Translation of "Spécialiste en rééducation auditive " (French → English) :

61. Deplores the recent crackdown by Chinese officials on defence lawyers aimed at stamping out legal challenges to their authority; calls upon the Chinese authorities to reveal the whereabouts of human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng, one of China's most outspoken lawyers and dissidents who is held on suspicion of criminal activity, and to release him unless he is to be charged with a recognised criminal offence; similarly calls for the release of Chen Guangcheng, a peasants' rights advocate who has helped citizens in their attempts to sue their local authorities for carrying out forced abortions and sterilisations and who was sentenced to ...[+++] more than four years in prison, and of Bu Dongwei, who has been assigned to two and a half years of 'Re-education through Labour' (RTL) and who is detained at an undisclosed location; therefore urges the authorities to ensure that all human rights defenders can carry out peaceful and legitimate activities without fear of arbitrary arrest, torture or ill-treatment and that they be given access to proper legal representation in the event of arrest;

These non-practitioners may be specialists who have never been linked with the audit profession or former practitioners who have left the profession.

These non-practitioners may be specialists who have never been linked with the audit profession or former practitioners who have left the profession.

4. Where, as a result of surveillance of the hearing function, a worker is found to have identifiable hearing damage, a doctor, or a specialist if the doctor considers it necessary, shall assess whether the damage is likely to be the result of exposure to noise at work.

19. Demands that the Bureau, following up on a proposal by the Secretary General of Parliament, define a long-term policy on staff recruitment and appointments, which is based upon predictable needs for specific qualifications; asserts that in doing so, more attention should be given toward qualified personnel within the Member States, particularly in regard to the recruitment of specialists in bookkeeping, auditing and accountancy;

1. Where it is not reasonably practicable to reduce the daily personal noise exposure of a worker to below 85 dB (A), the worker exposed shall be able to have his hearing checked by a doctor or on the responsibility of the doctor and, if judged necessary by the doctor, by a specialist.