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1. To the extent that jurisdiction is not already provided for by the national law of the requested State, for the purposes of this Regulation the requested State shall have jurisdiction over any criminal offence to which the national law of the requesting State is applicable in situations where:

(a) the requested State refuses to surrender a suspect or accused person who is present in and is a national of or a resident in the requested State, on the basis of Article 4, point (7)(b), of Framework Decision 2002/584/JHA;

(b) the requested State refuses to surrender a suspect or accused person for whom a European arrest warrant has been issued and who is present in and is a national of or a resident in the requested State, if, in exceptional situations, it finds that there are substantial grounds to believe, on the basis of specific and objective evidence, that the surrender would, in the particular circumstances of the case, entail a manifest breach of a relevant fundamental right as enshrined in Article 6 TEU and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union (the ‘Charter’);

(c) most of the effects of the criminal offence or a substantial part of the damage forming part of the constituent elements of the criminal offence occurred on the territory of the requested State;

(d) there are ongoing criminal proceedings in the requested State against the suspect or accused person in respect of other facts and the suspect or accused person is a national of or a resident in the requested State; or (e) there are ongoing criminal proceedings in the requested State in respect of the same, partially the same or related facts against other persons and the suspect or accused person in the criminal proceedings to be transferred is a national of or a resident in the requested State.

2. Where jurisdiction is established by the requested State exclusively on the basis of paragraph 1, that jurisdiction shall only be exercised pursuant to a request for the transfer of criminal proceedings under this Regulation.