BWBV0004546
Artikel 34
Europese Code inzake Sociale Zekerheid (herzien)
1. Each Party shall:
a) embody in its legislation a list of diseases comprising at least the diseases enumerated in the schedule annexed to this part which, under prescribed conditions, would be recognised as occupational diseases; or
b) include in its legislation a general definition of occupational diseases sufficiently wide to cover at least the diseases enumerated in the schedule annexed to this part; or
c) embody in its legislation a list of diseases comprising at least five-sixths of the diseases enumerated in the schedule annexed to this part which, under prescribed conditions, would be regarded as occupational diseases, and supplement this list by a general definition of occupational diseases or by other provisions for establishing the occupational origin of diseases which do not manifest themselves under the conditions prescribed.
2. The Committee may adopt amendments to the list set out in the schedule annexed to this part by a two-thirds majority of the votes cast representing at least a two-thirds majority of the Committee members designated by the Parties. The Committee shall consider the question of the revision of the list at least every five years and, in any event, following any revision of the list of occupational diseases in Schedule I to ILO Convention No 121 concerning employment injury benefits or of the European list of occupational diseases in the Recommendation of the Commission of the European Communities of 23 July 1962.
3. Any amendment adopted by the Committee in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 2 shall be notified to the Parties by the Secretary General of the Council of Europe. Such amendment shall enter into force in respect of any State which is already a Part at the time of its adoption when such State notifies the Secretary General of the Council of Europe of its acceptance thereof. Such an amendment shall automatically enter into force in respect of a State subsequently becoming a Party if, at the time when it expressed its consent to be bound by this (revised) Code, the amendment had already entered into force for two-thirds or more of the Parties; otherwise, the amendment shall enter into force in respect of the State in question when it notifies the Secretary General of the Council of Europe of its acceptance thereof.
a) embody in its legislation a list of diseases comprising at least the diseases enumerated in the schedule annexed to this part which, under prescribed conditions, would be recognised as occupational diseases; or
b) include in its legislation a general definition of occupational diseases sufficiently wide to cover at least the diseases enumerated in the schedule annexed to this part; or
c) embody in its legislation a list of diseases comprising at least five-sixths of the diseases enumerated in the schedule annexed to this part which, under prescribed conditions, would be regarded as occupational diseases, and supplement this list by a general definition of occupational diseases or by other provisions for establishing the occupational origin of diseases which do not manifest themselves under the conditions prescribed.
2. The Committee may adopt amendments to the list set out in the schedule annexed to this part by a two-thirds majority of the votes cast representing at least a two-thirds majority of the Committee members designated by the Parties. The Committee shall consider the question of the revision of the list at least every five years and, in any event, following any revision of the list of occupational diseases in Schedule I to ILO Convention No 121 concerning employment injury benefits or of the European list of occupational diseases in the Recommendation of the Commission of the European Communities of 23 July 1962.
3. Any amendment adopted by the Committee in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 2 shall be notified to the Parties by the Secretary General of the Council of Europe. Such amendment shall enter into force in respect of any State which is already a Part at the time of its adoption when such State notifies the Secretary General of the Council of Europe of its acceptance thereof. Such an amendment shall automatically enter into force in respect of a State subsequently becoming a Party if, at the time when it expressed its consent to be bound by this (revised) Code, the amendment had already entered into force for two-thirds or more of the Parties; otherwise, the amendment shall enter into force in respect of the State in question when it notifies the Secretary General of the Council of Europe of its acceptance thereof.
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