The Law provides two types of tax incentives to companies.

The act provides that elections are free, general, uniform and direct.

The Law provides that aliens can be issued temporary or permanent visas.

The bill covers the definition, prevention, detection and suppression of money laundering.

Specific measures are provided by the Act with regard to the control of explosives, transport of explosives, storage of explosives and purchase of explosives.

The Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 provides for special treatment of women, when confronted with the law.

Possibilities for promotion at work are legally equal for both men and women.

This Act provides additional or supplementary penalties and measures and special procedures regarding

The bill provides for the incorporation into our domestic criminal law of the crimes defined in the statute.

It provides for obligatory education to replace the current eight year primary education.

The Federal Courts Act provides for a period of 30 days to submit an application for judicial review.

The law envisages the establishment of a separate unit within the structure of the CB The Financial Observations Center (FOC).

The law also stipulated that sugar plantations could not be owned by foreigners.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Constitution, the law and collective contracts allow workers to organize strikes.

The law also requires that the service granted to the public, be made accessible to people with disabilities.

The criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina, within Chapter XVII, provides for criminal offences against humanity and values protected by the international law (Article 186.).

The Penal Code, in force since 1974, penalizes the sexual exploitation of women and the traffic in persons.

The Bill also creates an offence of threatening to use any such material, devices or nuclear facilities.

The Act provides for two types of funded pensions mandatory funded pension and supplementary funded pension (I and II pillar).

The Act also specifies the offences and penalties incurred by persons who fail to comply with the provisions of the Act (Articles 77 and 91 of LFAFE).

Rights to pension or disability insurance are acquired and exercised under conditions stipulated by law.

Article 8 of Title II of the Constitution, on Fundamental Freedoms, Duties and Rights , provides that all human beings are equal before the law. Men and women enjoy the same rights.

International humanitarian law provides for largely identical protections for the trial of persons in the context of armed conflicts.

Under the Federal Law on War Materiel, the manufacture, brokering, export and transit of war materiel are subject to authorization by the Swiss Government.

The Code currently in force expressly provides that such leave must be counted as time worked for the purposes of seniority, annual leave and the thirteenth month bonus.

The code further specifies that a 30 minimum of the members of employees committees shall be of each gender.

The Law provided that victims and others could lodge complaints against the perpetrators of domestic violence and that courts could issue protection orders.

The Swedish Act on Nuclear Activities (SFS 1984 3) stipulates that a license is required for nuclear activities such as the production, use, transport and storage of nuclear material.

The law provided that different cases depending on the gravity of the offence and on the difficulty of investigation were heard by different board of judges.

This Act makes it an offence punishable with life imprisonment to cause a nuclear weapon test explosion or any other nuclear explosion.

The Bill, amongst others, makes provision for an improved mechanism of control, deals with the issue of import and export licences and the safekeeping of firearms.

Australian legislation also provides for the avoidance, in summary fashion, of pre bankruptcy transactions entered into by an insolvent company with another company to which it is related.

The Law on Arms stipulates the following requirements for manufacturing, obtaining, trading, collecting or displaying arms.

Basic Law No. 9,202 of 12 January 1934 provides that this Ministry shall exercise the following responsibilities in the area of health and hygiene

The Prime Minister has enacted Decision 13 2003 QD TTg approving the law dissemination and education Programme for the 2003 2007 period, which provides that women are beneficiaries of legal dissemination and education.

The Act on the Expropriation of Immovable Property and Special Rights (603 1977) provides that a property owner is entitled to full compensation for the financial losses caused by the expropriation (section 29 of the Act).

The legislation states that hospitals will employ as clowns people who specialize in the art of clownery, who meet the conditions and requirements of working in public hospitals.

The rights to a pension and disability insurance are provided for in accordance with the law for insured persons by employers and the State.

The Constitution adopted by constitutional Loya Jirga on 4 January 2004 establishes a unified Islamic State based on the rule of law.

Law No. 62 of 1958 on Nationality stipulates that Indonesia should apply the principle of ius sanguinis and not recognize dual citizenship.

The law states that the crime of rape can only be established if there are four Muslim adult male witnesses or the accused confesses to the crime himself.

The Act provides that whoever performs, conducts or directs any child marriage shall be punishable with imprisonment, which may extend to one month, fine or both.

The Law on Primary Schools provides for the right to primary education of adults, as well as the right to additional education of children of Republika Srpska nationals living abroad.

Law No. 212, establishing the Office of the Human Rights Ombudsman, provides for the appointment of a Special Procurator for Women, who was appointed in 2000.

IX 2126), legal acts of the international organizations imposing restrictive measures are implemented by adopting Government resolutions and directly applicable regulations of the European Union. Under this Law, the institutions responsible for the implementation of sanctions are obliged to implement the requirements laid down in EU Regulations and Government resolutions of the Republic of Lithuania.