Material scope. 1. This Agreement shall apply:
(a) in relation to Korea,
(i) to the National Pension Act and its regulations,
(ii) with regard to Part II only, the Employment Insurance Act, the National Health Insurance Act, the Industrial Accident Compensation Insurance Act, the Act on the Collection of Premiums for Employment Insurance and for Industrial Accident Compensation Insurance and their regulations;
(b) in relation to Austria,
(i) to the legislation concerning pension insurance, with the exception of the insurance for notaries,
(ii) with regard to Part II only, to the legislation concerning sickness insurance and accident insurance.
2. Except as otherwise provided in paragraph 3 and 4 of this Article, this Agreement shall also apply to any legislation which supersedes, replaces, amends, supplements or consolidates the legislation specified in paragraph 1 of this Article.
3. Notwithstanding paragraph 2 of this Article, this Agreement shall not apply to the laws or regulations which extend existing legislation of one Contracting State to new categories of beneficiaries, if the competent authority of that Contracting State notifies the competent authority of the other Contracting State, within six months from the date of the publication of such laws or regulations, that no such extension to the Agreement is intended.
4. Unless otherwise provided in this Agreement, the legislation within the meaning of paragraph 1 of this Article shall not include treaties or other international agreements concluded between one Contracting State and a third state, except insofar as they contain provisions relating to the apportionment of insurance burdens.
Material scope. 1. This Agreement shall apply:
(a) in relation to Austria,
(i) to the legislation concerning pension insurance, with the exception of the insurance for notaries and
(ii) with regard to Part II only, to the legislation concerning sickness insurance and accident insurance.
(b) in relation to India, to the legislation concerning
(i) old age and survivors` pension for employed persons;
(ii) the permanent total disability pension for employed persons.
2. This Agreement shall also apply to any legislation which supersedes, replaces, amends, supplements or consolidates the legislation specified in paragraph 1 of this Article.
Material scope. 1. This Agreement shall apply to all legislations concerning,
(a) as regards the Czech Republic, to:
(i) pension insurance and, as regards Part II only,
(ii) liability for payment of social security and state employment policy contributions;
(b) as regards India, to:
(i) old-age and survivors' pension for employed persons,
(ii) the Permanent Total Disability pension for employed persons and, as regards Part II only,
(iii) the social security for employed persons.
2. This Agreement shall also apply to all legislation which will amend or extend the legislation specified in paragraph 1 of this Article. It shall apply to any legislation which will extend the existing schemes to new categories of beneficiaries, unless, in this respect, the Contracting State which has amended its legislation notifies within six months of the official publication of the said legislation the other Contracting State of its objections to the inclusion of such new categories of beneficiaries under the scope of this Agreement. This Agreement shall not apply to legislations that establish a new social security branch, unless the competent authorities of the Contracting States agree on this application.
Material scope. 1.1 The following terms and conditions shall be applied to all NI deliveries of the Products, and to all of our Services with which we provide our customers (the ”Customer”).
1.2 NI does not consider any other conditions different from the ones mentioned below as applicable, except for those that NI has explicitly accepted in writing, in a particular case. NI will consider these conditions as accepted at the time of our delivery or at the time the Customer accepts the services of NI, at the latest.
Material scope. 1. This Agreement shall apply:
(a) in relation to Austria,
(i) to the legislation concerning pension insurance, regarding benefits in the case of old age, invalidity and for survivors, with the exception of the special provisions for notaries, and
(ii) with regard to Part II only, to the legislation concerning sickness insurance and accident insurance.
(b) in relation to Brazil:
(i) to the legislation governing the general regime of social security regarding benefits for old age, death and permanent incapacity for work; and
(ii) to the specific legislation governing the regime of social security of public servants regarding benefits for old age, death and permanent incapacity for work.
2. This Agreement shall also apply to any legislation, which supersedes, replaces, amends, supplements or consolidates the legislation specified in paragraph 1 of this Article.
Material scope. (i) to the legislation concerning pension insurance, with the exception of the insurance for notaries and
(ii) with regard to Part II only, to the legislation concerning sickness insurance and accident insurance.
(b) in relation to India, to the legislation concerning
(i) old age and survivors` pension for employed persons;
(ii) the permanent total disability pension for employed persons.
Material scope. 1) This Agreement shall apply to:
a) for Romania, the legislation regulating:
i. indemnities for work incapacity as a consequence of common diseases, injuries occurred outside the workplace, occupational diseases and work injuries;
ii. benefits in cash for recovering the work capacity;
iii. maternity indemnities;
iv. indemnities for child raising and sick child care;
v. old age pensions;
vi. early retirement pensions;
vii. invalidity pensions;
viii. survivor pensions;
ix. death grants;
x. unemployment benefits;
xi. state allowance for children; xii. benefits in kind for sickness and maternity.
b) for the Czech Republic, the legislation regulating:
i. sickness and maternity benefits; ii. invalidity benefits; iii. old age benefits;
Material scope. 1. This Agreement shall apply A- In relation to the Czech Republic to the legislation regulating:
1) Sickness Insurance, 2) Health Insurance,
3) Pension Insurance,
4) Occupational Injuries and Diseases,
5) State Social Support (as far as death grants and child allowances are concerned),
6) Unemployment Benefits;
Material scope. 1. This Agreement shall apply: as regards Hungary, to the legislation concerning the insurance obligation and the payment of contributions covering social insurance benefits and benefits paid in case of unemployment, as well as the social insurance pension benefits; as regards India, to all legislations concerning:
(i) old-age and survivors' pension for employed persons;
(ii) the Permanent Total Disability pension for employed persons and, as regards Part II only, to the legislations concerning:
(iii) the social security for employed persons.
2. This Agreement shall also apply to future legislation which amends, supplements, consolidates or supersedes the legislation specified in paragraph 1 of this Article.
3. This Agreement shall also apply to the legislation which extends the scope of the existing legislation of one Contracting State to new categories of beneficiaries, if the competent authority of that Contracting State notifies such extension to the competent authority of the other Contracting State in writing and the latter states its acceptance of such extension within six months on receipt of the notification.
Material scope. The material scope of application can be broken down into a purpose, a means to achieve that purpose and an ultimate aim to which the first two contribute. The Agreement first seeks to guarantee the full and effective implementation of the rights of access to information, public participation and justice. Second, as a means to that end, parties commit to create and strengthen capacities and cooperation. Finally, both the full and effective implementation of access rights and capacity-building and cooperation have as their ultimate aim to contribute to the protection of the right of every person of present and future generations to live in a healthy environment and to sustainable development. Full and effective implementation of the access rights implies not only that the parties shall work towards comprehensively achieving all three access rights listed, given their interconnected and inseparable nature, but also that these parties shall provide all necessary means to achieve these rights both in law and in practice. This is also in line with the obligation contained in article 4.3 to adopt all necessary measures to guarantee the implementation of the Agreement. From the objective, it is also evident that in order to achieve full and effective implementation parties must cooperate and strengthen their capabilities. A capacity-building and cooperation approach is thus essential to fully and effectively implement access rights. Capacity-building is recognized as fundamental for not only the State actors called on to implement, but also for the public, which must be aware of and able to exercise its rights effectively. This dual function for capacity-building is provided for in article 10 of the Agreement which places a duty on the State to build the capacity of the public and State actors. As the ultimate aim of the Agreement, the objective recognizes that access rights contribute to the right to a healthy environment and to sustainable development. Although each access right has a separate legal status, collectively access rights can contribute to the better protection of the environment and are prerequisites and part of the right to a healthy environment and to sustainable development. Two features included in the article stand out: (i) that everyone has a right to a healthy environment and to sustainable development and (ii) the reference made to present and future generations. Both elements are described further in other parts of the Agreement. The right...
