Regularization of temporary importation papers

The regularization shall take place three months after the completion of the procedures provided for in Article 1(5).

regulation of the effort employed and methods of harvesting, including fishing gear, with a view inter alia to avoiding undue concentration of harvesting in any region or sub-region;

the regularisation of the amount thus paid shall occur with the payment of the six-twelfths not later than 15 July.

the regulation of any activity or act likely to harm or disturb the species, or that might endanger the conservation status of the ecosystems or species or might impair the natural, cultural or aesthetic characteristics of the area;

With the aim of preventing and detecting transfers of proceeds of offences established in accordance with this Convention, each State Party shall implement appropriate and effective measures to prevent, with the help of its regulatory and oversight bodies, the establishment of banks that have no physical presence and that are not affiliated with a regulated financial group.

If the provisions of law of either Contracting Party or obligations under international law existing at present or established hereafter between the Contracting Parties in addition to this Agreement contain a regulation, whether general or specific, entitling investments of investors of either Contracting Party to a treatment more favourable than is provided for by this Agreement, such provisions shall, to the extent that they are more favourable, prevail over this Agreement.

Since legislation pertaining to the electronic media is worked out in more detail than laws regulating the printed media, it seems that it would be wise to follow the examples of the countries in which such a body is dedicated to issues related to the press only.

Audiovisual policy and content regulation are undertaken in pursuit of general interest objectives, such as freedom of expression, media pluralism, impartiality, cultural and linguistic diversity, social inclusion, consumer protection and the protection of minors.

It is necessary to separate the regulation of transmission from the regulation of content.

In dealing with these issues everybody seems to have forgotten much more important questions: one is whether such statutory regulations conform with the modern understanding of journalistic freedom at all; the other is whether this instrument perhaps leads towards a general restriction of the media on the one hand and the general right of access to the media on the other. The latter would mean that every member of society would have the right of access to the media whenever he/she estimates that the information which he/she wants to communicate to the public contributes to the diversity and objectivity of public information.

As a matter of fact journalists also became convinced by the argument put forward by the legislator that different statutory regulations would call for changes in the constitution itself, which could prove to be a long and complex process likely to delay the adoption of the law.

Personally I find quite inspired the provision that I first encountered in the Austrian law, that which specifies that the court is not necessarily bound to consider the proposed reply 'tel-quel' (meaning that it may accept or reject it in whole only), but it can decide that only some parts of the proposed reply should be published i.e. those parts that, in the court's opinion, conform with the law.

However the procedure also takes account of transitional problems in the market such as those related to international roaming and of the possibility of new bottlenecks arising as a result of technological development, which may require ex ante regulation, for example in the area of broadband access networks.

Solutions applied by countries where, in addition to statutory rights of reply or correction there also functions an effective mechanism of self-regulation (which may be the most appropriate method of introducing and protecting a balance between freedom of expression and other human rights), could be especially interesting for Slovenia

In the article published in Pravna praksa No. 15 mentioned earlier, Simona Zatler wrote, drawing on W. Berk's Law in Austria, that Austrians themselves criticise this provision 'above all due to the complex rules applying to both regulations, namely the one concerning the reply and the one concerning refusal to publish a reply'.

To prevent overly restrictive jurisdiction, which used to be a result of erroneous interpretation of domestic legislation due to our looking from the 'German perspective', even though Slovene legislation significantly differed from the German beforehand as well as now, the draft law includes a paragraph that reads:

Each Member State shall determine the airport transit arrangements applicable to statutory stateless persons and refugees.

The above emergency measures will also be reviewed in the light of the outcome of discussions currently ongoing in respect of the development of a FAO International Standard on "Guidelines for regulating non-manufactured wood packing in use for the transport of commodities."

(28) This Directive should be interpreted, and implemented by Member States, in a manner consistent with the requirements for effective regulation in order to protect the interests of holders of transferable securities carrying voting rights in a company (or which may carry such rights as a consequence of the exercise of rights or conversion) when the company is subject to a public take-over bid or other proposed change of control.

the regulation applicable to the zones surrounding the area in question.

the regulation of any scientific research activity;

the regulation of the passage of ships and any stopping or anchoring;

the regulation of activities compatible with the objectives for which the specially protected area was established and the terms of the related permits;

the regulation or prohibition of any activity involving the exploration or modification of the soil or the exploitation of the subsoil of the land part, the seabed or its subsoil;

Whereas Commission Regulation (EC) No 773/96 (3) lays down special measures for the regularization of certain export transactions in the wake of the measures taken by several third countries to safeguard against bovine spongiform encephalopathy;

the regulation or prohibition of fishing, hunting, taking of animals and harvesting of plants or their destruction, as well as trade in animals, parts of animals, plants, parts of plants, which originate in specially protected areas;

the regulation of the introduction of any species not indigenous to the specially protected area in question, or of genetically modified species, as well as the introduction or reintroduction of species which are or have been present in the specially protected area;

Whereas Commission Regulation (EC) No 773/96 (3), as amended by Regulation (EC) No 957/96 (4), lays down special measures for the regularization of certain export transactions in the wake of the measures taken by several third countries to safeguard against bovine spongiform encephalopathy;

the regulation and if necessary the prohibition of any other activity or act likely to harm or disturb the species or that might endanger the state of conservation of the ecosystems or species or might impair the natural or cultural characteristics of the specially protected area;

This Directive should be interpreted, and implemented by Member States, in a manner consistent with the requirements for effective regulation in order to protect the interests of holders of transferable securities carrying voting rights in a company (or which may carry such rights as a consequence of the exercise of rights or conversion) when the company is subject to a public take-over bid or other proposed change of control.

A staff member, his spouse, where such spouse is not eligible for benefits of the same nature and of the same level by virtue of any other legal provisions or regulations, his children and other dependants within the meaning of Article 7 of Annex IV are, during the period of service of the staff member, periods of sick leave, periods of leave on personal grounds under Article 11 and periods of unpaid leave under Article 33, insured, subject to the conditions laid down in these Articles and subject to the rules referred to in Article 1 of Annex V, against sickness up to 80 % of the expenditure incurred.