The peer did not present any certificate

A copy of the credentials should be sent to the Protocol and Liaison Service for accreditation purposes.

In case of individual and global licenses end user certificates are mandatory.

(e) Certification service provider means a person that issues certificates and may provide other services related to electronic signatures

No public certificate to verify the signature

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(c) Provide reasonably accessible means that enable a relying party to ascertain from the certificate

These statements should be supported by audit certificates provided by the external auditors of the agencies concerned.

Moreover, the Act ensures a special library for the blind or weak sighted people and a special library for immigrants.

The evidence required is equivalent to the reasonable minimum prescribed by the Rules and the Panel has not requested evidence from Egypt that is beyond the information contained in the payment orders.

(1) the certification authority had complied with all applicable requirements of these Rules in issuing the certificate, and if the certification authority has published the certificate or otherwise made it available to any person who reasonably relies on the certificate or a digital signature verifiable by the public key listed in the certificate, that the holder listed in the certificate has accepted it

The bureau emphasized the obligation of each State party to submit the credentials of representatives in accordance with rule 18 of the rules of procedure and called on those States parties that had not yet done so to provide the secretariat with their original credentials as soon as possible but not later than 26 October 2005.

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In future, performance bonds would be required from all contractors providing air services.

In the latter case, the violence must be proven by submitting a medical certificate together with either a police report or a statement by the public prosecutor describing the charges that have been brought against the perpetrator.

A total of 11 persons provided the Rapporteur with valuable information for his work, many of them supplying written reports and evidence.

It was felt that it was important for the protection of users of certificates that they should be provided with information as to the validity of certificates and that they should not bear the risk that a certificate might be issued without such indication.

The bureau emphasized the obligation of each State party to submit the credentials of representatives in accordance with rule 18 of the rules of procedure and called on those States parties which had not yet done so to provide the secretariat with their original credentials as soon as possible but not later than 26 October 2005.

If would be difficult for domestic certification authorities to assume liability for certificates issued abroad without a common ground concerning the types of warranties offered by certification authorities.

At the highest level, the domestic certification authority, upon request of the party relying on a foreign certificate, would guarantee the contents of that certificate on the basis of its declared knowledge of the procedures that had led to the issuance of the certificate, thus assuming full liability for any errors or other defects in the certificate.

The basis of the claim and the evidence provided to support it are similar to those provided in respect of the first claim unit.

(d) Availability of information to signatories identified in certificates and to potential relying parties

For clarity purposes, it was suggested that the definition of certificate should be a self contained provision and that the information required to be provided in a certificate should be listed in a separate provision.

Mr. Alex Yearsley (Global Witness) provided an overview of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme.

Information had also been provided by the implementing agencies on licensing systems established and implemented.

Chapter I REPRESENTATION AND CREDENTIALS

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Additional information on credentials received by the Executive Secretary of the Congress after the issuance of the memorandum was provided to the Committee by the Secretary of the Committee.

The document may also be issued by an organization recognized by the Government (or even another Government) and a copy must be kept on board each ship so that it can be produced on request for certification purposes.

No authentication details supplied.

I wish once again to pledge my country apos s full support and cooperation to the Secretary General in this regard.

(d) Provide reasonably accessible means that enable a relying party to ascertain, where relevant, from the certificate or otherwise

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Rule 4

On the assumption that a documentary approach would be adopted, the Working Group discussed matters relating to the types of documents that should trigger the protection of third parties.

Depending on the level of service provided by the certification authority and the method used for filing certificates, it might not be cost effective for a certification authority to undertake to retain some types of certificates beyond a certain period of time.

Darkwood has failed in both cases to provide paperwork to document that it now owns these aircraft.

Governments were requested to report on whether they had taken measures to introduce the know your client principle, including measures such as the obligation to provide or request end user certificates.

Conduct of the certification service provider

(i) The identity of the certification service provider

Notice to produce

No authentication details supplied.

Through ways of my own, I provide them with exit visas.

in your statement to the police?

At the immediately lower level, the domestic certification authority would guarantee the content of a foreign certificate based on the information it had received as to the trustworthiness of the foreign certification authority.