1. Unless otherwise provided for in the implementing Regulation, where a person is eligible to receive a benefit or is liable to pay a contribution in accordance with the basic Regulation but the competent institution does not have all the information concerning the situation in another Member State that is needed to calculate definitively the amount of that benefit or contribution, that institution shall award this benefit on request of the person concerned or calculate this contribution on a provisional basis, if such a calculation is possible on the basis of the information at the disposal of the institution.

If employees are to pay mandatory contributions to private insurance in addition to contributions to a state pension, then I think a better solution would be to increase the contribution to guarantee the first pillar.

It is interesting to note that the EU parties are clearly incapable of inducing either their member parties or the individual members of the member parties to pay a fee for membership of the EU party. Instead, we are forced to finance the EU parties with public funds.

This means that under Belgian legislation companies already required to pay social security contributions in their Member State of origin (which they can prove by means of certificate E 101 issued by that State) must pay social contributions a second time Belgium: excessive cost of residence and work permits in the Brussels region A reasoned opinion will also be transmitted to Belgium concerning the cost of residence and work permits issued to Turkish workers in certain municipalities in the Brussels region Netherlands: Unemployed Belgian workers excluded from supplementary pension insurance - A reasoned opinion will be transmitted to th ...[+++]e Netherlands following examination of a complaint from Belgium frontier workers engaged in economic activity in the Netherlands.

It is even more ironic that the nation which refuses to pay most of its dues to the United Nations and sabotaged the worldwide attempt to outlaw land mines should invoke an outdated United Nations resolution to justify its imminent massive bombing raids, despite the fact that almost every nation on the Security Council is opposed to this new aggression—.Just as neglect of due process of law brings the whole judicial system into disrespect, the scenario that is unfolding not only threatens to further destroy Iraq and any hope for Middle East peace, but to obliterate what little moral authority and respect the UN can still muster.

However, the Canadian IPU Group was one of 22 national groups that remained in existence during the war years, and it continued to pay its annual financial contribution of $200.