Traduction de «Adopter une loi » (Français → Anglais) :

9. Calls on the Egyptian authorities to revoke the Protest Law of November 2013 and to engage in a genuine dialogue with civil society organisations and legal experts in order to enact legislation on associations and assembly in line with international standards, and to safeguard the right to form an association enshrined in Article 75 of the Egyptian Constitution, including the right to receive and impart funding; calls on the competent authorities to review the new draft law for non-governmental organisations presented by the Ministry of Social Solidarity; urges that the proposed new law should be in line with the Egyptian Constituti ...[+++]on and with all international treaties to which Egypt is a signatory;

12. Stresses the need to create a merit-based and professional public administration which operates transparently and is able to adopt laws and implement them; calls for the adoption of the necessary secondary legislation to ensure the proper implementation of the Civil Service Law, and for a new Law on General Administrative Procedures; stresses the need for a stronger Department of Public Administration as well as for a fully operational Human Resources Management Information System; underlines the fact that further efforts are needed to depoliticise public administration, fight corruption, strengthen meritocracy in appointments, pr ...[+++]omotions and dismissals and increase the efficiency and financial sustainability of public administration;

8. Calls on Albania to implement the Civil Service Law in a timely and efficient manner, adopt the Law on General Administrative Procedure in due course and enhance the Law on the Organisation and Functioning of Public Administration; stresses the need for a stronger Department of Public Administration and a fully operational Human Resources Management Information System;

8. Notes the initial approval by the State Duma of the Presidential draft laws aimed at comprehensive changes to the political system, including a simplification of the rules concerning the registration of political parties and their access to elections; urges the State Duma, when adopting the necessary laws, to take into account amendments jointly submitted by the non-registered parties; expects all sides to take the opportunity before the inauguration of the President-elect to decide on a comprehensive reform package including changes to the electoral law; expresses its strong wish to see a successful outcome and full implementation of all the reform ...[+++]proposals under discussion in the Medvedev working group; is convinced that a new electoral law and the registration of opposition political parties should provide a basis for free and fair elections to the State Duma;

For those Member States[6] which had not adopted the necessary transposing legislation at the time of preparation of the report, relevant information was gathered on the basis of draft legislation available at that time and fragmentary information obtained since the adoption of the transposing legislation[7].

20. Welcomes the adoption of the laws amending the Penal Code, the law on the prosecution of civil servants and the law on combating organised crime; emphasises, however, that administrative and legal hurdles must be removed in order to enforce these laws; calls on the Turkish authorities to pursue their work to draw up a new Code of Criminal Procedure conforming with the standards of the European Union, and to revise as a matter of urgency paragraphs 312 and 159 of the Penal Code and Article 8 of the Anti-Terrorism Act in order to prevent people being prosecuted for their opinions; demands the release of Leyla Zana, winner of the Eur ...[+++]opean Parliament Sakharov Prize, and of the former MPs of Kurdish origin imprisoned because of the views they hold;