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All tediously quotidian, largely-goes-without-saying stuff, until you stumble over subparagraph (B) like an inattentive trail-runner not noticing a tree-root.
[[(d)(i)(2) - Emissions Annex Provision|All]] tediously quotidian, largely-goes-without-saying stuff, until you stumble over subparagraph (B) like an inattentive trail-runner not noticing a tree-root.


So:  
So:  
:(A) you have to comply with the Scheme, and deliver from your Holding Account to the Receiving Party’s. (why it matters ''whence'' the Allowances come we cannot say — a vague fretfulness about theft perhaps? — but ok; let’s run with it. The transfer is done once the Allowances hit the Receiving Party’s account (I know, I know: ''you don’t say''.)
:(A) you have to comply with the Scheme, and deliver from your Holding Account to the Receiving Party’s. (why it matters ''whence'' the Allowances come we cannot say — a vague fretfulness about theft perhaps? — but ok; let’s run with it. The transfer is done once the Allowances hit the Receiving Party’s account (I know, I know: ''you don’t say''.)
:(B) Let’s skip (B) for a minute.
:(C) If the Receiving Party has designated multiple Specified Holding Accounts — as to ''why'' a Receiving Party would have multiple accounts, let alone specify them for a single transaction we can provide no answer beyond basic bloody-minded perversity — but let’s just say — you start at the top and work your way down, if for some reason the first-named accounts are subject to some kind of disruption and the later ones are not — again, search us what might cause that — until you have delivered all of them. (If you get to the bottom unfulfilled, see {{euaprov|Settlement Disruption Event}} and {{euaprov|Suspension Event}}).
:(C) If the Receiving Party has designated multiple Specified Holding Accounts — as to ''why'' a Receiving Party would have multiple accounts, let alone specify them for a single transaction we can provide no answer beyond basic bloody-minded perversity — but let’s just say — you start at the top and work your way down, if for some reason the first-named accounts are subject to some kind of disruption and the later ones are not — again, search us what might cause that — until you have delivered all of them. (If you get to the bottom unfulfilled, see {{euaprov|Settlement Disruption Event}} and {{euaprov|Suspension Event}}).
:(D) If you deliver outside the normal window during business hours, your delivery is deemed satisfied at the next moment where a window on business hours opens. Workaday stuff that will be familiar with anyone who deals with the settlement of securities for a living.
But (B) — what this is getting at is harder to figure.