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Spine title : Taylor on public schools. ; Mode of access: Internet.

This article examines the (lack of) coherence between the legislative fields that govern the life cycle of materials and products and thus are relevant to the transition towards a circular economy in the EU: EU chemicals, product and waste legislation. After examining the notion of coherence in law, it provides insight into the role of coherence in EU chemicals, product and waste legislation in light of the transition towards a circular economy. The article examines the (possible) issues that exist at the interface between these three legislative fields by reviewing literature and EU policy documents and looks into the relation between these issues and the (lack of) coherence between EU chemicals, product and waste legislation. It is argued that, when looked at in light of the transition towards a circular economy, several issues might be related to a lack of coherence. Nonetheless, the aspiration to achieve full coherence should be looked at critically.

This article examines the (lack of) coherence between the legislative fields that govern the life cycle of materials and products and thus are relevant to the transition towards a circular economy in the EU: EU chemicals, product and waste legislation. After examining the notion of coherence in law, it provides insight into the role of coherence in EU chemicals, product and waste legislation in light of the transition towards a circular economy. The article examines the (possible) issues that exist at the interface between these three legislative fields by reviewing literature and EU policy documents and looks into the relation between these issues and the (lack of) coherence between EU chemicals, product and waste legislation. It is argued that, when looked at in light of the transition towards a circular economy, several issues might be related to a lack of coherence. Nonetheless, the aspiration to achieve full coherence should be looked at critically.

"Published by order of the minister of lands, mines and fisheries." ; French and English on opposite pages. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Jurisdiction is a fundamental concept in law, as it provides the link between a government, its territory, and its people. Data travels through the internet without concern for any borders. This book argues how and why the concept of jurisdiction needs to be adapted across public and private areas - from criminal to commercial law.

Introduction: Law, palliative care and dying : legal and ethical challenges -- The development and practice of palliative care -- Specialist palliative care and euthanasia : a legitimate distinction? -- The human rights framework for palliative care -- The legal framework for palliative care in the United Kingdom and Ireland -- The legal framework for palliative care in the Netherlands -- The legal framework for palliative care in France -- Conclusion: Law, palliative care and dying

What is PFML? -- Who is covered under PFML, and who is not? -- What can PFML be used for? -- What do I need to do before I apply? -- What documents do I need? -- How do I apply for PFML? -- What happens after I apply?