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parliamentary law

parliamentary law
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • a body of rules followed by an assembly

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    1. This precludes neither judicial review nor parliamentary supervision in accordance with the constitutional law of the Member States.
    2. Ensure parliamentary adoption of the Law on the Indirect Tax Authority, including the adoption of related enabling legislation.
    3. Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, born 25.1.1947. Member of the Government and as such engaged in activities that seriously undermine democracy, respect for human rights and the rule of law.
    4. In this spirit, the European Union has been concerned by the deterioration of democracy and the rule of law, particularly after the constitutional referendum in 2001 and the parliamentary elections (2002) and presidential elections (2003).
    5. It is clear from the documents — especially the relevant material on the Transfer Law, such as the grounds of the law and the minutes of the parliamentary debates — that the actual purpose of the transfer was to provide WestLB with the equity base needed to comply with the new solvency rules.
    6. Under Article 8 of the Cotonou Agreement, an enhanced political dialogue will be conducted with your government over an 18-month monitoring period to ensure the restoration of democracy and the rule of law, notably through the holding of free and transparent local, parliamentary, senatorial and presidential elections, and a strengthening of respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms.
    7. The combination of the second paragraph of Article 39 C and Article 39 CA of the General Tax Code was aimed at combating excessive tax revenue losses, as witnessed the parliamentary work prior to the adoption of Law No 98-546 (report by the Finance Committee to the National Assembly of 25 March 1998).
    8. An enhanced political dialogue within the framework of Article 8 of the Cotonou Agreement will be conducted with your government with a view to consolidating democracy and the rule of law in particular through the holding of parliamentary elections as well as respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms.
    9. The parliamentary documents accompanying the draft law explain that, for an income tax to be considered comparable to Luxembourg income tax, it needs to be levied at a rate of at least 11 % (corresponding to 50 % of Luxembourg corporation tax) and that the basis of calculation of this foreign income tax has to be similar to the one applicable in Luxembourg.
    10. The European Union will continue monitoring the situation in Guinea closely for a period of 36 months. An enhanced political dialogue within the framework of Article 8 of the Cotonou Agreement will be conducted with your government with a view to consolidating democracy and the rule of law in particular through the holding of parliamentary elections as well as respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms.
    11. While reaffirming its interest in a constructive dialogue with Belarus, the EU considers the fact that no independent, full and credible investigation of the crimes examined by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in its report adopted on 28 April 2004 (Pourgourides Report) has been carried out or even started to date, to be another serious setback for the rule of law in Belarus.
    12. For each Directive, the planning schedule includes: the references and subject-matter of the Directive; the Ministry or other government body responsible for transposition, and the persons responsible within the Ministry or government body; a list of other Ministries and government bodies involved in transposition and the persons responsible; the resources needed for transposition; the deadline for transposition; a comparison of existing national law and the terms of the proposed directive; the measures to be taken to transpose the directive; and the planned time-schedule for transposition (including any parliamentary deliberations).
    13. That different mineralogical processes may use different raw materials, and that the ceramic process may be irreversible, are considerations which are irrelevant in this context. (40) Moreover, from the parliamentary history of the Act it emerges that the objective of the intended measure is to improve the international competitive position of the ceramic industry in the Netherlands [21]. The case-law of the Court of Justice makes it clear that the fact that a measure may bring charges in a particular sector more closely into line with those of competitors in other Member States does not alter the fact that it constitutes aid [22].
    14. In addition to specific reports and the annual report on the application of Community law, the Commission shall, at the request of the relevant parliamentary committee, keep the European Parliament informed orally of the stage reached in the procedure as from the stage when the reasoned opinion is sent and, in cases where procedures have been initiated for failure to communicate the measures implementing a directive, or for failure to comply with a judgment of the Court of Justice, as from the stage of formal notice.