Traduction de «ricorso sussidiario in materia costituzionale » (Italien → Anglais) :

subsidiary constitutional appeal | constitutional appeal

7. Stresses the need for further progress in implementing the 2010 constitutional amendments, in particular the adoption of laws on the protection of personal data and military justice, and of laws introducing affirmative-action measures to promote gender equality; notes that the presence and the powers of the Turkish Minister of Justice and his Undersecretary in the High Council of the Judges and Prosecutors (HCoJP) give cause for considerable concern regarding the independence of the judiciary; welcomes the entry into force of legislatio ...[+++]n providing for the right of individuals to petition the Constitutional Court, as foreseen by the 2010 constitutional amendments;

15. Welcomes the introduction of a possibility for two new types of constitutional complaint to the Constitutional Court and understands that a democratic system that is founded on the rule of law does not necessarily need a constitutional court in order to function properly; recalls, however, Opinion No CDL-AD (2011)016 of the Venice Commission, which notes that in states that have opted for a constitutional court, this court should be entitled to assess the compliance of all laws with the human rights guaranteed in the constitution; considers, therefore, that the limitation of constitutional jurisdiction relating to the laws on the c ...[+++]entral budget and taxes weakens the institutional and procedural guarantees for the protection of a number of constitutional rights and for the control of the parliament's and the government's powers in the budgetary field;

· the Constitutional Treaty makes good the democratic deficit that characterises the decision-making process in matters of judicial and police cooperation in criminal matters, and that the merger of the Community into the Union, the extension of the legislative procedure to former third-pillar areas and the introduction of qualified majority voting mean that a genuine 'Union of the rule of law' can at last be achieved;

For one thing, this solution could raise constitutional difficulties in certain Member States. For another, the schemes that this obligation would presuppose are not yet in operation. And thirdly, the procedural relationships between alternative dispute-settlement schemes and the courts (regarding limitation periods, for example) are highly complex and need further study.