Traduction de «occupier's liability » (Anglais → Français) :

27. The definition of “occupier” in section 1 of the Occupiers Liability Act is to be read to exclude the Haisla Nation.

17. Urges the EU to pro-actively contribute and support, at the upcoming HRC session, a resolution relating to the report on follow-up of the committee of independent experts to the international Fact-Finding mission on the Gaza conflict in order to ensure accountability for the violations of international law and support a referral to the GA and to International Justice mechanisms in case of Israel and Palestinian parties have failed to comply with their obligation to carry out investigations according to international standards; further calls on the High Representative to actively monitor compliance with the findings of the ‘Follow-up to the report of the international fact-finding mission on the incident of the humanitarian flotilla’, e ...[+++]nsuring principles of accountability and liability are upheld; welcomes the statements by the UN High Commissioner for Human Right on her first visit to the occupied Palestinian territory and Israel and, in particular, the strong message that she conveyed that all settlement-related activities are illegal and that ‘international human rights law and international humanitarian law are not negotiable’;

18. Urges the EU to pro-actively contribute and support, at the upcoming HRC session, a resolution relating to the report on follow-up of the committee of independent experts to the international Fact-Finding mission on the Gaza conflict in order to ensure accountability for the violations of international law and support a referral to the GA and to International Justice mechanisms in case of Israel and Palestinian parties have failed to comply with their obligation to carry out investigations according to international standards; further calls on the High Representative to actively monitor compliance with the findings of the ‘Follow-up to the report of the international fact-finding mission on the incident of the humanitarian flotilla’, e ...[+++]nsuring principles of accountability and liability are upheld; welcomes the statements by the UN High Commissioner for Human Right on her first visit to the occupied Palestinian territory and Israel and, in particular, the strong message that she conveyed that ‘international human rights law and international humanitarian law are not negotiable’;

Several grounds are given for including site owners and occupiers of the land as liable parties: because they have a long-standing duty to keep their land in a safe condition or because they either have profited from the presence of the pollutants or will profit from the clean-up; and because exposing purchasers to this liability risk provides an incentive for them to investigate land thoroughly before they take possession of it, so helping to identify pollution problems.

It is in the final analysis the classification societies that occupy the most vulnerable position in the liability chain.

Consideration of these specific cases of responsibility could lead to a more general consideration of the procedures and provisions governing European officials' criminal and administrative liability (powers to bring disciplinary proceedings; cases for and methods of bringing proceedings involving pecuniary liability; cases and procedures for the communication of potentially criminal acts to national authorities and for the withdrawal of various types of immunity in relation to: opening criminal proceedings, access to premises, the requirement for officials to maintain confidentiality, etc.), with a view to establishing the responsibilities of ...[+++]officials occupying senior management posts.