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EU Directive

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EU Directive
(European Union Directive) A set of privacy requirements that took effect in 1998 and ordered European member nations to enact compliant legislation. It deals with the establishment of Data Protection Authorities, people's rights to personal information and enforcement. For more information, visit www.cdt.org/privacy/eudirective/EU_Directive_.html. See privacy.


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The Government argued that another EU directive, on equal treatment in employment, let the UK allow for differences in treatment.
The delay was caused by the fact that up to 19 March 2009, the regulation in force in Cyprus regarding the disposal of batteries was in line with the older EU directive dating from 1991, rather than the current EU directive, which came into force in 2006 and covers proper waste management of today's batteries and accumulators, including recycling, collections, "take-back" programmes and disposal.
An EU directive requiring England to cut the amount of landfilled biodegradable waste, which includes food, paper and vegetation, by 50% on 1995 levels by 2013 was passed in 1999.
 
 
 
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