(7)Member States should be entitled to determine, based on their overall assessment of money laundering and terrorist financing risks associated with the activity of payment service providers and electronic money issuers that are established in their territory in forms other than a branch, that central contact points are required to perform certain additional functions as part of their duty to ensure compliance with local AML/CFT obligations. In particular, it could be appropriate for Member States to require central contact points to submit, on behalf of the appointing electronic money issuer or payment services provider, suspicious transaction reports to the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) of the host Member State in whose territory the obliged entity is established.