The joint decision adopted by the resolution authorities of different Member States must be effective and enforceable at national level. How to achieve this objective is a matter of national administrative law. Accordingly, the entitlement to challenge an administrative decision taken in one Member State before courts in another Member State depends on national or (where relevant) international laws applicable to that act. In any event, neither the recital nor other provisions in BRRD provide any specific rule in this respect.

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