Restorative Justice in the Nineties - Healing Communities

food technology teacher | vocational teacher in food service | cooking instructor | food service vocational teacher

prepare and maintain food service areas | prepare restaurant for service | prepare the restaurant for service | set up the restaurant

greet and accompany guests to tables | welcome guests at restaurant | greet clients and usher them to their table | welcome restaurant guests

catering industry [ café | HORECA | International Organisation of Hotel and Restaurant Associations | restaurant | restaurant industry ]

catering [ canteen | works canteen ]

Confederation of National Hotel and Restaurant Associations of the European Community | HOTREC [Abbr.]

hotels, restaurants and institutions [ HRI | HRI sector ]

Amend the Supreme Court law, not apply a lowered retirement age to current judges, remove the discretionary power of the President to prolong the mandate of Supreme Court judges, and remove the extraordinary appeal procedure, which includes a power to reopen final judgments taken years earlier; Amend the law on the National Council for the Judiciary, to not terminate the mandate of judges-members, and ensure that the new appointment regime continues to guarantee the election of judges-members by their peers; Amend or withdraw the law on Ordinary Courts Organisation, in particular to remove the new retirement regime for judges including the discretionary powers of the Minister of Justice ...[+++] to prolong the mandate of judges and to appoint and dismiss presidents of courts; Restore the independence and legitimacy of the Constitutional Tribunal, by ensuring that its judges, President and Vice-President are lawfully elected and by ensuring that all its judgements are published and fully implemented; Refrain from actions and public statements which could further undermine the legitimacy of the judiciary.

Amend the Supreme Court law, not apply a lowered retirement age to current judges, remove the discretionary power of the President to prolong the mandate of Supreme Court judges, and remove the extraordinary appeal procedure , which includes a power to reopen final judgments taken years earlier; Amend the law on the National Council for the Judiciary, to not terminate the mandate of judges-members, and ensure that the new appointment regime continues to guarantee election of judges-members by their peers; Amend or withdraw the law on Ordinary Courts Organisation, in particular to remove the new retirement regime for judges including the discretionary powers of the Minister of Justice ...[+++] to prolong the mandate of judges and to appoint and dismiss presidents of courts; Restore the independence and legitimacy of the Constitutional Tribunal, by ensuring that its judges, President and Vice-Presidents are lawfully elected and by ensuring that all its legitimately delivered judgements are published and fully implemented; Refrain from actions and public statements which could further undermine the legitimacy of the judiciary.

Therefore, the Commission is pursuing an ambitious campaign for a coordinated EU approach against tax evasion and avoidance, to boost Member States' collective stance against these problems, restore fairness in taxation and ensure stability for citizens and businesses in the EU.

110. Stresses that high-quality justice systems can play a key role in restoring confidence, bringing about a return to growth, and contributing to trust and stability; points out that predictable, timely and enforceable judicial decisions are important structural components of an attractive business environment, as outlined in the Commission communication entitled ‘The EU Justice scoreboard, a tool to promote effective justice and growth’ (COM(2013)0160);