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Poland reported that its legislation did not require the issuance of the screening decision.
Bulgaria and Slovenia indicated full implementation of article 54 and provided a detailed account of their relevant legislation, while Hungary reported that its legislation was partially compliant with the article under review.
Egypt reported that its legislation had long sought to proscribe trafficking in women and girls.
Eighty-nine per cent of the States replying(compared with 91 per cent for the second reporting period and 80 for the first)responded in the affirmative(see figure IV). Only one State, Algeria, reported that its legislation did not make such provision.
Turkey reported that its legislation contained detailed provisions on authorization, supervision, enforcement and oversight.
Morocco reported that its legislation was partially compliant with article 16, while Sierra Leone and Uganda stated that they had not implemented the article.
Slovenia reported that its legislation covered gifts, non-monetary contributions, the performance of services or the selling of goods in a way that was beneficial to the political party.
Malta reported that its legislation was fully compliant with the requirements of the Convention concerning international cooperation for purposes of confiscation, as set forth in article 55.
Switzerland reported that its legislation required the establishment of an inventory at the federal level to register all cultural property of the Confederation in a central database.
Bulgaria reported that its legislation on public procurement had been amended in 2006 and that a number of mechanisms for countering corruption in public procurement had been introduced.
Malta reported that its legislation on computer-based crime(Computer Misuse, Chapter 9 of the Laws of Malta) was continuously updated to address emerging threats and risk assessments.
Finland reported that its legislation contained no specific provisions regarding the suppression of terrorism and that provisions related to terrorism can be found in its Penal Code.
Cyprus reported that its legislation for the advancement of women had moved forward at great speed since 1985 and that all provisions discriminating against women had been eliminated.
Lebanon reported that its legislation required the court to hear the juvenile alone and to exempt him or her from attending court sessions in person if it considered that his or her interests so required.
Thailand also reported that its legislation on immigration did not cover any human rights aspect, nor did it prescribe any conduct establishing aggravating circumstances in accordance with article 6, paragraph 3, of the Migrants Protocol.
The Islamic Republic of Iran reported that its legislation prohibited any kind of psychological or physical harassment of children and adolescents and that when a crime was committed against a child, that was considered an aggravating factor.
Morocco reported that its legislation was in partial compliance with the requirements of article 57, with the exception of paragraph 4 of article 57, in respect of which no compliance was reported, and added that specific forms of technical assistance would be required to achieve full compliance.
One State party reported that its legislation on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters was complemented by specific regulations facilitating the submission and receipt of mutual legal assistance requests to and from States parties to the Convention and relating to offences established in accordance with the Convention.
As regards document E/CN.4/1994/91, containing the text of the draft optional protocol on the involvement of children in armed conflicts,the Argentine Republic can report that its legislation provides for military service to be rendered only by persons aged 18 or over.
Denmark reported that its fisheries legislation required every person fishing commercially in Denmark to be registered as a commercial fisherman.
Algeria reported that its domestic legislation criminalized the use of false identification, false certification and the unlawful taking of interest.
Jamaica reported that its domestic legislation contemplated the identification, tracing, freezing or seizure of items liable to confiscation only in offences related to drugs.
Jamaica reported that its domestic legislation permitted the identification, tracing, freezing or seizure of items liable to confiscation, but only in cases involving drug-related offences.
Germany reported that its nuclear legislation contained special provisions for nuclear power activities; however, the provisions have the same content as the provisions of its EIA act.
Estonia reported that its domestic criminal legislation contained provisions criminalizing fraud, forgery and the unlawful use of identification information to facilitate the commission of other crimes.
Slovenia reported that its domestic legislation governed, by a number of regulations, the field of bookkeeping of business and tax liabilities in such a way that any possibility of paid bribes to be claimed as tax allowances was excluded.
Paraguay reported that under its legislation several components, such as the barrel, were to be marked with an indication of their origin.
The Government reported that it derives its legislation from Islamic Shari'a law, which establishes the principle of equality of all people in regard to their rights and obligations.
Spain reported that, under its legislation on conservation of electronic data, such data may only be transferred electronically to competent law enforcement officers for purposes foreseen by law and upon judicial authorization.
In its response to the Secretary-General dated 21 July 1995, Venezuela reported that under its legislation the use of drift-nets was prohibited for all vessels, either national or foreign, of length equal or exceeding 14 metres in zones under national jurisdiction and on the high seas.