Mr. D'Allaire (Canada) said that a disclosure obligation would have no effect without provision for the consequences of failure to comply with that obligation.

As the Secretariat had mentioned, disclosure was a key obligation under the European Union Directive.

Draft article 6 should therefore be amended to create a positive obligation of disclosure of a party's place of business.

While recognizing the concerns expressed by the representatives of France, Germany and the European Commission, he opposed the proposal to introduce an obligation of disclosure.

The member States of the European Union had indicated that it had been left to them to provide for the consequences of failure to comply with the disclosure obligation.

The Working Group had concluded that, however desirable a disclosure obligation might be from the standpoint of transparency, it was simply not feasible to provide for it in the draft convention.

Thereafter, the applying party shall have the same disclosure obligation with respect to the preliminary order that a requesting party has with respect to an interim measure under paragraph (1) of this article.

With regard to the question of disclosure obligations, it was important to make clear that draft article 6 did not encroach on any rule in a Contracting State that imposed an obligation to provide information.

A procuring entity is released from such obligation if disclosure of such information would prejudice public interest, the legitimate commercial interests of any company or free and fair competition.

Amendment relating to financial disclosure

It has examined disclosure related to general meetings, the timing and means of disclosure, and disclosure on the adoption of best practices in compliance with corporate governance requirements.

Disclosure of information

Although his delegation opposed the inclusion of a disclosure obligation in draft article 6, he shared the view of the French delegation that the issue had not been settled in a satisfactory manner.

Article 17 septies Disclosure

J. Disclosure and inventories

The Uranium Enrichment Technology (Prohibition on Disclosure) Regulations 2004 make it an offence to make an unauthorised disclosure of uranium enrichment technology.

It is a constructive disclosure.

Financial statement presentation and disclosure

Financial disclosure by senior officials

Financial statement presentation and disclosure

Equity markets were subjected to disclosure and transparency requirements.

(b) Disclosure of the office holders to be held accountable

8. Reporting requirements for full disclosure

(Full disclosure I am among them.)

Let s start with the disclosure statement.

That means making disclosure statements readable.

Administering the Organization's financial disclosure programme

Some issues may require continuous disclosure.

Disclosure of information during the auction

One way to do this is to be proactive in their disclosure.

However, the Board's recommendation to provide detailed disclosure remains to be implemented.

The current level of disclosure relating to directors' remuneration varies widely.

Most regulations are flexible with respect to the extent of disclosure.

(a) Administering the Organization's financial disclosure programme

Involuntary testing and disclosure of HIV status

(Full disclosure I was an adviser to Lawson in the 1980 s).

As information technology continues to improve, regulatory bodies should review disclosure guidelines.

(b) Consider further improvements to the presentation and disclosure of financial statements

(Disclosure Global Voices is a grantee of Hivos.)

Guidance on Good practices in Corporate Governance Disclosure

Maintaining a patient s hope while fulfilling the obligation of disclosure is one of the most difficult tasks doctors face. It requires a deep knowledge of the human heart a single word, a gesture, or a look can lift or wreck a patient s spirits.

Article 8 General obligation to cooperate

Article 2 Obligation to Eliminate Discrimination

Article 46. Obligation to accept delivery

Article 47. Obligation to acknowledge receipt