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\f0\fs24 \cf0 Summary of eurozone deal on Greece\
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Following a preliminary deal with fellow members of the 19-country eurozone, Greece must quickly pass into law tough economic measures before it can qualify for a third multi - billion euro bailout\
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URGENT GREEK ACTION\
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Finances: Request continued support from International Monetary Fund after current plan expires in early 2016 \
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Tax: Pass measures by July 15 to streamline VAT and broaden tax base to increase revenue\
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Pensions: Reform system by July 15 to make it financially viable.  Other reforms due by October\
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Safeguard independence of Greek statistics agency \
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Introduce laws by July 15 ensuring quasi- automatic spending cuts if government misses its budget surplus targets\
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Overhaul civil justice system by July 22 to make it more efficient and reduce costs\
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WHAT GREECE MUST ALSO DO\
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Product market reforms include allowing Sunday trading, opening up pharmacy ownership and reforming bakeries and milk market \
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Privatise electricity transmission network operator \
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Banks: Take action on non-performing loans and strengthen bank governance \
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Labour market: Overhaul collective bargaining, industrial action and collective dismissal regulations\
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Privatisation Involves transfer of 50 billion euros of Greek assets to independent fund, based in Greece, to significantly increase programme\
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Public administration: Cut costs and reduce political interference.  First proposal by July 20.\
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WHERE GREECE'S BAILOUT MONEY IS LIKELY TO COME FROM\
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Total possible bailout \'8082bn \
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\'8016.4bn International Monetary Fund\
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up to \'8065.5bn European Stability Mechansim (ESM)\
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Stakes in ESM Share of capital\
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Germany 27%\
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France 20.2%\
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Italy 17.8%\
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Spain 11.8%\
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Netherlands 5.7%\
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Others 17.5%\
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Sources: Financial Times, wire agencies\
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