Примеры использования National representative body на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Unicameral Riigikogu with 100 seats became the national representative body.
As reported earlier(A/AC.109/2022, paras. 5-6),the General Fono, the national representative body of Tokelau, established a broadly based Special Committee on Constitutional Developments(SCC) at the end of 1994, with a core membership of 30.
The Government was considering the establishment of a joint policy commission led by the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition,as well as an effective national representative body for indigenous Australians.
The delegation referred to the establishment of a new national representative body for Indigenous Australians, the National Congress of Australia's First Peoples.
There had also been much home-generated work on governance arrangements, on the concept of theModern House of Tokelau, on a Constitution and on the place and function of the national representative body, the General Fono.
In addition, the General Fono is the more recently established national representative body, comprising members elected from each atoll by universal suffrage to serve three-year terms.
The main purpose of this Bill is to provide theGeneral Fono of Tokelau, the Tokelauan national representative body, with a subordinate legislative power.
In August 1998, the General Fono(the national representative body) endorsed a comprehensive report entitled"Modern House of Tokelau", which addressed the core issue for Tokelau in creating a constitutional framework: how to construct a self-governing nation based on the village.
According to information providedby the administering Power, on 3 August 1998, the General Fono(the national representative body) endorsed a comprehensive report entitled“Modern House of Tokelau”.
In November 2003, Tokelau's General Fono(the national representative body) took a formal decision, by consensus and with the support of all three Village Councils, to endorse self-government in free association with New Zealand as the choice to be actively explored with the New Zealand Government.
The Constitution of Tokelau contained governing arrangements and administrative structures that reflected the nation's unique situation andthe laws passed by the General Fono(the national representative body) had thus far enabled the Tokelau people to live a peaceful and harmonious life without the need for prisons or similar institutions.
In August 1998, the General Fono(the national representative body) endorsed a comprehensive report entitled"Modern House of Tokelau", which addressed the core issue for Tokelau in creating a constitutional framework: how to construct a self-governing nation based on the atoll or"village" structure.
At the formal national level, New Zealand has acted to devolve executive and legislative powers to Tokelau. On 27 January 1994, the Administrator's powers, which cover administration of the executive government of Tokelau,were delegated to the General Fono(the national representative body), and when the General Fono is not in session, to the Council of Faipule a Cabinet-equivalent body established in 1993.
His delegation also welcomed the substantial progress made on the question of Tokelau, noting that that the national representative body of Tokelau, the General Fono, had decided to defer consideration of any future act of self-determination, and that renewed efforts were under way to strengthen essential services and infrastructure.
As reported in previous working papers on the questionof Tokelau(see A/AC.109/2001/5 and A/AC.109/2002/6), the current process of constitutional development stems from the 1998 decision by the General Fono(the national representative body) to endorse a comprehensive report entitled"Modern House of Tokelau", which addressed the core issue for Tokelau in creating a constitutional framework: how to construct a self-governing nation based on the atoll or village structure.
In November 2009, the Australian Government announced the establishment of a national representative body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to be known as the National Congress of Australia's First Peoples.
In 2007, the Australian Government committed to establishing a national representative body to give Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people a voice in national affairs.
Introducing the report,he recalled that the New Zealand Government had seconded the national representative body of Tokelau in inviting the United Nations to send a mission to the Non-Self-Governing Territory of Tokelau in August 2002.
The letter recalled that the possibility of this mission had been favourably considered by Tokelau's General Fono(national representative body) in February 2002, further raised in the June 2002 session of the Special Committee and encouraged by the Ulu-o-Tokelau(titular head of Tokelau), Faipule Pio Tuia, in an ensuing informal dialogue with the Committee.
Consultation is usually provided by law either as a consultation with national representative bodies or as a general public consultation and not as a general institutionalized procedure for public participation in preparing national legislation or executive regulations.
Those amendments had modified the parameters of the make-up of the national representative bodies such that no party any longer had an absolute majority in the Chamber of Deputies.
Furthermore, there was increasing indigenous participation in trade unions and in business,supported by the national representative bodies and actively promoted as part of the reconciliation process, and a strategy has been initiated for the recruitment of indigenous people into public sector employment at state, territory and federal levels.
Lastly, the Special Rapporteur on adequate housing as a component of the right to anadequate standard of living stated that indigenous participation, including by establishing national representative bodies, is essential in the decisions affecting them A/HRC/4/18/Add.2.
Australia was committed to supporting the establishment of a national indigenous representative body.
It further recommended to one State party to establish an adequately resourced national indigenous representative body.
The National Assembly, the representative body of all Angolans, expresses the sovereign will of the people.
In 2009, the Human Rights Committee acknowledged the consultative process initiated by Australia in order to establish a national indigenous representative body to replace the Aboriginal and Torres Islander Commission CCPR/C/AUS/CO/5.
The People's National Assembly, a single-chamber representative body, is the supreme organ of State power.
The National Assembly shall be the representative body of the people, which shall implement the legislative power.
The State party should increase its efforts for an effective consultation with indigenous peoples in decision-making in all areas havingan impact on their rights and establish an adequately resourced national indigenous representative body.