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… 51 8 Inspecties en audits ............................................................................ 53 8.1 Externe Inspecties ......................................................................... 53 8.2 Regionale contacten ...................................................................... 53 8.3 Interne audits ............................................................................... 53 8.4 Controles en metingen … wel chemisch afval; in enkele gevallen als radioactief afval 14C 6,0 E+01 5,8 E+03 1 E+04 238U 6,9 E+00 - 1 E+01 8 Inspecties en audits 8.1 Externe Inspecties In 2017 hebben er geen inspecties plaatsgevonden door inspecteurs van de ANVS. 8.2 Regionale contacten In het verslagjaar werd het project waarbij de algemeen coördinerend deskundige betrokken was aangaande de inzet bij een ongeval met een A-object in buurland België, een initiatief van de Veiligheidsregio Zuid-Limburg, beëindigd. In 2018 zal … aan de toezichthoudende taak. Op de afdeling A1 (verpleging patiënten nucleaire therapie) wordt het toezicht ingevuld door de toezichthouder nucleaire geneeskunde, waardoor de afstand iets groter is. Dit wordt niet als onoverkomelijk gezien omdat de contacten goed zijn en geborgd worden in overlegstructuren. Legenda In orde bevonden Actiepunt Overtreding Niet van toepassing Op de afdeling RNL, een centrale voorziening voor wetenschappelijk onderzoek met verspreidbare radioactieve stoffen, zijn de …

… de actualiteit, dan wel het detailniveau waarop stralingshygiënische incidenten zijn uitgewerkt. Als eerste stap wordt overlegd met alle toezichthouders en coördinerend deskundigen om een gezamenlijk standpunt hierover in te nemen. Daarna zal contact gezocht worden met de calamiteitenorganisaties van de verschillende instellingen om tot een gezamenlijke aanpak te komen. 8.2.2 Apparatuur Alle röntgenapparatuur wordt onderworpen aan onderhoud en kwaliteitscontrole, onder verantwoordelijkheid …

… own working environment, in their own country. This means that the Master can easily be combined with their current job, since there is no need to move abroad for a long period of time. During the programme, participants are supported by e-workshops and keep in touch via the Internet. The programme is an international collaboration of scientists from the universities of Maastricht, Florence, Paris Diderot, Tel Aviv, Bristol, Bonn and Imperial College London. With an international faculty of … individual research project. Under supervision of one of our experienced faculty members, students conduct their own scientific study and publish the results in a peer- reviewed journal. To help developing scientific skills, the programme includes workshops and conference-like teaching settings at the Summer Courses. http://www.psychosenet.nl ANNUAL REPORT 2015 | MHeNs | 23 Trends and strategic plans Trends There is an urgent call for neuroscience research to become more ‘impactful’ and relevant for … Based in Europe, focused on the world. Maastricht University is a stimulating environment. Where research and teaching are complementary. Where innovation is our focus. Where talent can flourish. A truly student oriented research university. Contact information School for Mental Health and Neuroscience Universiteitssingel 40 6229 ER Maastricht The Netherlands Telephone: +31 43 388 1021 Fax: +31 43 388 4086 E-mail: secr-mhens@maastrichtuniversity.nl Internet: …

… of earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA). This is aligned with the OECD proposal that where such limitations should be made in reference to EDITDA, recommending values between 10% and 30%.332 4.2.5. Action 6: “Treaty Shopping” With this Action, the OECD attempts to prevent international taxpayers from “treaty shopping” – usually for the purposes of attaining any treaty, DTT benefit which was 328 ATAD 1 (n 318) Art. 7. 329 OECD, ‘Limiting Base Erosion Involving … Frances Webber, Statewatch analysis, ‘The original EU Directive on return (expulsion)’ (2007) p. 10 Return Detention in Post-2015 Germany 2 (2) Atlas Law Journal 2023 239 in specialised (non-criminal) detention facilities.75 Detainees are allowed to contact legal representatives, family members, and consular authorities (article 16 (3)-(5)). International and Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) shall have access to the detention facilities. Conditions relating to the size of rooms, access to … 2 (2) Atlas Law Journal 2023 250 be provided with the necessary means to defend themselves, including the appointment of a lawyer117 and the provision of legal aid.118 In accordance with section 62a(2) of the Residence Act, detainees are permitted to contact legal representatives. Individuals may further receive a gratuitous initial legal consultation pursuant to section 7(3) of the Deportation Detention Act. However, a one-time legal consultation is far from sufficient, particularly considering …

… of earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA). This is aligned with the OECD proposal that where such limitations should be made in reference to EDITDA, recommending values between 10% and 30%.332 4.2.5. Action 6: “Treaty Shopping” With this Action, the OECD attempts to prevent international taxpayers from “treaty shopping” – usually for the purposes of attaining any treaty, DTT benefit which was 328 ATAD 1 (n 318) Art. 7. 329 OECD, ‘Limiting Base Erosion Involving … Frances Webber, Statewatch analysis, ‘The original EU Directive on return (expulsion)’ (2007) p. 10 Return Detention in Post-2015 Germany 2 (2) Atlas Law Journal 2023 239 in specialised (non-criminal) detention facilities.75 Detainees are allowed to contact legal representatives, family members, and consular authorities (article 16 (3)-(5)). International and Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) shall have access to the detention facilities. Conditions relating to the size of rooms, access to … 2 (2) Atlas Law Journal 2023 250 be provided with the necessary means to defend themselves, including the appointment of a lawyer117 and the provision of legal aid.118 In accordance with section 62a(2) of the Residence Act, detainees are permitted to contact legal representatives. Individuals may further receive a gratuitous initial legal consultation pursuant to section 7(3) of the Deportation Detention Act. However, a one-time legal consultation is far from sufficient, particularly considering …

… a different group and end goal (MacGregor et al., 2017). These three definitions are: First, direct trade can be used as a general concept for coffee sourcing. This definition focuses on roasting firms and coffee producers having direct and consistent contact with each other. This is headed by the roasters who typically send a buyer to the coffee producer in order to negotiate quality-based prices which will be paid directly to producers (MacGregor et al., 2017). Second, direct trade is used as a … Union Hand-Roasted Coffee co-director Steven Macatonia discusses the learning benefits of direct trade (Macatonia, 2013). Macatonia claims that his company provides technical training to coffee farmers within Guatemala, stating that the organise “workshop training in Guatemala that will train farmers to evaluate their coffees and not just to remove defects but to select for complex sensory attributes” (Macatonia, 2013) thereby improving the quality of the coffee and the quality of the producer. The … states “to acquire alternative chemicals to control pests and diseases” (Caretti, 2016). However, although this article discusses governments banning harmful substances, it does not discuss whether governments introduce education programmes and workshops to educate coffee farmers on environmental protection and climate change adaptation. Consequently, the results of the assessment conclude that there is a very weak quantity of data to suggest that hard-law has failed to develop the education and …

… taxonomy, while groundbreaking, have been expanded upon by subsequent research to reflect other types of dark patterns as well as their harmfulness.15 In 2019, Mathur and others conducted an extensive study analysing 53,000 product pages from 11,000 shopping websites. This research uncovered nearly 2,000 instances of dark patterns.16 Their research led to a more comprehensive taxonomy and a refined definition of dark patterns as “user interface design choices that benefit an online service by … the 2022 Symposium on Computer Science and Law 181 <https://pure.uvt.nl/ws/portalfiles/portal/65614055/gunawan_santos_kamara_20 22_cslaw.pdf> accessed 30 August 2024. 16 Arunesh Mathur and others, ‘Dark Patterns at Scale: Findings from a Crawl of 11K Shopping Websites’ [2019] 3 Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction 1 < https://arxiv.org/pdf/1907.07032.pdf > accessed 30 August 2024. 17 ibid, 2. 5 such, and different views on whether certain practices should be considered as dark … decision of the Irish Supervisory Authority regarding Meta Platforms Ireland Limited (Instagram) under Article 65(1)(a) GDPR (2022). The EDPB and the DPC found that Instagram infringed the GDPR in two key ways regarding child users: (i) Meta processed contact information from children's business accounts without a legal basis, and (ii) Instagram set child user accounts to "public" by default, exposing their content to anyone. Additionally, the EDPB reviewed TikTok's design practices and found that …

… can also be traced back to the fact that national regulatory authorities were the main actors, as they had to perform completeness checks, risk assessments and needed to notify their findings to the Commission. In other words, there was no direct contact between on the one hand, the industry and on the other hand, the Commission, which resulted in high costs and immense delays.132 In order to prevent the internal market from being further distorted and human health and environment from being …