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"Member states should ensure that administrative authorities implement judicial decisions within a reasonable period of time. In order to give full effect to these decisions, they should take all necessary measures in accordance with the law. b. In cases of non-implementation by an administrative authority of a judicial decision, an appropriate procedure should be provided to seek execution of that decision, in particular through an injunction or a coercive fine."

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CoE (Committee of Ministers): Recommendation Rec(2003)16 of the Committee of Ministers to Member States on the Execution of Administrative and Judicial Decisions in the Field of Administrative Law, para. II.1.a-b

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Recommendation Rec(2003)16 of the Committee of Ministers to Member States on the Execution of Administrative and Judicial Decisions in the Field of Administrative Law

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States have a duty to provide appropriate judicial and administrative means for addressing claims of rights violations.