Traduction de «loi sur les terres domaniales » (Français → Anglais) :

(2) With respect to a lease of public lands referred to in subsection (1) that is granted for the purpose of residence and that restricts occupancy of the leased public lands to the period beginning on April 1 in any year and ending on October 31 in that year, if the leased public lands have been designated through a management plan tabled in each House of Parliament pursuant to section 11 of the Act or through guidelines established by the Minister as public lands available for occupancy during the period beginning on November 1 in any year and ending on March 31 in the following year, the Minister may, on application by the lessee, per ...[+++]mit the occupancy of the leased public lands during part or all of the period beginning on November 1 in any year and ending on March 31 in the following year if the leased public lands are to be occupied only by eligible residents during the whole of the permitted occupancy period and their presence in the park is necessary for the continued operation of the park during the whole of that period.

12. Calls on the Government of Myanmar/Burma to ensure that farmers and communities are protected from land confiscation and forced evictions, in line with international standards; notes concerns about the Constitution, the Farmland Law and the Vacant, Fallow and Virgin Land Management Law, which allows the government to confiscate land for any project that it claims to be of ‘national interest’ and permits it to use all ’vacant’ lands, some of which are occupied and provide a livelihood for communities ...[+++]; further notes that well-connected business people are pursuing legal action to register such land in their own names;

7. Calls on the Government of Burma/Myanmar to ensure that farmers and communities are protected from land confiscation and forced evictions, in line with international standards; notes concerns about the Constitution, the Farmland Law and the Vacant, Fallow and Virgin Land Management Law, which allows the government to confiscate land for any project that it claims to be of ‘national interest’ and permits it to use all ‘vacant’ lands, some of which are occupied and provide a livelihood for communities ...[+++]; further notes that well-connected business people are pursuing legal action to register such land in their own names;

17. Strongly welcomes the new Victims and Land Restitution Law (also known as ‘Ley 1448’) which came into effect in Colombia on 1 January 2012, guaranteeing financial compensation and restitution of land for the almost 4 million victims of the country's armed conflict and violence over the past 50 years; emphasises the massive financial effort of the Colombian Government, which is estimated at more than USD 25 billion for the next ten years, representing about EUR 160 million per month; underlines the need for thorough monitoring and evaluation of the implementation of this law in close consultation with civil society, in particular re ...[+++]garding the protection of returnees;

The Greek Government is preparing legislation which will result in a significant diminution of forest land and common land, the former being declassified and the latter placed in the hands of land-grabbers and racketeers, resulting in even more irresponsible land management policy.

Even though the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany has accepted the Commission's decision on the acquisition of land in eastern Germany under the Equalisation Act of 20 January 1999 and gave notification on 1 September 1999 of a new Bill amending the Compensation and Equalisation Act, will it still be legally possible for the Federal Republic of Germany to apply for the exceptional approval of the land acquisition programme in the form criticised by the Commission if the recent national legislative procedure in this matter fails?