(EEA). This results in an additional amount of work to benefit from the transparency that MiFID 2 has introduced. The number of additional pricing sources introduced by MiFID 2 means that financial institutions have had to seek additional data sources to ensure that they capture as many quotes/trades as possible. Numerous financial data vendors have worked with the MiFID 2 Joint Working Group and Regulators to make sure that they are able to help financial institutions to deal with the fragmentation and benefit from the increased transparency while helping them to fulfill their new reporting liabilities. Transposition MiFID 2 and its accompanying implementing directive were transposed in full and on time, with minor exceptions. The European Commission has published a transposition table linking to lists of national provisions which transpose directives. United Kingdom The Financial Services Authority (FSA), now the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), was the body responsible for the regulation of the securities industry in the United Kingdom during the period of implementation. It incorporated MiFID 2 into its Handbook of rules and guidance. France The French government has implemented MiFID 2 by modifying the French Monetary and Financial Code, in particular by ordinance number 2007-544 of 12 April 2007, and the decrees 2007-901 and 2007-904 of 15 May 2007. The Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) has also applied MiFID 2 t o its General Regulations (Règlement Général). Directive 2014/65/EU / Regulation (EU) No 600/2014 In April 2010, CESR issued consultation papers on MiFID 2 review. The consultation period was short and ended on 31 May 2010. There was one day of open hearings in Paris on 17 May 2010. Public responses to the consultations are now available although a number of institutions also submitted confidential responses. On 8 December 2010, following a public hearing held in September 2010, the European Commission released a substantial public consultation relating to the review of MiFID 2, accompanied by a press release and frequently asked questions. The public consultation period was scheduled to close on 2 February 2011. On 26 May 2011, the Commission was reported to be working to present its proposals before the end of 2011. On 20 October 2011, the European Commission adopted formal proposals for a "Directive on markets in financial instruments repealing MiFID 1 of the European Parliament and of the Council", and for a "Regulation on markets in financial instruments", which would also amend Regulation (EU)