The resolution establishes the structural planning of benefits and services for the humanitarian assistance programme managed through concerted action. It allows authorised entities to convert up to 15% of service allocations and transfer up to 15% of the amount from one benefit to another, provided prior authorisation is obtained (Art. 4.a and 4.c). These variations may not reduce the allocation below 50% of the original amount set, nor exceed the total maximum remuneration fixed (common provisions).
For entities authorised under the humanitarian assistance programme, the regulation provides operational flexibility to adapt capacity and expenditure to unforeseen needs without requiring new contracts (Art. 4.b). However, an increase in the number of people assisted does not allow for an increase in the entity's maximum remuneration (Art. 4.b). Entities must manage their resources cautiously, as any variation margin requires prior authorisation from the concerted body and must not alter the overall nature of the planned services (common provisions).
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