Chairpersons of working groups, as a rule, are elected on the basis of their experience and personal competence.

So why are you so sure that the killer's working by the rules of a horror remake?

The Working Group commenced its work on a revision of the Rules at its forty-fifth session (Vienna, 11-15 September 2006).

The Working Group commenced its work on a revision of the Rules at its forty-fifth session (Vienna, 11-15 September 2006).

Public administration, as a bureaucratic organization, is conceived to work within a set of rules with legitimate, delegated, legal-rational authority, expertise, impartiality, continuity, speed and accuracy, predictability, standardization, integrity and professionalism in order to satisfy the general public interest.

The Office of Legal Aid and Detention Matters has been working on a revision of the rules of detention, which seek to rationalize all the existing rules and review the procedure for visits and communication with the detainees as well as the rules on access to medical records.

In accordance with article 241 of the Labour Code, “It is prohibited to assign female workers to work places with arduous or harmful working conditions or in underground tunnels or mines or to other forms of work underground; as a rule, women may be engaged for a specific period in appropriate underground work not involving manual work, as managers or social and medical workers as well as in underground work requiring them to descend mines and return to the surface without performing manual labour; women may not be employed to lift and carry loads exceeding the established weight limit.”