(a)

a description of the functions regarded as critical by the resolution authority;

(b)

where material differences compared to the recovery plan’s list of critical functions exist, a detailed description of the main reasons why the resolution authority has assessed the critical functions differently, the material effects of such different assessment and how this could affect the resolvability of the CCP;

(c)

a description of the main dependencies between critical functions and critical interdependencies and of the key internal and external arrangements and processes, including operations, IT procedures, a list of key staff and main service providers that are necessary for the CCP to continue providing its critical functions, or any other aspects that may be necessary to consider in view of a possible transfer of some or all of the operations of the CCP to another financial market infrastructure or bridge CCP, where that is part of the proposed resolution strategy;

(d)

a description of how critical functions could be separated from non-critical functions in economic, operational and legal terms and including details on how the resolution authority has assessed the material effects of such separation on stakeholders, including:

(e)

a summary of how the CCP’s proposed approach to separating, or not, the CCP’s critical functions from its other functions may affect the resolvability assessment for the CCP;

(f)

a mapping of critical functions to identified legal entities and to the CCP’s core business lines.