- For legal persons, a legible copy of the notice of appointment of the persons authorised to represent the  tenderer in dealings with third parties and in legal proceedings, or a copy of the publication of such  appointment if the legislation applicable to the legal person requires such publication. Any delegation of  this authorisation to another representative not indicated in the official appointment must be evidenced.  - For natural persons, if required under applicable law, a proof of registration on a professional or trade  register or any other official document showing the registration number.  Evidence:  Criteria:  Evidence:  3.2.3 Economic and financial capacity criteria  The tenderer shall provide a duly filled in and signed Legal Entity Form (see section 4. Annexes)  accompanied by the documents requested therein.  (Where the tenderer has already signed another contract with ECDC, they may provide instead of the legal  entity file and its supporting documents a copy of the legal entity file provided on that occasion, unless a  change in his legal status occurred in the meantime).  The tenderer must have the necessary economic and financial capacity to perform this contract until its  end. In order to prove their capacity, the tenderer must comply with the following selection criteria.  The tenderer must be in a stable financial position and have the economic and financial capacity to perform  the contract. The tenderer must have for each of the past two financial years for which accounts have been closed, an  average annual turnover of at least at least  35,000 € . This criterion applies to the tenderer as a whole, i.e.  the combined capacity of all members of a group in case of a joint tender. In the case of tenderers from outside Eurozone, ECDC will calculate amounts of turnovers using exchanges  rates for December of the relevant financial year as published in the Official Journal of the European Union.  Duly completed and signed Simplified Financial Statement (see link in section 4. Annexes), and the  following depending on the legal form. For Profit Organisations (whose primary goal is making a profit):  • copy of the profit & loss account and balance sheet for the last two years for which accounts have  been closed.  • copy of the statement of financial activities and statement of the financial position for the last two  years for which accounts have been closed.  For non-Profit Organisations (formed for the purpose of serving a public or mutual benefit other than the  pursuit or accumulation of profits for owners or investors):  For Public sector entities (including public universities and international organizations), which according  to the law of the country in which they are established are NOT required to publish balance sheets:  16 