(3)Because the ECB now raises the supervisory fees only after the start of the Board’s financial year, it can only transmit the most recent data to the Board subsequently. As a result, the deadlines laid down in Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/2361 for the transmission of data from the ECB to the Board no longer enable the Board to calculate and raise in advance the individual annual contributions due for a given financial year. To maintain coherence between the Board’s system of levying contributions in advance and the ECB’s new regime, and to enable the Board to continue calculating and raising in advance the annual contributions, the deadlines for the transmission of the data and for the issuance of the contribution notices under Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/2361 need to be amended. Since the deadline for the ECB to invoice the supervisory fees is by the end of June of each year, the Board should be entitled to raise advance instalments on contributions to cover expenditures for the part of its financial year preceding that date. To minimise the administrative burden on the entities and groups concerned, and on the Board, instalments should only be raised from entities and groups that fall under the direct responsibility of the Board.