However, the Deputy European Public Prosecutor is competent to order the following measures, ex officio or at the request of the person under investigation:
<1° Remove all or some of the obligations included in the house arrest with electronic surveillance or grant occasional or temporary dispensation from observing them;
2° Order the release of the house arrest with electronic surveillance;
3° Modify or authorise, pursuant to Article 142-9, the head of the penitentiary establishment or the director of the penitentiary integration and probation service to change the times at which the person under investigation is present at home or in the places where he or she is assigned when the changes are favourable to the latter and do not affect the balance of the supervision measure;
4° Order the release, where applicable accompanied by judicial supervision, of a person remanded in custody.
If the Deputy European Public Prosecutor does not grant the person’s request within five days, he or she shall forward the case file, together with his or her reasoned opinion, to the liberty and custody judge, who shall rule within three working days of such forwarding, in accordance with the procedures laid down in Articles 140 and 148.