Sentences with phrase «consultation on consent»

In May 2016, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) published a discussion paper and launched a consultation on consent under the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) with the objective of identifying potential enhancements to the consent model and better defining the roles and responsibilities of the actors who could implement such improvements.

Not exact matches

Scottish energy minister Fergus Ewing announced a moratorium on granting planning consents for fracking developments to allow a full public consultation on the issue.»

The signing of the cooperation agreement between the clans was a milestone in an extensive and carefully constructed, highly participative consultation process, that embodied the principle of free prior informed consent, an important standard for respecting indigenous rights established in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples acknowledged in the ILO 169 Convention, as well as a recommended best practice by the international indigenous rights» community.

In the latter case, neither consent or consultation is required for the Council to adopt the decision to conclude the agreement on behalf of the EU.

Our concern is the wider issue of finding solutions to this problem for the whole universe of DB schemes and in our response below we focus on the fourth option put forward in the consultation document, which would allow for bulk transfers without individual member consent to a new scheme paying lower levels of indexation and revaluation.

Is your conclusion then that any of the 61 bands in BC opposed to the pipeline has an absolute veto on whether the pipeline can go ahead, as their consent is required, over and beyond consultation?

The court concluded that the ultimate obligation on the Crown is to act honourably and made clear that where consultation has been adequate, a development may proceed without consent.

Batterton is advising the National Grid on the North West Coast Connections Project, particularly the consenting, property and commercial aspects, which includes assisting with the pre-application process and statutory consultation and development consent application.

At any stage of the arbitral proceedings, if all parties agree on settlement of any aspect of the dispute, upon request, the arbitrator may memorialize the agreement in a Consent Award in consultation with the parties» counsel.

Looking back on this chapter, my overarching concern relates to consultation and consent.

Note also the similarity between regulations 8 (4) and (5) of the PBC Regulations and s. 251B on customary and agreed decision - making processes for the authorisation of consultation and consent procedures and native tile applicants.

Australian law is not yet fully settled on the question of the significance of «consultation» and «consent» to the development and implementation of a special measure.

While the future act regime imposes obligations on proponents of future acts, the consultation and consent provisions impose obligations on PBCs.

Further, as the Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (EMRIP) emphasises, the Declaration «requires «effective» participation, not pro forma consultations, the goal of which is to obtain the free, prior and informed consent of indigenous peoples».

On one reading, sub-regulation 9 (2)(a) allows a PBC to prove that it has discharged its consultation and consent functions by engaging with the whole native title holding group in relation to a particular future act.

The Commission is of the view that the level of consultation required, and whether consent is necessary, for a measure to be considered a special measure will vary depending on whether the measure involves a limitation on rights or is entirely beneficial in nature.

On this reading Regulation 9 (2) allows the native title holders to issue a broad executive authority to a PBC to make native title decisions on its behalf, but such an interpretation is at odds with the overall purpose of the consultation and consent provisionOn this reading Regulation 9 (2) allows the native title holders to issue a broad executive authority to a PBC to make native title decisions on its behalf, but such an interpretation is at odds with the overall purpose of the consultation and consent provisionon its behalf, but such an interpretation is at odds with the overall purpose of the consultation and consent provisions.

The elements of this principle include the lack of coercion, intimidation and manipulative actions; that consent has been sought in advance and consultation processes have been respected; information is provided on the scope of the activity; and that consultation and participation are undertaken in good faith.

However, corporations may require additional funding for advice on developing dispute resolution mechanisms and to ensure that appropriate consultation and the free, prior and informed consent of its members is obtained to change the constitution.

As acknowledged by the Special Rapporteur on the situation on the rights and fundamental freedoms of indigenous peoples, the lack of appropriate consultation, negotiation, and the application of free, prior, and informed consent, has been clearly demonstrated as a clear violation of human rights standards in the Australian Governments Northern Territory Emergency Response.

the NTER legislation is inappropriately classified as a «special measure» under the Race Discrimination Act because of the negative impacts of some of the measures on Indigenous peoples and the absence of adequate consultation or consent by Indigenous peoples to the measures.

I belong to an on - going AEDP consultation and supervision group, facilitated by Dr. Miriam Marsolais, where, with prior consent from clients, I share video recordings of my work.

Aurora also provides online resources for PBCs including information on Indigenous land use agreements, future acts, free prior and informed consent and decision making, and legal requirements for PBC consultation and decision making.

Recommendation 2: The Western Australian Government should not close any remote Aboriginal communities without a proper consultation process and the free, prior and informed consent of the communities concerned, as per articles 10, 18 and 19 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.