Sentences with phrase «competent national authorities»

Such legislation must also set out clear and precise rules indicating when and how competent national authorities should be granted access to such data [117].

Moreover, no substantive conditions (such as objective criterion by which the number of persons authorised to access data can be limited) or procedural conditions (such as review by an administrative authority or a court prior to access) determined the limits of access and use to the data retained by competent national authorities [60 - 62].

«[R] egardless of the applicant's conduct, the competent national authorities have an obligation to assess, of their own motion, all the information brought to their attention before taking a decision on his removal to Iran,» the court wrote.

In the agreement, each party designated an entity to serve as the «competent national authority» as the responsible point of contact for the agreement.

To recall, article 6 (3) of the Directive provides that the competent national authorities, before agreeing to a plan or project as referred to in that provision, must, if appropriate, obtain the opinion of the general public.

The Court emphasises that provisions on data access must fall within the scope of the Directive as data is only retained for the purpose of access to it by competent national authorities and thus national data retention legislation «necessarily entails, in principle, the existence of provisions relating to access by the competent national authorities to the data retained» [79].

These competent national authorities must also notify the persons affected by the data access, under the applicable national procedures, as soon as such notification no longer jeopardises the investigations.

As a result, access to retained data should, with the exception of cases of validly established urgency, be subject to a prior review by a court or an independent administrative authority at the request of the competent national authorities [120].

The Court did however confirm that competent national authorities must notify persons affected by data access as soon as such notification no longer jeopardises the investigation [121].

On the contrary, that provision must be perceived as forming part of a series of rules designed to endow the competent national authorities and ESMA with powers of intervention to cope with adverse developments which threaten financial stability within the Union and market confidence.

That entitlement to paid annual leave had to be regarded as a particularly important principle of Community social law from which there could be no derogations and the implementation of which by the competent national authorities had been confined within the limits expressly laid down by Directive 2003/88 itself.

In the Directive, a variety of models of deposit - guarantee schemes were available for a state to choose from, with the competent national authorities being in charge to supervise that the obligations under the Directive were complied with by the respective deposit - guarantee scheme (paras 131 - 132).

Directives 94/19, 77/80, 89/299 and 89/646 do not confer rights on depositors in the event that their deposits are unavailable as a result of defective supervision on the part of the competent national authorities, if the compensation of depositors prescribed by Directive 94/19 is ensured.»

[121] See, e.g. Commission on Human Rights, Resolution 2001/62, April 25, 2001, para. 6 (allegations of torture and ill - treatment «should be promptly and impartially examined by the competent national authority»).