Social aspects. The Contracting Parties shall ensure that their relevant legislation, rules or procedures deliver, at minimum, the regulatory requirements and standards relating to air transport specified in Part F of Annex IV as detailed in Annex VI. TITLE III INSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS
Social aspects. Subject to the transitional provisions set out in Annex II to this Agreement, the Parties shall act in accordance with the legis lation relating to air transport specified in Part F of Annex III to this Agreement. TITLE III INSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS
Social aspects. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of considering the effects of this Agreement on labour, employment and working conditions. The Parties agree to cooperate on labour matters within the scope of this Agreement, inter alia, in relation to impacts on employment, fundamental rights at work, working conditions, social protection and social dialogue.
Social aspects. 1. Subject to the transitional provisions set out in Annex I, the Parties shall ensure that their relevant legislation, rules or procedures comply with the regulatory requirements and standards relating to air transport specified in Annex II, Part G.
Social aspects. 1. Subject to the transitional provisions set out in Annex III to this Agreement, the Parties shall act in conformity with their respective legislation concerning the requirements and standards relating to social aspects specified in Part E of Annex I to this Agreement.
Social aspects. 1. The Contracting Parties shall harmonize their legislation on the training of road haulage personnel, particularly with respect to the carriage of dangerous goods.
Social aspects. 1. Subject to the transitional provisions set out in annex III to this agreement, the Parties shall act in conformity with their respective legislation concerning the requirements and standards relating to social aspects specified in annex I, Part E, to this agreement.
Social aspects. 1.The Parliament recognise the importance of examining the effects of this Agreement on workers, employment and working conditions. The Parties agree to cooperate on employment matters covered by this Agreement, in particular as regards the impact on employment, fundamental rights at work, working conditions, social protection and social dialogue.
Social aspects. 3.1.1.1 Enhancing cultural vibrancy and leisure opportunities The activities nodes and key attraction points in the waterfront promenade across Sites 6, 7 and 8 provide opportunities for different leisure activities. The main portion of the waterfront promenade occupies Site 7, and is planned as a large open space with various outdoor recreational activities characterized by 3 themed walking zones to enhance leisure opportunities. The “Urban Park” concept adopted from Stage 2 Public Engagement encourages more vibrant and active uses. Small-scale food and beverages kiosks have been planned to accommodate the needs of public, and pedestrian connections have been improved to enhance the connection to the waterfront promenade from the CBD and other areas of the NCH. Provision of arts and cultural facilities previously proposed in Site 5 which is in close proximity to existing arts and cultural developments, including HKCEC, HKAPA, and HKAC have been transformed to office and hotel use in recognition of the increasing prominence of Wan Chai North as an extension of the Central Business District (CBD) and to avoid duplicating the proposed arts and cultural facilities in West Kowloon. It is anticipated that with improved pedestrian access which embraces the proposed Sculpture Garden, the surrounding existing arts and cultural developments can be complimented by providing a comparably informal outdoor alternative to the mainly existing arts spaces.
Social aspects. 3.2.1.1 Conserving natural heritage of the city Natural heritage is an important asset for a city. Hong Kong Island has a natural setting overlooking the Victoria Harbour and a mountain backdrop. The proposed MLP respects the dominance of Victoria Peak and Victoria Harbour by means of adopting appropriate forms and building mass. Building mass of appropriate height, disposition and orientation is articulated to allow permeability for visual connection, openings and voids are positioned between and within buildings to frame waterfront views as well as views towards the ridgelines and the harbour.
