Traduction de «des intervenants spéciaux » (Français → Anglais) :

special educational needs visiting teacher | visiting teacher for special needs | SEN itinerant teacher | special educational needs itinerant teacher

plan work for special events | supervise work for special occasions | monitor work for special events | supervise work for special events

advise guests on menus for special occasions | advise guests on special menus for events | advise guests on menus for special events | inform guests regarding special events menus

party function code qualifier

doctrine of the last human wrongdoer

PARTIN | party information message

Special care unit

Other special examinations and investigations of persons without complaint or reported diagnosis

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Like the Committee in its earlier Report, the Supreme Court noted criticism of the United Kingdom approach in that special advocates are generally unable to take instructions from the individual once they have seen confidential material (para. 83).

As with the appointment of special advocates, however, the Committee went further than the Supreme Court in that it recommended detention review for permanent residents and foreign nationals not just every six months, but within 30 days of detention and every 90 days thereafter (Recommendation 31).

The inability of the special advocate to communicate with the affected party or his or her counsel after attending in camera hearings or receiving confidential information has been criticized in the United Kingdom, where special advocates are generally only able to communicate beforehand (or in very limited situations afterwards, with the approval of the court).[23]

19. Stresses the need to increase actions to benefit young people, who account for 25% of the population in many countries on the southern shore, in the form of specific training programmes to be carried out in Mediterranean countries experienced in student exchanges; considers it likewise appropriate to encourage the movement of artists and operators who can raise awareness of the cultures of their respective countries, and hopes, therefore, that the MEDA programme itself, or the new financial instrument, will also be able to finance agencies around the Mediterranean area for the protection of the cultural heritage;