Exemple de utilizare a Deciding authority în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Cases/(no data for deciding authority).
The deciding authority accepts correspondence in Polish and English.
Around 100 cases/(no data for deciding authority).
If necessary, the deciding authority will appoint an expert interpreter.
Organising a hearing if requested by the Deciding Authority(Article 9).
The deciding authority is responsible for assessing the application and payment of the compensation.
The original wording regarding the deciding authority should be maintained.
However, the entitled person may also transmit the claim directly to the Polish deciding authority.
The deciding authority accepts minutes of hearings conducted by the assisting authority of another country in the official language of that country.
The assisting authority translates and transmits the application to the deciding authority of the EU country where the crime was committed.
You may request the deciding authority to apply to the assisting authority in your country for assistance in organising the transmission of your hearing.
On average, it takes approximately four weeks to transmit an application, and roughly two weeks for the Deciding Authority to receive the application.
The person(s) to be heard directly by the deciding authority, in accordance with the law of its Member State, through the use in particular of telephone- or video-conferencing; or.
Here you find information about how your application will be assessed by the deciding authority in the EU country where the crime was committed.
This assessment is left to the authority of the Member State under whose compensation scheme the victim is applying(the"Deciding Authority").
How long it takes will depend not only on how complex the case is and what evidence the deciding authority needs to take, but also on the number of cases currently being examined by the deciding authority.
(b) the person(s) to be heard by the assisting authority, in accordance with the lawof its Member State, which will subsequently transmit a report of the hearing to the deciding authority.
Click on the link for more information about how your application will be assessed by the deciding authority in the EU country where the crime was committed.
The deciding authority shall send the decision on the application for compensation, by using the standard form referred to in Article 14, to the applicant and to the assisting authority, as soon as possible, in accordance with national law, after the decision has been taken.
Member States shall establish ordesignate one or several authorities or any other bodies to be responsible for deciding upon applications for compensation, hereinafter referred to as‘deciding authority or authorities'.
At the request of the deciding authority, this cooperation by the Crime Victim Support Offices could consist in providing whatever is necessary for the deciding authority to hold the hearing directly, in particular by telephone or videoconferencing, or in giving a hearing to an applicant for financial aid or to any other person and sending a report of the hearing to the deciding authority.
That national authority then transmits the application directly to the national authority of the EU country in which the crime was committed(deciding authority), which is responsible for assessing the application and paying out the compensation.
More specifically, the figure shows arrangements for voluntary withdrawal, breach of an obligation to withdraw,request for recusal, deciding authority and whether it is possible to appeal against a decision on a request for recusal.
The authority in the Member State of habitual residence transmits the application directly to the authority in the Member State where the crime was committed(deciding authority), which is responsible for assessing the application and paying out the compensation.
Transmitting the application to the Deciding Authorities(Article 6);
Deciding Authorities are responsible for.
The question was answered by less than half of the Deciding Authorities.
Member States are thus required to establish Assisting and Deciding Authorities and to appoint Central Contact Points(Articles 3(1),(2) and 16).
All but two Deciding Authorities reported that they impose a time limit for the completion and submission of a claim for compensation.
The victim may submit a claim for compensation in Italy to the Italian deciding authorities provided that the offence took place in Italy.