Traduction de «étendue de l'obligation de divulguer » (Français → Anglais) :

My understanding is that they result in the following changes: the obligation to disclose no longer applies to the activities and operations of pension, health care and insurance plans; the address of individuals for whom disclosure applies will no longer be reported; disclosure of compensation disbursements and names will now be limited to officers, directors and trustees with compensation over $100,000, and to other senior union officials; disclosure of disbursements made to other employees and contractors will be made in aggregate form; and disclosure of disbursements related to labour relations activities, organizing activities a ...[+++]nd collective bargaining activities will also be reported in aggregate form.

Unlike for traditional financial instruments, the obligation to disclose inside information is not placed on the issuer (the public authority in charge, such as the Commission, whose climate policy goals should not be hindered by disclosure obligations), but is placed on market participants instead.

33. Stresses that such requirements could be introduced via an amendment of the WTO-TRIPS Agreement or under WIPO, within the context of the ongoing discussions on the setting-up of (a) new international legal instrument(s) for the effective protection of genetic resources, traditional knowledge, and traditional cultural expressions; calls on the EU, in particular, to support, in line with PCD, the request of developing countries to amend the WTO-TRIPS Agreement by inserting a new Article 29 bis on Disclosure of Origin of Genetic Resources and/or Associated Traditional Knowledge in accordance with the Nagoya Protocol; welcomes, as a first step, the fact that the EU proposal for a regulation ...[+++] on access to genetic resources and benefit sharing provides for a mandatory requirement to disclose the origin of any genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge;

22. Welcomes the Commission’s recommendation that listed companies should disclose their remuneration policy, remuneration of individual directors and the results of shareholders’ votes on remuneration, and supports the mandatory disclosure of individual remuneration of executive and non-executive directors of listed companies;

13. Takes the view that an obligation to disclose circumstances that affect the third party's independence or that give rise to a conflict of interests and a duty to serve all parties equally, as laid down in the Code of Conduct, should apply to ADR in general;

13. Takes the view that an obligation to disclose circumstances that affect the third party’s independence or that give rise to a conflict of interests and a duty to serve all parties equally, as laid down in the Code of Conduct, should apply to ADR in general;