Traduction de «Avis de constitution d'un nouveau procureur » (Français → Anglais) :

N. whereas in parallel with the adoption of the new Constitution the government of Hungary and the governing parties carried out large scale replacements in key positions, such as the new attorney general, the President of the State Audit Office, the president of the Budget Council; whereas according to the new constitution, the current term of the President of the Supreme Court will cease and the new President of the Curia, will be elected directly by the Hungarian Parliament, in which the governing parties have a two-third majority, and whereas five members of the Constitutional Court have just been proposed and elected by the governi ...[+++]ng parties,

14. Calls on the Montenegrin authorities to focus on the selection of judges and prosecutors, their financial independence and the strict implementation of disciplinary rules against both judges and prosecutors in the event of non-compliance; further calls on the authorities to increase the transparency of the judiciary; reiterates its call to ensure a predictable judicial system and public trust; requests that the judicial budget be allocated adequate funding for infrastructure, equipment and training in order to enhance the efficiency of the judiciary; considers it important to establish common criteria for judicial training to be ...[+++]applied by the Judicial Training Centre;

14. Calls on the Montenegrin authorities to focus on the selection of judges and prosecutors, their financial independence and the strict implementation of disciplinary rules against both judges and prosecutors in the event of non-compliance; further calls on the authorities to increase the transparency of the judiciary; reiterates its call to ensure a predictable judicial system and public trust; requests that the judicial budget be allocated adequate funding for infrastructure, equipment and training in order to enhance the efficiency of the judiciary; considers it important to establish common criteria for judicial training to be ...[+++]applied by the Judicial Training Centre;

14. Calls on the Montenegrin authorities to focus on the selection of judges and prosecutors, their financial independence and the strict implementation of disciplinary rules against both judges and prosecutors in the event of non-compliance; further calls on the authorities to increase the transparency of the judiciary; reiterates its call to ensure a predictable judicial system and public trust; requests that the judicial budget be allocated adequate funding for infrastructure, equipment and training in order to enhance the efficiency of the judiciary; considers it important to establish common criteria for judicial training to be ...[+++]applied by the Judicial Training Centre;

They also meet the expectations of workers in the European Union and calm fears about social dismantling and social dumping in the Union; 11. IS CONVINCED that, in view of the complexity and at the same time necessity of minimum social standards, progress along this road should be cautious; takes the view that this does not require a comprehensive legislative programme, but rather agreement on specific fields of action in order to build up the core of minimum social standards gradually in a pragmatic and flexible manner; 12. WISHES that the new legal base of the Agreement of the Eleven on social policy should as far as possible be emp ...[+++]loyed only when the other avenues and possibilities for an agreement covering Twelve Member States have been fully explored; 13. TAKES THE VIEW that, in order to develop further the core of minimum standards, the two sides of industry should make their own active contributions to the finding of practical solutions; 14. EMPHASIZES that, when proposals for minimum standards are being drawn up by the Commission and when such standards are being laid down by the Council, the impact on employment and on small and medium-sized enterprises should in particular be assessed; 15. RECALLS that several Member States have already submitted specific suggestions for minimum standards in the form of contributions to the Green Paper on European social policy; while others have also cited areas in this connection in which the Union should not intervene; EXPECTS the Commission to give all suggestions careful consideration in the context of the planned new work programme; Respecting the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality 16.

Having regard to the conclusions of a group of experts (whose report will be published in 1992 as a supplement to "Social Europe"), which show that, in spite of the mechanisms in place, the question of low wages arises in all the Community countries, and taking account of the new situation created by the establishment of a frontier-free area, the Commission suggests, in this draft opinion, that the following measures be undertaken at the appropriate levels: - 2 - * measures designed to improve the transparency of wages on the labour market through strengthening of the relevan ...[+++]t instruments, with the emphasis on comparable Community statistics on wage structures, and through dissemination of available information on equitable wages serving as a reference.