costs for 2004, not including per diems, all to be financed out of the Community budget.

"(d) a maximum of EUR 6,555 million for per diems of EUR 100 per person for 2004 to be financed out of the Community budget.";

The financing of per diems for 2003 out of the CFSP budget shall not prejudge their amount and the modalities for their financing for 2004 and following years.

A national expert on detachment shall be entitled, throughout the period of detachment, to a daily subsistence allowance of EUR 104,03. This allowance shall be paid monthly.

A seconded military staff member shall be entitled, throughout the period of secondment, to a daily subsistence allowance of EUR 104,03. This allowance shall be paid monthly.

(1) On 29 September 2003, the Council adopted Joint Action 2003/681/CFSP(1), laying down, inter alia, financial arrangements, including the financing of per diems for 2003 out of the Community budget.

the second subparagraph shall be replaced by the following subparagraph:"The financing of per diems for 2003 and 2004 out of the Community budget does not prejudge their amount and the modalities of their financing for the following years.";

(b) If the staff member concerned has been authorised to carry other members of the Institute, he shall be paid an additional allowance per kilometre equal to 10 % of the rate of the kilometric allowance for each passenger(3);

(1) Article 15(7) of Decision 2003/479/EC provides that the daily and monthly allowances shall be adjusted each year without retroactive effect on the basis of the adaptation of the basic salaries of Community officials in Brussels and Luxembourg.

If an observer is taken on board or disembarked at a foreign port, travelling expenses and daily allowances shall be borne by the shipowner until the observer boards the vessel or arrives at a Mauritanian port.

(i) up to EUR 17 million for per diem depending on the daily rate set and EUR 1 million for travel costs, which pursuant to Article 5(2) shall be charged on a costs 'lie where they fall' basis;

Each Member State shall bear the costs related to the police officers seconded by it, including salaries, medical coverage, allowances other than per diems, and travel expenses to and from the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

Each contributing State or Community institution shall bear the costs related to any of the staff seconded by it including salaries, medical coverage, allowances other than per diems, and travel expenses to and from the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

Decision No 131 of 3 December 1985 concerning the scope of Article 71(1)(b)(ii) of Council Regulation (EEC) No 1408/71 relating to the right to unemployment benefits of workers, other than frontier workers, who, during their last employment, were residing in the territory of a Member States other than the competent State (OJ No C 141, 7.6.1986, p. 10). Norway

(b) If the staff member concerned has been authorised to carry other members of the Centre, he shall be paid an additional allowance per kilometre equal to 10 % of the rate of the kilometric allowance for each passenger(3); if the route followed involves special charges (such as tolls, or transport of the car by ship or car ferry), such charges shall be reimbursed on production of supporting vouchers, except for any costs of air travel.

28 As regards determination of the amount of the allowance paid to Mr De Cuyper, the basis of calculation used by the Belgian employment services is identical to that used in respect of all unemployed persons, the allowance being calculated according to the rules laid down in Article 114 et seq. of the Royal Decree of 25 November 1991. Those rules provide for a basic amount, fixed at 40% of average daily remuneration, which is increased by an adaptation supplement, fixed at 15% of that remuneration.

Where Article 4 does not apply and where no refund is granted on the products, the declarant shall incur a debt within the meaning of Article 211 of Council Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92 (*) if the products leave the customs territory of the Community after the 60-day time limit laid down in Article 32 (1) of Regulation (EEC) No 3665/87 or Article 30 (1) (b) (i) of Regulation (EEC) No 3719/88 at the rate in force pursuant to the second subparagraph of Article 4 (1) above, but on the basis of the nature, characteristics and quantity of the exported products given in the export declaration as initially accepted.

Where the distance is more than 150 km, the daily allowance shall be EUR 107,1.

'(b) Daily allowances:

Where the distance between the place of residence and the place of secondment is 150 km or less, the daily allowance shall be EUR 26,78.

travel costs, subsistence allowance, and allowance for incidental expenses.

compensation for reduced daily or weekly rest periods,

SNEs who during the three years ending six months before the secondment habitually resided or pursued their principal professional activity at a location situated at a distance of 150 km or less from the place of secondment shall receive a daily subsistence allowance of EUR 26,78.

products presented as a replacement for the whole of the daily diet;

transportation/travel (excluding "per diem" costs) within the operations area of HQs:

Per diems for 2004 should be financed out of the Community budget.

products presented as a replacement for one or more meals of the daily diet.

a maximum of EUR 650000 for running costs for 2003, including per diems of EUR 100 per person for 2003;

a maximum of EUR 7,056 million for running costs for 2004, not including per diems, all to be financed out of the Community budget.

If both the 60-day time limit laid down in Article 7(1 and the 28-day time limit laid down in point (a) are exceeded, the amount by which the refund is to be reduced or the part of the security to be forfeited shall be equal to that due to the greater of the two overruns.

whereas the 60-day period laid down for exports qualifying for refunds may also be applied where an export levy is collected;