2007-01-30

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SEC Division of Trading and Markets no-action letter: Extension of the Exemptions from Certain Provisions of the Intermarket Trading System Plan

The Division of Market Regulation extends previously granted exemptions for Intermarket Trading System (ITS) Plan Participants from certain provisions of the ITS Plan, effective February 6, 2007, through the Trading Phase Date. This extension applies to exemptions granted pursuant to Rule 608(e) under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and includes a no-action assurance that the staff will not recommend enforcement action under Section 19(g)(1) if ITS Participants do not enforce compliance with corresponding rules, excluding those pertaining to locked markets. The Trading Phase Date is established as March 5, 2007, following a prior extension by the Commission. These exemptions and the no-action position are subject to modification or revocation at any time by the Commission or the Staff.

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