Translation of "inspection order " (English → French) :

70.2 (1) If required by regulation or by order of the Commission, an operator of a licensed terminal elevator shall cause grain received into the elevator to be weighed or inspected by a third party in the manner specified in the regulation or order or cause it to be officially weighed or officially inspected, or any combination of those weighings and inspections.

70.2 (1) If required by regulation or by order of the Commission, an operator of a licensed terminal elevator shall cause grain received into the elevator to be weighed or inspected by a third party in the manner specified in the regulation or order or cause it to be officially weighed or officially inspected, or any combination of those weighings and inspections.

2. Remission is hereby granted of a portion of the fees paid or payable under subsections 80(1) and 81(1) of the Meat Inspection Regulations, as amended by Order in Council P.C. 1982-1710 of 10th June, 1982Footnote , in an amount equal to the difference between the amount of the fees prescribed by that Order in Council and the amount of the fees prescribed by the Meat Inspection Regulations, as amended by Order in Council P.C. 1982-3169 of 21 October, 1982Footnote .

Without prejudice to the case-law of the Court of Justice, it is also useful to set out the scope of the control that the national judicial authority may exercise when it authorises, as provided by national law and as a precautionary measure, assistance from law enforcement authorities in order to overcome possible opposition on the part of the undertaking against an inspection ordered by Commission decision; it results from the case-law that the national judicial authority may in particular ask of the Commission further information which it needs to carry out its control and in the absence of which it could refuse the authorisation; t ...[+++]he case-law also confirms the competence of the national courts to control the application of national rules governing the implementation of coercive measures.

Without prejudice to the case-law of the Court of Justice, it is also useful to set out the scope of the control that the national judicial authority may exercise when it authorises, as provided by national law and as a precautionary measure, assistance from law enforcement authorities in order to overcome possible opposition on the part of the undertaking against an inspection ordered by Commission decision; it results from the case-law that the national judicial authority may in particular ask of the Commission further information which it needs to carry out its control and in the absence of which it could refuse the authorisation; t ...[+++]he case-law also confirms the competence of the national courts to control the application of national rules governing the implementation of coercive measures.

Other aspects of the Agreement include: independent, full-time observers on board all vessels at all times; enhanced surveillance via satellite tracking; dockside inspections of all vessels at each port of call; special powers to order a vessel to port for a thorough inspection; authority to seal fish holds and preserve evidence of apparent infringements; the requirement that observers report, within 24 hours, any infringements of conservation and enforcement measures to NAFO inspection vessels and to the Organization’s Executive ...[+++] Secretary; the requirement that observers provide their reports at the end of each voyage to the Executive Secretary; the sharing of information on the location and identity of vessels; the option of having Canadian officials present during the inspection of an EU vessel ordered to port by an EU inspector; and the sharing of information by all Contracting Parties regarding follow-up action where a vessel has been cited for an infringement.