19. The approval on the basis of Article 2 of the Health Inspection Act (Ur. l. RS, Nos. 99/99 and 107/99 [correction]) for all non-residential buildings and other works under health supervision

Inspection monitoring of the implementation of the provisions of this Act and other regulations that regulate aviation shall be carried out by the transport inspection service.

(1) Inspection monitoring of the implementation of the provisions of this Act and other regulations that regulate aviation shall be carried out by the transport inspection service.

The compulsory execution of inspection measures issued in accordance with the provisions of this act shall be carried out pursuant to the provisions of the ZUP, unless stipulated otherwise by this act.

(1) In order to perform material acts of the execution of inspection measures for the performance of the non-pecuniary obligations of the person subject to inspection ordered in inspection rulings no longer subject to ordinary legal remedies and issued on the basis of this act, contractors shall be selected in accordance with the Public Procurement Act.

Basic security inspections and other security tasks referred to in the third paragraph of Article 127 of this Act shall be taken over by providers of airport services referred to in Article 158 of this Act within three months of regulations and programmes referred to in Article 125 and 129 of this Act.

Inspection procedures that commenced prior to the entry into force of this act shall be completed pursuant to the regulations that applied before it entered into force.

Within their powers, the trade inspectorate and other competent inspection bodies shall supervise the implementation of this Act and pass measures in accordance with the law.

From the day this act enters into force the inspection measure specified in point 3 of the first paragraph of Article 150 of this act shall apply to works constructed on the basis of a building permit issued pursuant to the provisions of this act or on the basis of a building permit or standard permit for construction issued on the basis of the ZGO.

All pecuniary executions of inspection measures and other rulings and resolutions issued on the basis of this act in connection with the payment of fines and supplementary payments stipulated and levied pursuant to this act shall be carried out by the relevant tax administration in the area where the person subject to inspection has permanent residence.

manner and conditions of maintenance of facilities, equipment and means referred to in Article 88 of this Act in particular in relation to regular and extra-ordinary inspections;

Inspection supervision of the implementation of the provisions of this act and regulations issued on the basis of this act relating to construction shall be conducted by building inspectors at the inspectorate within the ministry responsible for spatial planning and construction matters.

To secure its claims deriving from all costs incurred in the inspection procedure on illegal construction under inspection supervision, and the fines and supplementary payments stipulated and levied pursuant to this act, the PlaceName PlaceNameRepublic of PlaceNameSlovenia shall hold a lawful lien on all the real estate of the person subject to inspection until repayment in full.

An inspection measure specified in the first paragraph of Article 153 of this act that relates to the use of a works in contravention of the conditions specified in the building permit shall only apply to works constructed on the basis of a building permit issued pursuant to the provisions of this act.

The prohibitions specified in the previous paragraph shall be a mandatory component of the ruling via which the inspection measure is sentenced pursuant to the provisions of Articles 152 to 155 of this act.

In the case specified in the previous paragraph the relevant building inspector shall be obliged to introduce the inspection procedure in accordance with the provisions of Article 154 of this act without delay.

If by the entry into force of this act the constructions or works specified in the second paragraph of the previous article have not acquired a location permit in accordance with the ZUN or a building permit or a standard permit for construction in accordance with the ZGO, the construction inspection measures defined by this act shall begin to be applied two years after the entry into force of this act, if the owners fail to lodge the request prescribed by this act for the issue of a building permit with the relevant construction body.

The owner or user of an aircraft, in compliance with regulations issued on the basis of this Act, must ensure inspection of the aircraft prior to each take-off in order to ascertain whether the aircraft is airworthy.

If, in a procedure for issuing a permit of use that commenced prior to the entry into force of this act, the administrative body responsible for construction matters has not yet appointed a technical inspection commission, the procedure may at the request of the investor continue pursuant to the provisions of this act if the investor appends a project for the operation and maintenance of the works formulated in accordance with the provisions of this act to the request.

With regard to the extension or shortening of deadlines, concessionaires shall be governed by the rules of the Public Procurement Act that apply to public procurement clients (compulsory inspection, use of electronic media and so forth).

The relevant building inspector must send a ruling via which an inspection measure is introduced pursuant to the provisions of Articles 152 to 155 of this act to the competent court, which shall ex officio enter a note in the land register of the prohibitions and orders contained in the ruling and the charges determined pursuant to the provisions of this act.

(1) An investor, owner or operator of an airport, after the technical inspection referred to in Article 100 of this Act, shall request the Administration in writing for the issue of an operating permit and entry in the record of civilian airports.

areas at an airport required for security inspections of aircraft, premises and equipment required for basic security inspections of passengers, luggage, air /cargo/ and other persons and objects that enter the security clear area. basic security inspections of passengers and objects and other persons who enter a security clear area, premises and equipment for accommodation and care of persons referred to in the fifth paragraph of Article 84 of this Act and for other categories of passengers, such as:

(1) On completion of construction of the infrastructural facilities, devices and systems referred to in Article 118 of this Act, a technical inspection shall be carried out and a permit for use issued in compliance with regulations on the construction of facilities.

(1) After completion of construction or reconstruction of an airport, facilities, equipment or means referred to in Article 88 of this Act, a technical inspection shall be carried out and a permit for use shall be issued in compliance with regulations on the construction of facilities.

special safety inspections and measures are procedures and measures in connection with aircraft, persons and materials which are implemented on the basis of prescribed police authorities and in compliance with the law and regulations issued on its basis and safety programmes under this Act;

Persons that successfully completed the university study programme after the entry into force of the Higher Education Act (Ur. l. RS, Nos. 67/93, 39/95 [constitutional court ruling], 18/98 [constitutional court ruling], 35/98 [constitutional court ruling], 99/99 and 64/2001) or that successfully completed an appropriate four- year tertiary programme prior to the entry into force of the aforementioned act shall also be deemed to have gained the university qualification that is a condition for conducting inspection supervision and a condition for participants in the construction of works pursuant to this act.

The inspection measure specified in the previous paragraph shall not be carried out if the owner of a works specified in the third paragraph of Article 1 of the ZGO that has not been removed or for which a request for the issue of a building permit in accordance with Article 43 of the ZGO has not been lodged by the entry into force of this act lodges a request for the issue of a permit of use within one year of the inspection measure being issued and acquires the permit.

In connection with construction, a works or a part of a works regarding which an inspection measure has been sentenced pursuant to the provisions of this act for reason of unallowable construction, all acts otherwise allowed or prescribed for legal construction, legal works and legal mines shall be prohibited, in particular:

In the cases specified in the first and second paragraphs of this article, when it is necessary to wholly or partly remove a works, execution shall be the responsibility of the building inspector, who shall not conduct acts of inspection supervision if the investor acts in accordance with the provisions of Article 151 of this act.

In the case of construction regarding which an inspection measure for reason of unallowable construction has been introduced, in addition to the penalty for the misdemeanour pursuant to the provisions of this act and other measures pursuant to the Misdemeanours Act, a security measure of the seizure of objects intended for the execution of works shall be introduced as an obligation, even if they are not the property of the perpetrator or are not at the disposal of the person that committed the misdemeanour.

(Special conditions for temporary deferral of inspection measure) (1) If the investor commenced construction before the building permit became final but after it was no longer subject to ordinary legal remedies and the building permit was partly or wholly abrogated because of the abrogation of implementing planning document proceedings to determine constitutionality and legality, and the investor fails to acquire a building permit in a repeat procedure, the building inspector shall act as stipulated in Article 152 of this act.

The person subject to inspection shall pay the compensation for environmental degradation and usurpation on the basis of a ruling issued ex officio by the relevant administrative body for construction matters, if it is found in the procedure for issuing the building permit or amending the building permit that it relates to a specific type of unallowable construction, or when the relevant building inspector sends the person subject to inspection a ruling issued pursuant to the provisions of Articles 152 to 155 of this act.

(1) In addition to supervision in compliance with the regulations on inspections and in addition to the rights of the public partner referred to in Articles 137 and 138 of this Act (awarding to subcontractors and changes in the company), the competent body of the public partner shall conduct supervision of the fulfilment of tasks and obligations pursuant to the contract on public-private partnership.

(1) A person who works in the air traffic navigation services, aviation and other professional staff of air carriers, staff who maintain airport aprons, facilities, equipment and installations at an airport, important for the safety of air traffic, personnel of the meteorological service for aviation (air meteorological service), personnel for reception and dispatch of aircraft, passengers and /cargo/, personal security, rescue and firefighting services, services of emergency medical aid or first aid and personnel of other services referred to in Article 89 of this Act and compulsory inspection services which must be organised at public airports under the provisions of this Act, shall exercise the right to strike on condition of guaranteeing the safety of air traffic in compliance with the provisions of this Act and other regulations which regulate strikes, and collective contracts.

After 1 January 2005 the inspection measure specified in the previous paragraph shall also apply to works constructed prior to the entry into force of this act that are not works specified in Article 197, if the building permit stipulated for them that the construction of a residential building was allowed and they are used for the performance of activities, or that the construction of a building with commercial premises intended for the performance of activities that have no impact on the environment was allowed, but in fact entirely different activities that pursuant to the provisions of this act entail a change in the intended purpose of use are being performed therein.

This act regulates the conditions for construction of all kinds of works, sets out the essential requirements and the fulfilment thereof regarding the characteristics of works, prescribes the method and conditions for pursuit of the activities, relating to construction, regulates the organisation and field of work of the two professional chambers, regulates inspection and supervision, sets out the sanctions for violations, related to construction of works and regulates other issues related to construction.

(6) If an official body referred to in the previous paragraph or an aviation inspector finds that implementation of basic security inspections or the security of controlled and security clear areas is not ensured in compliance with Article 125 of this Act, the minister responsible for internal affairs, in agreement with the minister responsible for transport, shall determine the extent and manner of security and the deadline for introducing such works or shall order secutity by the police until the remedying of the deficiencies.

(1) Costs shall be paid for licenses, ratings, authorities, training certificates, recognition of foreign documents, checking capacities, taking examinations, registration of aircraft, /confirmation/s on entry of an aircraft, certificates, certificates, permits, approvals of documents,, inspections in connection with aircraft registration and for other activities at the demand of clients which the Administration or authorised person issues in the framework of their competencies, all in compliance with the provisions this Act and regulations issued on its basis.

If after the period specified in the previous paragraph a specific urban planning inspector fails to fulfil the conditions specified in point 1 of Article 144 of this act, the inspector shall only continue work as a building inspector if he has at least gained a four-year tertiary qualification in civil engineering or another appropriate technical subject and at least ten years of work experience in the field of inspection supervision and has passed the examination on knowledge of the ZUP, the professional examination for inspectors or a test of knowledge equivalent to such examination.

If the trade inspectorate or other competent inspection body establishes that 1. an enterprise is advertising goods or services in a manner which is in contrast with the law, indecent or misleading, or is not advertising goods or services in the Slovene language (Articles 12, 12a and 12b) 2. an enterprise is advertising goods or services through a means of comparative advertising which is contrary to provisions of this Act (Article 12c) 3. the advertising contains elements which cause or which could cause physical, mental or other harm to children, or elements which exploit or which could exploit their trusting nature or inexperience (Article 15);

However, Member States may permit periodic inspections of tanks carried out on their territory also to be performed by the approved bodies which have been recognised for carrying out periodic inspections of tanks and which act under the supervision of a body notified under the procedure provided for in Annex IV, Part III, Module 2 concerning periodic inspection through quality assurance.

The Electrical Inspection Act, 1993 Electrical Inspection Regulations SaskPower

The Electrical Inspection Act The Electrical Inspection Act Regulations Department of Community Affairs and Attorney General

The Electrical Installation and Inspection Act Nova Scotia Department of Labour

The Electrical Installation and Inspection Act 84-165 The General Regulation 82-215 The Lighting Protection Regulation Department of Advanced Education and Labour

Council Directive 72/462/EEC of 12 December 1972 on health and veterinary inspection problems upon importation of bovine animals and swine and fresh meat from third countries (OJ L 302, 31.12.1972, p. 28), as last amended by the Act of Accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden

Whereas the Uruguay Round Final Act, signed on 15 April 1994 in Marakesh (Morocco), establishes an Agreement on pre-shipment inspection between members of the World Trade Organization ('WTO Agreement'); whereas this Agreement has been approved and needs to be put into effect for the Community;

Having regard to Council Directive 72/462/EEC of 12 December 1972 on health and veterinary inspection problems upon importation of bovine, ovine and caprine animals and swine, fresh meat or meat products from third countries (1), as last amended by the Act of Accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden, and in particular Article 4 (1) thereof,

Having regard to Council Directive 72/462/EEC of 12 December 1972 on health and veterinary inspection problems upon importation of bovine, ovine and caprine animals and swine and fresh meat or meat products from third countries (1), as last amended by the Act of Accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden, and in particular Articles 4 (1) and 18 (1) (a) and (b) thereof,