Примеры использования Access to documents act на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Environmental Information Act provides that certain provisions in the Access to Documents Act do not apply to environmental information.
The Access to Documents Act states that, if these concerns apply for a part of a document, the rest of the document must be made available to the applicant.
The vast majority of actual exemptions under the regulations are in complete accordance with the Convention, and the Access to Documents Act goes further than the Convention in some cases.
In accordance with the Access to Documents Act, the right of access to documents includes entries in journals, registers and other lists of relevant documents. .
Information included in public statistics or scientific studies can be exempted from disclosure if such exemption follows from other exemptions in the Access to Documents Act which are in accordance with the Convention.
The Access to Documents Act states that the person requesting access to documents should be informed about the other contents of a document, if only part of a document covers.
By far the majority of actual exemptions in under the Danish regulations are in complete accordance with the Convention,and. Tthe Access to Documents Act goes further than the Convention in some areas than is immediately consistent with the Convention. cases.
In accordance with the Access to Documents Act, the right to of access to documents includes entries in journals, registers, and other lists of the relevant documents related to the relevant case.
The Act on Access to Information Relating to the Environment(Environmental Information Act) supplements the Public Administration Act and the Access to Documents Act with regard to information on the environment.
The exemption in the Access to Documents Act providing that information collected as part of public statistics and scientific studies is not subject to disclosure cannot therefore be applied to environmental information.
The Environmental Information Act provides that anyone has a right to environmental information, subject to the conditions andexceptions found in the Access to Documents Act and Public Administration Act. .
Information on emissions to the surrounding area can only be exempted under the Access to Documents Act when there is specific documentation that disclosure would lead to significant financial damage to the enterprise.
The Access to Documents Act states that the person requesting access to documents should be informed about of the other contents of a document, if the following concerns are only relevant for part of the document. .
The Environmental Information Act lays down provides that anyone has a right to environmental information, subject to under the conditions andwith the exceptions consequential upon found in the Access to Documents Act and the Public Administration Act, .
The Access to Documents Act lays down a duty to grant access to the following documents that are exempted from disclosure with respect to information on actual circumstances with material significance for the circumstances of a case.
A specific assessment is made of the individual case, as the authorities have anobligation to assess whether, in accordance with the principle of public transparency, access to documents should be applied to information which, according to the Access to Documents Act, is exempt from disclosure.
The exemption in the Access to Documents Act, providing that information collected as part of public statistics and scientific studies is not subject to access to documentsdisclosure, cannot therefore be applied in connection with to environmental information.
The balance between, on the one hand, the interests of the public to have specific environmental information, and on the other,the need to keep certain information confidential is expressed in a number of regulations containing provisions on exemptions from the Access to Documents Act and the Public Administration Act. .
The Act on Public Access to Documents in Administrative Files(Access to Documents Act) contains the general regulations concerning the obligations of an administrative authority to allow access to documents received or prepared by it as part of its administrative case processing.
A specific assessment is made of the individual case,as the authorities have an obligation to assess whether, in accordance with the principle of public opennesstransparency, access to documents should be applied to material information which, according to the Access to Documents Act, is exempt from access to documentsdisclosure.
In accordance with section 1 of the Access to Documents Act, public authorities and bodies, including natural and legal persons with public responsibilities, or which carry out public functions or services in relation to the environment, and which are subject to public supervision, are covered by the duties to notify access to environmental information.
The Access to Documents Act and the Environmental Information Act only give the only contain authority to levy charges for the supply of transcripts and copies of informationdocuments, and therefore do not give authority to levy charges for access to registers of authorities or environmental information, irrespective of whether they are inspected on-site or via electronically access to the registers.
The Access to Documents Act includes the possibility to limit the right of access to documents following a specific assessment due to concerns of public sector control, regulation and planning activities; the economic interests of the public sector; and private and public sector interests where the particular nature of the case requires that they be kept confidential.
Information on emissions to the surrounding area can only be exempted under the Access to Documents Act when there is specific documentation that disclosure of the information would lead to significant financial damage to the enterprise. Information on emissions that is relevant for the protection of the environment can only be exempted when disclosure will lead to significant financial damage to the enterprise, and the regulations of the Convention provide for the possibility to exempt the information.
Furthermore, the Administration of Justice Act provides for general access to documents regarding judgements, Court orders, etc.