Примеры использования Space legislation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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National space legislation.
Why did your Government enact national space legislation?
Reasons for States to enact national space legislation or the reasons for the absence of such legislation; .
Aspects related to the relationship between international space law and national space legislation were also discussed.
National space legislation: the final text of a draft model law will be submitted for adoption at the 75th ILA Conference.
If your Government has not yet enacted national space legislation, what are the reasons for the absence of such legislation? .
Some delegations expressed the view that that information could also provide a basis for the future harmonization of national space legislation.
Thus, existing Spanish space legislation has essentially come into existence in response to the international obligations assumed by Spain.
The two main pillars of the ILA report,i.e. remote sensing and national space legislation, were considered closely to be interrelated.
Chapter II should be revised with a view to obtaining consistency in the methodology used for summarizing national space legislation.
The view was expressed that national space legislation was of vital importance to the implementation of international legal norms and principles.
Aspects related to the relationship between international space law and national space legislation were the focus of the fourth session.
Swedish space legislation consists of the Act on Space Activities(1982:963) and the Decree on Space Activities 1982:1069.
The view was expressed that at the current time it was important to promote national space legislation rather than to consider new instruments in international law.
The Working Group noted that several States did not regard themselves as space-faring nations andfor that reason they had thus far not considered enacting national space legislation.
Member States that had not yet enacted national space legislation should be invited to submit information on the reasons for the absence of such legislation. .
The Subcommittee heard the following presentations by the observer for Tunisia on this agenda item:"Tunisia's space programme: action andvision" and"Tunisian space legislation.
In that sense,the findings of its current multi-year work on national space legislation would be consistent with the findings and recommendations made under those agenda items.
The Subcommittee recalled that,in accordance with the multi-year workplan, States were to submit information on their respective national space legislation and regulatory frameworks.
The view was expressed that an exchange of information on national space legislation would promote both the acceptance and the implementation of the principles and provisions enshrined in the United Nations treaties on outer space. .
In that respect, the Workshop recommended that the Office for Outer Space Affairs develop basic elements that could be included in national space legislation and licensing regimes.
The Office for Outer Space Affairs should maintain an up-to-date database on national space legislation and policy on the basis of information provided by Member States A/61/20, para. 191.
The view was expressed that information on the activities of international intergovernmental andnon-governmental organizations relating to space law would greatly assist States in developing national space legislation.
The workshop observed that enacting national space legislation was one of many mechanisms to authorize and continue to supervise space activities of non-governmental entities.
The Working Group noted with satisfaction the holding, in conjunction with the forty-ninth session of the Subcommittee, of a symposium entitled"National space legislation: crafting legal engines for the growth of space activities.
Part II, containing the Sofia Guidelines for a Model Law on National Space Legislation, together with explanatory notes by the General Rapporteur, will be made available to the Legal Subcommittee in a conference room paper.
The view was expressed that, while the set of guidelines would be voluntary in nature,States choosing to implement them could also ensure the compliance of non-governmental organizations with the guidelines by enacting national space legislation.
The Committee agreed that member States should regularly provide the Office for Outer Space Affairs with information on their national space legislation and policy in order for the Office to maintain an up-to-date database on that subject.
The view was expressed that the availability of information on the activities of international intergovernmental andnon-governmental organizations relating to space law would greatly assist States in developing national space legislation.
The Czech Republic has not yet enacted any space legislation and/or regulations because its space activities are limited; they mostly consist of scientific research, navigation and telecommunications, technology development and Earth observation.