4 Each Party shall maintain a system of labour inspection appropriate to national conditions.

Exchange of practical experiences related to the functioning of labour inspection, chiefly from the point of view of safety and health at work and prevention of moonlighting;

Noting the provisions of the Merchant Shipping (Minimum Standards) Convention, 1976 and the Protocol of 1996 thereto; and the Labour Inspection (Seafarers) Convention, 1996, and

e) Exchange of practical experiences relating to the functioning of labour inspection, especially from the point of view of safety and health at work and prevention of accidents at work;

f) exchange of practical experience related to labour inspection from the standpoint of safety and health at work, prevention of illegal work and compliance with the legislation on promotion and maintenance of employment;

7.5 Those parts of the ILO publication ` Inspection of Labour Conditions on board Ship:

(1) The Organisation shall co-operate at all times with the competent authorities of the Contracting States in order to facilitate the proper administration of justice, to ensure the observance of police regulations and regulations concerning public health, labour inspection or other similar national legislation, and to prevent any abuse of the privileges, immunities and facilities provided for in this Protocol.

7.2 The port State control officer, when carrying out an inspection as referred to in 7.1 of this Annex, will further take into account the considerations given in the ILO publication ` Inspection of Labour Conditions on board Ship:

− ensure that the Labour Inspectorate of the Republic of Slovenia informs the trade unions on the measures and the findings of the inspection services should they institute a proceeding,

2.2 With respect to ILO 147 each Authority will apply the procedures referred to in section 7 of Annex 1 for the application of ILO publication ` Inspection of Labour Conditions on board Ship:

Directorate of Labour Inspection

The "Inspection and Safety Division (ISD) of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare" shall be the competent authority in Japan for verifying and certifying that bivalve molluscs, echinoderms, tunicates and marine gastropods fulfil the requirements of Directive 91/492/EEC.

The provisions of legislation of Japan make the "Inspection and Safety Division (ISD) of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare" responsible for inspecting the health of bivalve molluscs, echinoderms, tunicates and marine gastropods and for monitoring the hygiene and sanitary conditions of production.

Institute for Development and Inspection of Labour Conditions

The Electrical Installation and Inspection Act Nova Scotia Department of Labour

Inspection and Safety Division (ISD)of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare

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

provide to the supervisor, temporarily and free of charge, such assistance, test samples, parts, machines, equipment, tools or materials and labour as are normally required for inspection and testing;

provide to the supervisor, temporarily and free of charge, such assistance, test samples or parts, machines, equipment, tools, labour, materials, drawings and production data as are normally required for inspection and testing;

(2) Following a restructuring of the Japanese administration, the competent authority for health certificates for fishery products has changed to the Inspection and Safety Division (ISD)of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.

The Inspection and Safety Division (ISD)of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare shall be the competent authority in Japan for verifying and certifying compliance of fishery and aquaculture products with the requirements of Directive 91/493/EEC."

The Committee shall consist of representatives of the labour inspection services of the Member States.

defining common principles of labour inspection in the field of health and safety at work and developing methods of assessing the national systems of inspection in relation to those principles;

studying the possible impact of other Community policies on labour inspection activities relating to health and safety at work and working conditions.

Whereas this Decision does not conflict with the obligations of the Member States arising under the ILO Labour Inspection Convention of 11 July 1947 (No 81),

promoting improved knowledge and mutual understanding of the different national systems and practices of labour inspection, the methods and legal frameworks for action;

International Labour Organisation (ILO) publication "Inspection of Labour Conditions on Board Ship:

International Labour Organization (ILO) publication 'Inspection of Labour Conditions on Board Ship: Guidelines for Procedure'.

International Labour Organisation (ILO) publication "Inspection of Labour Conditions on Board Ship: Guidelines for procedures".

developing exchanges between national labour inspection services of their experiences in monitoring the enforcement of secondary Community law on health and safety at work, so as to ensure its consistent enforcement throughout the Community;

The Committee shall propose to the Commission any initiative which it considers appropriate to encourage the effective enforcement of Community law on health and safety at work, notably by means of a closer cooperation between the national labour inspection systems.

Whereas the identification, analysis and resolution of practical problems related to implementing, and monitoring the enforcement of, secondary Community legislation on health and safety at work fall mainly within the competence of national labour inspection services and require close cooperation between those services and the Commission;

Due to the diversity of the responsibilities of the national labour inspection services, which may go beyond the area of health and safety at work, the Committee, at the request of the Commission or on its own initiative, shall also provide its opinion on matters covering other areas of Community social legislation which have an impact on health and safety at work.

Following a restructuring of the Japanese administration, the competent authority for health certificates for fishery products has changed to the Inspection and Safety Division (ISD) of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.

on the basis of statistical data on the main maritime labour supplying countries, a list containing the names of third countries where, in addition to the procedure referred to above, the inspection of maritime institutes or training programmes and courses is mandatory must be adopted and updated through the procedure referred to in Article 23(2).