Traduction de «Pouvoir quasi-judiciaire » (Français → Anglais) :

24. Points out that, as regards hospital services in another Member State, the procedure for granting authorisation must provide a guarantee for patients, protecting them from arbitrary decisions taken by their national authorities; points out that, in order to facilitate the free movement of patients without prejudicing Member States’ planning objectives, in the light of the case law of the European Court of Justice, hospital treatment should be defined narrowly, as treatment which can only be provided within hospital infrastructure and may not be provided, for example, in a practitioner’s surgery or at the patient’s home; points out, in particular, that any refusal to grant an authorisation must be open to challenge in jud ...[+++]icial and quasi-judicial proceedings and that, for the purpose of assessing the medical situation of each patient, entirely objective and impartial advice from independent experts should be sought;

M. whereas, in the absence of any quasi-judicial investigatory powers and in the face of alleged activity by intelligence services being kept secret by national authorities, the temporary committee has gathered corroborated information that some illegal practices have taken place on European territory affecting European citizens and residents and has therefore shifted to European governments the burden of proving whether, in fact, their human rights obligations under Article 6 TEU and the ECHR have been met,

M. whereas, in the absence of any quasi-judicial investigatory powers and in the face of alleged activity by intelligence services being kept secret by national authorities, the temporary committee has gathered corroborated information that some illegal practices have taken place on European territory affecting European citizens and residents and has therefore shifted to European governments the burden of proving whether, in fact, their human rights obligations under Article 6 TEU and the ECHR have been met,

We also wanted to give these administrative commissions some regulatory power at certain times, and some judicial or semi-judicial power for the arbitration of cases, which is the case with respect to the Public Service Commission, which has an administrative duty, as well as regulatory powers and semi- judicial powers.

An easily accessible procedural system must ensure that a request for authorisation will be dealt with objectively and impartially and within a reasonable time, and refusals to grant authorisation must be open to challenge in judicial or quasi-judicial proceedings.

An easily accessible procedural system must ensure that a request for authorisation will be dealt with objectively and impartially and within a reasonable time, and refusals to grant authorisation must be open to challenge in judicial or quasi-judicial proceedings.