Examples of using Re-use of documents in English and their translations into Swedish
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This Directive does not contain an obligation to allow re-use of documents.
In some cases the re-use of documents will take place without a licence being agreed.
Directive 2003/98/EC does not contain an obligation to allow re-use of documents.
The revised provisions would apply to the re-use of documents where these are generally accessible,
public sector bodies should take into account the possibilities for the re-use of documents by and for people with disabilities.
Any other applicable conditions for the re-use of documents shall be clearly expressed
It spells out the conditions within which public sector bodies can exercise their intellectual property rights in the internal information market when allowing re-use of documents.
Article 3 indicates that if public sector bodies allow the re-use of documents, the conditions in chapters II and III will apply.
The re-use of documents shall be open to all potential users in the market, even if one or more users already exploit added-value products based on these documents. .
Any applicable conditions for the non-commercial re-use of documents shall be non‑discriminatory for comparable categories of re-users.
above the marginal costs for the re-use of documents they hold.
Public sector bodies may allow for re-use of documents without conditions or may impose conditions, where appropriate through a licence,
datasets and charging for the re-use of documents.
Any applicable charges for the re-use of documents held by public sector bodies shall be pre-established
Public sector bodies should comply with Union and national competition rules when establishing the principles for re-use of documents avoiding as far as possible exclusive agreements between themselves and private partners.
Where charges are made for the re-use of documents, the total amount charged by public sector bodies shall be limited to the marginal costs incurred for their reproduction and dissemination.
setting minimum rules for the re-use of documents owned by public agencies, would be implemented
The re-use of documents shall be open to all potential actors in the market,
Public sector bodies should respect competition rules when establishing the principles for re-use of documents avoiding as far as possible exclusive agreements between themselves
Where charges are made for the re-use of documents, they should in principle be limited to the marginal costs incurred for their reproduction
Member States shall ensure that, where the re-use of documents is allowed,
Member States shall ensure that, where the re-use of documents held by public sector bodies is allowed,
public sector bodies should take into account the possibilities for the re-use of documents by and for persons with disabilities by providing the information in accessible formats.
Transparency Any applicable conditions and standard charges for the re-use of documents held by public sector bodies shall be pre-established
Allowing re-use of documents held by a public sector body adds value for the re-users,
However, this requires a level playing field at Union level in terms of whether or not the re-use of documents is authorised,
In the case of standard charges for the re-use of documents, any applicable conditions and the actual amount of those charges,
the total income from supplying and allowing re-use of documents should not exceed the cost of collection
The total income from supplying and allowing the re-use of documents over the appropriate accounting period shall not exceed the cost of their collection,
Where charges are made, the total income from supplying and allowing re-use of documents shall not exceed the cost of collection,