Traduction de «Assemblée législative de l'Île de Man » (Français → Anglais) :

29. Notes that legal provisions on freedom of expression are in place; is concerned, however, about political and financial pressure on the media and cases of threats and intimidation against journalists and editors, including during the pre-electoral period; condemns attempts to undermine the existing rules, which could have damaging implications for freedom of expression and media freedom, including on line; stresses that events such as the police raid on the offices of Klix.ba in Sarajevo and the recent adoption by the RSNA of the controversial Law on Public Order and Peace raise serious concerns about freedom of expression and freedom of the media, including in social media; stresses that the ability of the media to operate without ...[+++]fear is essential to a healthy democracy; urges that freedom of expression and media freedom be fully respected and that journalists be allowed to obtain information on matters of public interest; stresses that stable and sustainable financing, editorial independence, broadcasting in all official languages and pluralism are essential to public-service media; calls on the authorities to close all legislative loopholes which systematically hamper the full transparency of media ownership and to prepare a regulation to ensure that no undue political influence is exerted; urges the competent authorities to safeguard the political, institutional and financial independence of public-service broadcasters and to harmonise entity laws on public broadcasting with state-level legislation; urges the merit-based appointment of the Director of the BiH Communication Regulatory Agency Council;

We obtained 26% of the vote in Corsica and have a large body of members on the Corsica Regional Assembly. However, since France refuses to grant the Corsican Assembly legislative powers, even if our party were to gain a majority on the island it would not count towards the criteria for the ALE.

Juan María Atutxa Mendiola, President of the Basque Parliament; Ernest Benach i Pascual, President of the Parliament of Catalonia, President of the Conference of the European Legislative Assemblies; Francisco Celdran Vidal, President of the Murcia Regional Assembly; José Ignacio Ceniceros-Gonzalez, President of the Parliament of La Rioja; Manuel Chaves González, President of the Junta de Andalucia; Jose Manuel Fernandez Santiago, President of the Cortes of Castilla y Leon; Jose Maria García Leira, President of the Parliament of Galicia; Juan José Ibarretxe Markuartu, P ...[+++]resident of the Government of the Basque Country; Marcelino Iglesias Ricou, President of the Government of Aragon; Juan-Carlos Rodriguez-Ibarra, President of the Government of Extremadura; Adan Martín Menis, President of the Government of the Canary Islands; Gabriel Mato Adrover, President of the Canary Islands’ Parliament; Pedro Sanz Alonso, President of the Government of La Rioja.

(7) Article 299(6)(c) of the Treaty and Council Regulation (EEC) No 706/73 of 12 March 1973 concerning the Community arrangements applicable to the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man for trade in agricultural products provide that Community veterinary legislation applies to the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, which, for the purposes of this Regulation, are therefore to be considered as part of the United Kingdom.

I want to remind the House that the conditions for any specific measures must be in line with both Community law and national law, in particular national labour law. We do not have flexibility in explanation of Community legislation, that is the Court of Justice’s responsibility.

The reform, retention or abolition of upper chambers was the subject of intense debate and discussion in the Manitoba legislature in 1876, the New Brunswick legislature in 1892, in the Prince Edward Island legislature in 1893, in the Nova Scotia legislature in 1928, in the Newfoundland legislature in 1934 and in the Quebec assembly in 1968.