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1. No later than three weeks before the expiry of the period for which the emergency framework was activated, the Commission shall submit to the Council a report, drawn up in consultation with the Health Crisis Board, assessing whether that period should be prolonged. The report shall in particular analyse the public health situation and the economic consequences of the public health crisis in the Union as a whole and in Member States, as well as the impact of the measures previously activated under this Regulation.

2. The Commission may propose prolongation to the Council, specifying which of the measures are appropriate for prolongation, when the assessment referred to in paragraph 1 concludes that it is appropriate that the period for which the emergency framework is activated be prolonged. The prolongation shall be for up to six months. The Council may repeatedly decide to prolong the period for which the emergency framework is activated where that is appropriate in view of the economic situation, taking into account the need to ensure a high level of protection of human health.

3. The Commission may propose to the Council to adopt a regulation activating additional measures or deactivating any activated measures set out in Articles 7 to 13, in addition to those measures that it had already activated, where that is appropriate in view of the economic situation, taking into account the need to ensure a high level of protection of human health.

4. Upon expiry of the period for which the emergency framework is activated, the measures taken in accordance with Articles 7 to 13 shall cease to apply.

5. The measures set out in Articles 7 to 13 shall be automatically deactivated where the public health emergency is terminated in accordance with Article 23(2) of Regulation (EU) 2022/2371 .