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… a whole. The NetzDG provides for the outsourcing of content control, entailing undue interference by private enterprises as to the right to freedom of expression and privacy. The sanctions imposed to social network providers for failing to fulfil the requirements of the Act, or for fulfilling them wrongly, consist in fines of up to 500,000, 5 million or 50 million euros. These high fines raise proportionality concerns: is it reasonable and necessary for the economic sanctions to be that high? This … Platforms offering journalistic or editorial content as well as those enabling individual communication or the dissemination of specific content fall outside the scope of the Act. As to the material scope, shared or published content which fulfils the requirements of twenty criminal offences as defined in the Criminal Code is considered unlawful content. The list includes crimes against the State, the honour, and sexual self-determination, mainly90. 90 Exhaustive list of the criminal offences …
… in the recognition of academic diplomas. Now the efforts of the Benelux go even further and the focus has been shifted to another target group: professionals. Here too, there are challenges. After all, each profession has its own technical and legal requirements, which differ from country to country. Since the 60th anniversary of the Benelux, the day’s location is called the house of the Benelux. It must be a symbol of openness and hospitality. Mr. Antoine thanks all present and wishes everyone a …
Today, our UM alumni community consists of almost 10.000 graduates. This column features three alumni at at time, who followed the same study programme. Graduated in different cohorts, they're now working in various branches. Read more about their jobs, ambitions and dreams.
… in light of TPD’s require- ment that tobacco producers submit and publish lists of the ingredients DUTCH TOBACCO CONTROL POLICY FROM THE 1950S TO THE PRESENT 46 in their products. The government remained steadfast that it would implement the TPD-1 requirements, despite industry protests. It accepted the risk of being taken to court by the industry, which eventu- ally happened. Partly because of a change of government, the interim cabinet was unable to achieve the EU deadline. An additional … the Dutch context. This was enough to satisfy the senate. The decision to make this a structural, yearly tobacco education budget was left to the new cabinet (Balkenende II), where it stalled. The revision of the Tobacco Act to accommodate the TPD-1 requirements was approved by the senate on 28 January 2003. imPlEmEnting tHE tobaCCo aCt (2003–2005) At the end of May 2003, the Balkenende II cabinet replaced the failed first Balkenende cabinet. Former Minister of Finance Hans Hoogervorst (VVD) … for new legislation.22 Such a paragraph would require disclosure of lobbying contacts that occurred in the drafting process of laws and give details about who, on behalf of which organisation, visited which policymaker, with what inten- tions; similar requirements exist in other jurisdictions, including the United States, England, and the European Union. Three years later the initiative law had still not been introduced. According to Bouwmeester, “writing such a proposal is complicated and the …