Where a Member State does not establish a cross-border coordination point, it should submit information on the relevant authority to the Commission. It should be possible for that relevant authority to be contacted and to receive information from a cross-border coordination point of a neighbouring Member State handling a cross-border file. Where a relevant authority is contacted by a cross-border coordination point of a neighbouring Member State handling a cross-border file or receives information from such a cross-border coordination point, it should not give rise to an obligation under this Regulation for the relevant authority to resolve a cross-border obstacle. In particular, that authority should not be required to examine the file or to respond to the initiator.
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