1.Member States shall recognise as meeting the requirements of their national measures transposing Article 17 any insolvency protection an organiser provides under such measures of the Member State of his establishment.
2.Member States shall designate central contact points to facilitate the administrative cooperation and supervision of organisers operating in different Member States, and to exchange information on insolvency protection and on any mechanisms put in place to ensure the effectiveness of refunds following the termination of package travel contracts. Member States shall notify the contact details of those contact points to all other Member States and the Commission.
3.The central contact points shall make available to each other all necessary information on their national insolvency protection requirements and the identity of the entity or entities in charge of the insolvency protection for specific organisers established in their territory.
4.If a Member State has doubts about an organiser’s insolvency protection, it shall seek clarification from the organiser’s Member State of establishment. Member States shall respond to requests from other Member States as quickly as possible, taking into account the urgency and complexity of the matter. In any event, a first response shall include the identity of the organiser or, where applicable, of the retailer, and of the entity or entities in charge of the insolvency protection. It shall be issued at the latest within 15 working days from receiving the request.