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1. to certain undertakings (Sicilian agricultural undertakings)
2. Lastly, the Commission noted that the measure discriminates between ‘Sicilian’ and ‘non-Sicilian’ companies in so far as it prevents companies with their registered office in another Member State benefiting from the aid.
3. The Sicilian Regional Department of Transport and Communications subsequently announced an open tendering procedure on 21 October 2002 for the award of maritime connection services of public interest using high-speed passenger craft to and between the Sicilian minor islands.
4. Article 60(1) of Regional Law No 17/2004 confers an advantage only on Sicilian cooperatives, thereby excluding from the possible beneficiaries under the scheme Sicilian firms operating in all sectors and not in the form of cooperatives.
5. In the notification, the Italian authorities argued that Sicilian firms are structurally disadvantaged because Sicily is an outermost island remote from the ‘continental economic centres’.
6. It does not seem that, compared with the labour market in other regions of Italy, the Sicilian labour market has characteristics such as to justify higher wages in this sector.
7. The selection of the beneficiaries is made through a yearly public call for proposals, on the basis of selection criteria published in advance on the Official Journal of the Sicilian Region.
8. Lastly, the measure seems to confer a selective advantage on Sicilian companies in that only the taxable undertakings having cumulatively their registered office, their administrative headquarters and their place of business in Sicily can benefit from the scheme.
9. It also noted that the measure confers a selective advantage on Sicilian companies in that only taxable undertakings having cumulatively their registered office, their administrative headquarters and their place of business in Sicily can benefit from the scheme.
10. Furthermore, the Italian authorities claimed that the prevalence of micro enterprises resulted in higher financing costs and greater labour intensity; labour and debt costs constitute a large part of the IRAP's tax base, thereby placing Sicilian firms at a disadvantage.
11. The Commission is therefore in a position to state that the funding of research planned under the Sicilian tristeza control programme will be implemented in line with the applicable provisions of the above-mentioned communication.
12. The Commission noted that, even if the problem facing the Sicilian economy was the high ratio of micro enterprises and its consequences, a general IRAP reduction for companies of all sizes would not address the issue because it was not targeted at micro enterprises.
13. The procedure under Article 88(2) of the Treaty, which was initiated in relation to the aid under Article 124(1) and (2) (as amended) of Sicilian Regional Law No 32 of 23 December 2000 but which has become redundant, is hereby closed.
14. Rather, they come within the framework of the Sicilian agri-environmental programme which is still valid given that it was approved by the Commission until the end of 1999, and not just until 1998 as was the case for the other regions.
15. on the aid under Article 99(2)(a) (as regards the agriculture sector) and Article 124(1) and (2) (as amended) of Sicilian Regional Law No 32 of 23 December 2000 laying down provisions for the implementation of the 2000-06 ROP and reorganising the aid schemes for undertakings (aid dossier C 21/04 — ex N 590/B/01)