In this Part "default rules" means rules of a recognised body which provide for the taking of action in the event of a person (including another recognised body) appearing to be unable, or likely to become unable, to meet his obligations in respect of one or more market contracts connected with the recognised body, ....
In the case of a recognised central counterparty, "default rules" includes—
In the case of a recognised CSD, "default rules" includes the default rules and procedures referred to in Article 41 of the CSD regulation.
References in this Part to a "defaulter" are to a person in respect of whom action has been taken by a recognised body under its default rules, whether by declaring him to be a defaulter or otherwise; and references in this Part to "default", "defaulting" and "non-defaulting" shall be construed accordingly.
For the purposes of subsection (2), where a recognised central counterparty takes action under the rules referred to in subsection (1A)(b), the action is to be treated as taken in respect of the client providing the indirect clearing services.
In this Part "default proceedings" means proceedings taken by a recognised body under its default rules.
In this Part "default fund contribution" means—
If a recognised body takes action under its default rules in respect of a person, all subsequent proceedings under its rules for the purposes of or in connection with the settlement of market contracts to which the defaulter is a party shall be treated as done under its default rules.