Traduction de «droit d accès » (Français → Anglais) :

While the elevation of common law aboriginal rights to constitutional status obviously has an impact on the public's common law rights to fish in tidal waters, it was surely not intended that, by the enactment of s. 35(1), those common law rights would be extinguished in cases where an aboriginal right to harvest fish commercially existed.As a common law, not constitutional right, the right of public access to the fishery must clearly be second in priority to aboriginal rights; however, the recognition of aboriginal rights should not ...[+++] be interpreted as extinguishing the right of public access to the fishery.

This Directive should be implemented taking into account the provisions of Directive 2012/13/EU, which provide that suspects or accused persons are provided promptly with information concerning the right of access to a lawyer, and that suspects or accused persons who are arrested or detained are provided promptly with a written Letter of Rights containing information about the right of access to a lawyer.

A system to manage the different access privileges such as common European standards for the authorisation to access classified information, a joint system of users access profiles to administer the numerous access rights, and an authenticated way to register authorised users (cf. users accounts) would provide the basis for an effective access management.

guaranteed access rights to the European rail freight network: access rights were henceforth to be guaranteed to all licensed rail operators meeting the safety conditions on request, while Member States wishing to do so would have the possibility of granting more extensive rights;

It should be noted that the aboriginal rights recognized and affirmed by s.35(1) [of the Constitution Act, 1982] exist within a legal context in which, since the time of the Magna Carta, there has been a common law right to fish in tidal waters that can only be abrogated by the enactment of competent legislation.While the elevation of common law aboriginal rights to constitutional status obviously has an impact on the public's common law rights to fish in tidal waters, it was surely not intended that, by the enactment of s.35(1), those common law rights would be extinguished in cases where an aboriginal right to harvest fish commercially existed.As a common law, not constitutional, right, the right of public ...[+++]access to the fishery must clearly be second in priority to aboriginal rights; however, the recognition of aboriginal rights should not be interpreted as extinguishing the right of public access to the fishery.

The board will have jurisdiction over other matters such as the disputes between persons holding surface rights and those holding subsurface rights, the amount of compensation for the expropriation of settlement land, and the amount of compensation for pockets of government lands retained within settlement lands (1220) If parties cannot reach agreement in a matter relating to access to lands the board has the power to establish the terms and conditions of a right of access, award compensation for the right of access and for damage resulting from that access, and periodically review orders previously made by the board with regard to land ...[+++]disputes.