3. Where an investor is not entitled to the sums or securities instruments held, the person who is entitled shall receive the compensation, provided that that person has been or can be identified before the date of the determination or ruling referred to in Article 2(2) and (2b) Article 2(2) .

Where an investor is not entitled to the sums or securities held, the person who is entitled shall receive the compensation, provided that that person has been or can be identified before the date of the determination or ruling referred to in Article 2(2) and (2b).

The Bloc Québécois recognizes that the aboriginal peoples are distinct peoples with a right to their cultures, their languages, and their customs and traditions, and with the right to determine for themselves how to develop their own identity.

1. Recalls that juristic personality is imputable to an organisation in accordance with the characteristics it has, and that these characteristics depend on the provisions defining the organisation as established by those who come together to form it; hence the question whether personality in international law is imputable to an organisation of states has to be answered in the light of the characteristics it has under the treaties between states which establish it. What determines the issue is whether the organisation is to be considered an entity competent to act in its own name and to bear rights and duties of its own, or does no more than constitute a f ...[+++]ramework of action by other subjects whose rights and duties are affected by acts and decisions undertaken in the framework of the association;

There is also a need to harmonize, strengthen and practise enforcement rules on an EU level; - Exhaustion of Rights: Except in certain limited cases, an intellectual property right holder should retain full control over the importation and further distribution of products incorporating its intellectual property rights; - Digitization is a copying method and should in principle be treated the same as any other method of copying; - Private copying: it is vital that unlicensed copying for commercial purposes should be clearly forbidden; - Technical protection: it is not appr ...[+++]opriate the Committee says to require right owners or manufacturers to follow any particular regime of technical protection but, if one is followed, then it should be unlawful to assist in circumventing it; - Digital broadcasting: there should be no distinction between analogue and digital broadcasts; - Digital dissemination or transmission right: transmission should be covered by the exclusive rights of the right holder, including the exclusive right to make works available to the general public; - Moral rights: the ease with which digital works can be altered implies strong moral rights.

The aid authorized breaks down as follows: - aid totalling £800 million to cover operating losses of British Coal Corporation incurred in the 1989/90 financial year; - aid totalling £374 million and £203 million to cover losses of British Coal Corporation in 1987/88 and 1988/89 respectively; - aid totalling £500 million to British Coal Corporation for the constitution of a provision to cover compensation for hearing loss arising from production activities prior to 1989/90; - aid totalling £2 000 million to British Coal Corporation for the constitution of a provision for concessionary supplies of coal, smokeless fuel or, in certain ...[+++] cases, a payment in kind to mineworkers on retirement, former mineworkers and their beneficiaries, in respect of production activities prior to the 1990/91 financial year; - a financial measure totalling £1 800 million reflecting the decline in the underlying value of British Coal Corporation's fixed assets.