Council Regulation (EC) No 2100/94 of 27 July 1994 on Community plant variety rights
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Article 42 Functions and powers of the President
1. The Office shall be managed by the President. 2. To this end, the President shall have, in particular, the following functions and powers: (a) The President shall take all necessary steps, including the adoption of internal administrative instructions and the publications of notices, to ensure the functioning of the Office in accordance with the provisions of this Regulation, with those referred to in Articles 113 and 114, or with the rules established, or guidelines issued, by the Administrative Council pursuant to Article 36 (1). (b) He shall submit a management report to the Commission and Administrative Council each year. (c) He shall exercise in respect of the staff the powers laid down in Article 31 (2). (d) He shall submit proposals as referred to in Article 36 (1) (c) and 47 (2). (e) He shall draw up estimates of the revenue and expenditure of the Office pursuant to Article 109 (1), and shall implement the budget pursuant to Article 110. (f) He shall supply information as required by the Administrative Council pursuant to Article 36 (2), first indent. (g) He may place before the Administrative Council draft amendments to this Regulation, to the provisions referred to in Articles 113 and 114 or to any other rules relating to Community plant variety rights. (h) He may delegate his powers to other members of the Office's staff, and subject to the provisions referred to in Articles 113 and 114. 3. The President shall be assisted by one or more Vice-Presidents. If the President is absent or indisposed, the Vice-President or one of the Vice-Presidents shall take his place in accordance with the procedure laid down in the rules established, or the guidelines issued, by the Administrative Council pursuant to Article 36 (1).
Article 42 Functions and powers of the President
1. The Office shall be managed by the President. 2. To this end, the President shall have, in particular, the following functions and powers: (a) The President shall take all necessary steps, including the adoption of internal administrative instructions and the publications of notices, to ensure the functioning of the Office in accordance with the provisions of this Regulation, with those referred to in Articles 113 and 114, or with the rules established, or guidelines issued, by the Administrative Council pursuant to Article 36 (1). (b) He shall submit a management report to the Commission and Administrative Council each year. (c) He shall exercise in respect of the staff the powers laid down in Article 31 (2). (d) He shall submit proposals as referred to in Article 36 (1) (c) and 47 (2). (e) He shall draw up estimates of the revenue and expenditure of the Office pursuant to Article 109 (1), and shall implement the budget pursuant to Article 110. (f) He shall supply information as required by the Administrative Council pursuant to Article 36 (2), first indent. (g) He may place before the Administrative Council draft amendments to this Regulation, to the provisions referred to in Articles 113 and 114 or to any other rules relating to Community plant variety rights. (h) He may delegate his powers to other members of the Office's staff, and subject to the provisions referred to in Articles 113 and 114. 3. The President shall be assisted by one or more Vice-Presidents. If the President is absent or indisposed, the Vice-President or one of the Vice-Presidents shall take his place in accordance with the procedure laid down in the rules established, or the guidelines issued, by the Administrative Council pursuant to Article 36 (1).
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