a judicial review body ('Judicial Reform Committee') is to be revitalised,

If the case cannot be settled by administrative procedure and has to be brought before a competent judicial body, the competent authority shall set a bank security within 48 hours of completion of the administrative procedure, pending the judicial decision.

Should the case not be settled by means of compromise, and the master therefore be brought before a competent Côte d'Ivoire judicial body, a reasonable bank security shall be fixed by the competent authority within two working days, following the conclusion of the compromise procedure, pending the judicial decision.

If there is no administrative settlement and the matter is brought before a competent judicial body, a bank security amounting to the equivalent in euro of the maximum fine provided for in Mauritanian legislation shall be lodged by the shipowner with a bank designated by the Ministry.

Should the case not be settled by means of compromise, and therefore be brought before a competent judicial body, a bank security payable by the vessel-owner shall be fixed by the relevant authority within 48 hours following the conclusion of the compromise procedure, pending the legal decision.

improving cooperation among enforcement bodies (notably the police, customs and the judiciary),

developing codes of ethics for key professions including law enforcement bodies and the judiciary and

to revitalise the judicial review body so that it can advise and make independent recommendations to the Government,

A review body which is not a court shall either be subject to judicial review or shall have procedures which provide that:

Efficiency and speed in judicial procedures in civil matters means that the transmission of judicial and extrajudicial documents is to be made direct and by rapid means between local bodies designated by the Member States.

Member States shall take the measures necessary to ensure that decisions taken by the regulatory body are subject to judicial review.

At least the President of this independent body shall have the same legal and professional qualifications as members of the judiciary.

Where bodies responsible for review procedures are not judicial in character, written reasons for their decisions shall always be given.

- upgrade law enforcement bodies and the judiciary to continue the fight against organised crime, drug trafficking and corruption; ensure better coordination between law enforcement bodies,

The efficient management and fair and non-discriminatory use of rail infrastructure require the establishment of a regulatory body that oversees the application of these Community rules and acts as an appeal body, notwithstanding the possibility of judicial review.

In order to ensure the necessary possibility of judicial control and the requisite cooperation between national regulatory bodies, Article 30(6) and Article 31 of the said Directive shall apply in this context.

judgments and orders by judicial authorities and bodies, and (b) generally, documents such as originating applications to the courts and steps in appellate proceedings, such as EN applications to set aside a judgment by default, appeals, applications for retrial or review, proceedings brought by parties or others against extra-judicial and judicial acts, intervention in legal proceedings, notifications and citations, summonses to preparatory inquiries, summonses to further hearings, notification of witnesses, etc.

To this end, the Member States may have recourse to any body or mechanism established within the European Union in order to facilitate cooperation between their judicial authorities and the coordination of their action.

upgrade law enforcement bodies and the judiciary (staff numbers, recruitment, training and equipment) to continue the fight against organised crime, drug trafficking and corruption; reinforce police and customs authorities and ensure better coordination between law enforcement bodies,

The appreciation of the facts from which it may be inferred that there has been direct or indirect discrimination is a matter for national judicial or other competent bodies, in accordance with rules of national law or practice.

The members of such an independent body shall be appointed and leave office under the same conditions as members of the judiciary as regards the authority responsible for their appointment, their period of office, and their removal.

'public authorities' shall mean any public administration at national, regional or local level with responsibilities, and possessing information, relating to the environment with the exception of bodies acting in a judicial or legislative capacity.

Therefore, they should be independent of investigations conducted by the judicial authorities, insurance companies, industry, operators and regulators, or any other party whose interests could conflict with the task entrusted to the investigating body or entity.

THERE SHALL ALSO BE LOCATED IN LUXEMBOURG THE JUDICIAL AND QUASI-JUDICIAL BODIES, INCLUDING THOSE COMPETENT TO APPLY THE RULES ON COMPETITION, ALREADY EXISTING OR YET TO BE SET UP PURSUANT TO THE TREATIES ESTABLISHING THE EUROPEAN COAL AND STEEL COMMUNITY, THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY AND THE EUROPEAN ATOMIC ENERGY COMMUNITY, OR TO CONVENTIONS CONCLUDED WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE COMMUNITIES, WHETHER BETWEEN MEMBER STATES OR WITH THIRD COUNTRIES.

it is also necessary that mechanisms should be put in place for the settlement of disputes, particularly on the basis of the Council Resolution of 25 May 2000 on a Community-wide network of national bodies for the extra-judicial settlement of consumer disputes (2).

Furthermore, in such a case, provision must be made to guarantee procedures whereby any allegedly illegal measure taken by the review body or any alleged defect in the exercise of the powers conferred on it can be the subject of judicial review or review by another body which is a court or tribunal within the meaning of Article 177 of the EEC Treaty and independent of both the contracting authority and the review body.

Intensify measures to combat piracy and counterfeiting in particular through strengthening border controls, improving coordination between the customs, police and judiciary on enforcement of intellectual and industrial property rights and ensuring proper training of enforcement bodies, including judges and prosecutors.

Such coordination could, for instance, involve at national or regional level, depending on the administrative structure and legal system of the Member State concerned, ministerial departments, the police services, the judicial authorities which specialize in the matter, as well as public bodies which have been given special responsabilities in this area.

Within the framework of the aforementioned Treaties and the conditions laid down therein, the Ombudsman shall help to uncover maladministration in the activities of the Community institutions and bodies, with the exception of the Court of Justice and the Court of First Instance acting in their judicial role, and make recommendations with a view to putting an end to it.

Once it has received the reply to the questionnaire, the evaluation team shall visit the Member State being evaluated in order to meet the political, administrative, police, customs and judicial authorities or any other relevant body in accordance with a programme of visits arranged by the Member State visited which takes account of the wishes expressed by the evaluation team.

Adopt and implement the acquis in the fields of the criminal law protection of the euro and of the Community` s financial interests, corruption, fight against drugs, organised crime, money-laundering and judicial cooperation in criminal and civil matters; further increase administrative capacity, cooperation between the different law enforcement bodies and intensify international cooperation in these fields.

Where the country concerned does not issue such documents or certificates, they may be replaced a declaration on oath or, in Member States where there is no provision for declarations on oath, by a solemn declaration made by the person concerned before a judicial or administrative authority, a notary or a competent professional or trade body, in the country of origin or in the country whence that person comes.

Any citizen of the Union or any natural or legal person residing or having his registered office in a Member State of the Union may, directly or through a Member of the European Parliament, refer a complaint to the Ombudsman in respect of an instance of maladministration in the activities of Community institutions or bodies, with the exception of the Court of Justice and the Court of First Instance acting in their judicial role.

'judicial decision' means any decision taken by a judicial body whose role it is to give a ruling,

Member States may revoke, end or refuse to renew the status granted to a refugee by a governmental, administrative, judicial or quasi-judicial body, when:

At least in the last instance the possibility of an appeal or a review before a judicial body shall be granted.

If the case cannot be settled by compromise, judicial proceedings shall be brought before a competent judicial body and a bank security payable by the shipowner shall be set by the relevant authority within 48 hours following the conclusion of the compromise procedure pending a judicial decision.

"court" shall mean the judicial body or any other competent body of a Member State empowered to open insolvency proceedings or to take decisions in the course of such proceedings;

a judicial review body ("Judicial Reform Committee") is to be revitalised,

Should the case not be settled by compromise, and the master is therefore brought before a competent Gabonese judicial body, a reasonable bank security shall be fixed by the competent authority within two working days, following the conclusion of the compromise procedure, pending the judicial decision.

Concerning applications for international protection filed after the entry into force of this Directive, Member States shall revoke, end or refuse to renew the refugee status of a third country national or a stateless person granted by a governmental, administrative, judicial or quasi-judicial body, if he or she has ceased to be a refugee in accordance with Article 11.

Member States may revoke, end or refuse to renew the subsidiary protection status of a third country national or a stateless person granted by a governmental, administrative, judicial or quasi-judicial body, if after having been granted subsidiary protection status, he or she should have been excluded from being eligible for subsidiary protection in accordance with Article 17(3).

Concerning applications for international protection filed after the entry into force of this Directive, Member States shall revoke, end or refuse to renew the subsidiary protection status of a third country national or a stateless person granted by a governmental, administrative, judicial or quasi-judicial body, if he or she has ceased to be eligible for subsidiary protection in accordance with Article 16.

If there is no administrative settlement and the matter is brought before a competent judicial body, a bank security amounting to the equivalent in ecus of the maximum fine provided for in Mauritanian legislation shall be lodged by the shipowner with a bank designated by the Ministry.

a judicial body has forbidden the marketing of an item previously entered for a customs procedure obliging the person concerned to pay import duties under normal conditions, and the said item is re-exported from the customs territory of the Community or destroyed under the control of the customs authorities, provided it is established that the item in question has not actually been used in the Community;

They are imposed on institutional units by courts of law or quasi-judicial bodies and treated as compulsory current transfers.

upgrade law enforcement bodies and the judiciary to continue the fight against organised crime, drug trafficking and corruption;

subsequently, before an independent body, which may be a judicial authority or an equivalent specialized body, according to the provisions in force in the Member States.

Member States shall adopt all appropriate measures to ensure that, without prejudice to any right of appeal to a judicial body which might be provided for by national law, an arbitration or other procedure offering comparable garantees of objectivity is provided for whereby, in the event of a difference of opinion between a legal expenses insurer and his insured, a decision can be taken on the attitude to be adopted in order to settle the dispute.

Whereas bodies responsible for review procedures are not judicial in character, written reasons for their decisions shall always be given.