Examples of using Basic legislative in English and their translations into Portuguese
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We need a basic legislative framework for e-commerce.
Provisions to this end could be laid down, as appropriate, in the basic legislative acts concerned.
The first is the creation of a basic legislative framework to facilitate this type of business.
This system aims clearly at defining exactly the respective role of the executive andlegislative power in the basic legislative instrument.
This dialogue must open up the basic legislative framework of Community finances to the codecision procedure.
The European Parliament's role should not be merely accessory,but should rather reflect the influence that it wields when it comes to adopting basic legislative instruments.
We will consequently have the basic legislative framework in the field of immigration policy that is being discussed in Council.
For that reason, we need to learn a lesson from our experience and act in accordance with the precautionary principle, for example,when we adopt basic legislative instruments regarding nanomaterials.
Progress has been achieved with the adoption of the basic legislative framework and the creation of important new institutions.
While the basic legislative and policy structures may be in place, attention must now concentrate on effectively implementing them and introducing far greater coordination.
The procedure must be made clear in the basic legislative provision requiring to be amended by comitology.
Basic legislative criteria that ensure quality of informationare not always followed. These criteria's recommendations include providing links with alert messages or that take the user directly to the ANVISA site, constantly updating information and making provider information visible.
The committees intervene within the framework of the procedures set out in the basic legislative instrument, in compliance with the Council's comitology decision.
In any situation where a basic legislative provision envisages amendment by a comitology procedure it must include in the basic provision the actual procedure for the comitology.
Indeed, delegated acts are general acts which may modify unnecessary aspects of a basic legislative act, providing a mandate for delegating executive power to the Commission.
Delegated acts: Article 290 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union allows the legislator, i.e. the Parliament and the Council, to delegate to the Commission the power to adopt non-legislative acts of general application, supplementing oramending certain non-essential elements of a basic legislative act.
The committees intervene within the framework of the procedures set out in the basic legislative instrument, in compliance with the Council's comitology decision, Decision 1999/468/EC. 3.
If you would allow me to conclude on the alignment, because this is very important for Parliament, here again we would advocate the pragmatic approach, because this Parliament, together with the Commission,has already done considerable work as regards the alignment of more than 250 basic legislative acts which have been aligned under the pragmatic approach.
Surely an organisation that is promoting law cannot be effective if changes to its basic legislative instrument come into force only several years after a decision has been made to accept them.
Consequently, in the basic legislative act it has to be made clear from the outset which implementing measures are based on codecision procedures, that is, Article 152 and which provisions do not have as their direct objective the protection of public health and would therefore not be subject to Parliament's right of scrutiny.
Third, the committees deliver opinions on draft implementing measures submitted to them by the Commission pursuant to the basic legislative instrument and intervene within the framework of the advisory procedure, the management procedure or the regulatory procedure provided for that purpose.
Madam President, all legislative systems have a procedure for conferring implementing powers on the executive. This often means that the executive is empowered to enact detailed technical legislation, sometimes going further andunder strict conditions modifying the basic legislative text within certain limits.
In future, these instruments will provide the basic legislative acts for Community expenditures in support of external cooperation programmes including thematic programmes and will replace the existing thematic regulations.
Article 9 of Council Decision 1999/468/EC[2] repeals the old comitology Decision 87/373/EEC of 13 July1987(the 1987 Comitology Decision).[3] The 1987 procedures remained temporarily in force until the amendment of the basic legislative instruments, in line with the comitology procedures pursuant to Decision 1999/468/EC.
In future, these instruments will provide the basic legislative acts for Community expenditures in support of external cooperation programmes including thematic programmes and will replace the existing thematic regulations.
Where appropriate, and unless it has already been sent with a prior communication,Member States shall simultaneously communicate the text of the basic legislative or regulatory provisions principally and directly concerned, should knowledge of such text be necessary to assess the implications of the draft technical regulation.
In future, these instruments will form the basic legislative acts for Community expenditures in support of external cooperation programmes, including appropriate thematic programmes and will replace, inter alia, the existing thematic regulations.
In contrast to the Commission, we believe that an implementing rule cannot be amended, adapted or updated,these being the key elements of the basic legislative acts, including the annexes, and when we talk about'technical adaptations', we know perfectly well that, very often, key elements of the legislation are dealt with in the annexes.
The Member State must also send the Commission the text of the basic legislative and regulatory provisions, informing it of the legal context of the notified draft and enabling it to assess the implications for example, the text to be amended by the draft.
