5210 Retrospective surveillance

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RETROACTIVITY OF PAYMENTS

Table II.9 List of vacant Chief Procurement Officer positions

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Retroactive application of the Anti Terrorism Act

The Act provides for the grant of retroactive benefits for up to one year preceding the date of application only in exceptional circumstances can benefits be granted as from an earlier date.

In urgent cases, however, these approvals can be obtained retroactively.

It is worth pointing out that the issue raised by the Human Rights Committee about the retroactive force of the Anti Terrorism Act is a general one and does not mention any specific cases in which the Act was applied retroactively.

The Committee apos s concurrence for the upgrading of a number of senior posts was requested, in some instances, on an ex post facto basis.

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He has never admitted these errors on the contrary, he has retrospectively exaggerated his own prescience.

(Intervening in contractual relations ex post to enforce union demands is an emerging characteristic of the administration).

Reasons of legal certainty militated against removing the privilege enjoyed by this group retroactively.

Diagnosis is made retrospectively by finding an organized blood clot or a depressed area on a delivered placenta.

No other cases of retroactively approved consultancy contracts have occurred since July 1993.

c The change applicable to 1991 reflects an increase granted retroactively in May 1993.

(b) That it expects that it will not be asked to take any future decisions on budgets for peace keeping operations retroactively

The Decree also explicitly provides in paragraph 4 that the punishment of tattooing shall have retroactive effect.

Some of them are however likely to grant the Fund tax exemption but not retroactively.

Applying the law retroactively beyond a certain time limit, however, would contradict the general principles of law.

Indeed, it boldly proclaims the principles that all citizens are equal without distinction as to race, gender or religion the principle of nullum crimen sine lege, nulla pena sina lege the principle that laws and regulations shall operate retroactively only where they grant rights and benefits to the citizens the principle that the home and correspondence shall be inviolate and the presumption of innocence until proven guilty.

A test examination of consultants apos contracts issued in 1993 did not reveal any retrospective approvals.

(Claim by internationally recruited United Nations General Service staff member for retroactive payment of allowances granted to her prospectively after Judgement No. 408 Rosetti)

Instead of accepting the separation of powers, they appropriated the distribution of power, attempting to modify the powers of the President retroactively without consulting the Nicaraguan people.

91. Many of the contract extensions were reviewed as walk in agenda items, and some were approved ex post facto.

The other two cases were reviewed and approved by the Contracts Review Committee ex post facto which, therefore, rendered its deliberations meaningless.

Article 25(5) of the Act provides that if special circumstances exist, retroactive benefits can be granted for a longer period.

It cannot be assumed as a matter of course that a retroactive granting of benefits as of 23 December 1984 is an appropriate remedy.

Article 6 Right to work According to principle 11 of the Great Green Document on Human Rights in the Age of the Masses, society guarantees the right to work, which is a duty and a right for every individual to the extent of his or her abilities, alone or in association with others.

A penal transfer treaty's objectives, however, require that it remain in effect, at least retrospectively, during hostilities.

7. Affirms that it expects that it will not be asked to take any future decisions on budgets for peace keeping operations retroactively

6. Affirms that it expects that it will not be asked to take any future decisions on budgets for peace keeping operations retroactively

Its retroactive effect constitutes a violation of article 15 (1) of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (see para. 49 above).

It was irrelevant in this context whether such an increase could have been introduced retroactively and whether it would have had any beneficial effect for the author.

He pointed out that the validity of a handwritten signature could also be determined by a court after the fact if it was challenged by one of the parties.

The Board of Appeal (Raad van Beroep), on 30 March 1990, agreed that special circumstances should be taken into account and that the author should be granted retroactive benefits.

He explained that, in so far as the decrees are retroactive, there are several hundred deserters and evaders already under detention on whom the operations are being carried out.

7. Affirms that it expects that it will not be asked to take any future decisions on budgets for peace keeping operations retroactively

The new system, which has been applied retroactively to resolutions adopted before 1 January 1965, became fully operative on that date.

As a consequence of the salary scale revisions at Geneva and at other locations it is estimated that some 850 benefits will have to be recalculated and adjusted retroactively.

We wanted to ask members of the public to help us come up with a policy, not after the fact, commenting on a rule after it's written, the way is typically the case, but in advance.

Similarly, it was noted from the proceedings of the Committee on Contracts that 20 requisitions totalling 20.5 million were submitted to the Committee for retroactive approval.

He also asked whether the decision could be retracted, and if so, whether there was a system in place to provide compensation to victims of injustices.

This was, however, not intended by the Covenant and impracticable in cases where definite tax assessments could not be increased retroactively.