Traduction de «An Act respecting the reorganization Air Canada » (Anglais → Français) :

– having regard to the Framework Agreement for commercial and economic cooperation between the European Communities and Canada and other subsequent bilateral agreements with Canada, in particular the Agreement on customs cooperation and mutual assistance in customs matters , the Agreement on sanitary measures to protect public and animal health in respect of trade in live animals and animal products , the Agreement on trade in wines and spirit drinks , the Agreement on civil aviation ...[+++] safety and the Agreement on air transport ,

45. Calls for the rapid and proper implementation of the Directives on Ecodesign and Energy Labelling and regrets current long delays; suggests clearer and stricter deadlines for adoption, by proposing implementing or respectively delegated acts covering new energy-related products; regrets that the Commission up until now has not exploited the full potential of the Ecodesign Directive and strongly believes that it should cover more products including, if appropriate, new household appliances, ICT, energy-related products for use in buildings (such as industrial electrical motors, machinery, air conditioning, heat exchangers, heating a ...[+++]nd lighting equipment and pumps), industrial and agricultural equipment, building materials, and products for the efficient use of water; calls on the Commission to take into account the differences between consumer goods and investment goods when adopting implementing acts, and to prove the energy saving potential and practicability before issuing implementing acts; urges that energy efficiency minimum requirements within the eco-design directive include specification of total lifetime costs and emissions for all products including the recycling process;

This regulation requires air carriers and aircraft operators to be insured, in particular in respect of passengers, baggage, cargo and third parties, to cover the risks associated with aviation-specific liability (including acts of war, terrorism, hijacking, acts of sabotage, unlawful seizure of aircraft and civil commotion).

While it is intended to incorporate and implement the 30 August resolution of the WTO General Council, it has, today, already become evident that the agreed system for the handling of patented medicines will not be workable in practice. This has been confirmed by respected international organisations with experience of diseases – ‘Médecins sans Frontières’ and ‘Act Up’ for example – and proven by practical experience in such countries as Canada.

Whereas this measure does not affect the aforementioned obligations and, in respect of seed potatoes produced in Canada, the extension can therefore be used only by the Hellenic Republic and the Italian Republic, within the limits set up by Commission Decision 86/120/EEC (5) and by the Kingdom of Spain and the Portuguese Republic which, under the terms of the Act of Accession, will not be implementing the provisions of the aforementioned Directive before 30 June 1986,

This regulation requires air carriers and aircraft operators to be insured, in particular in respect of passengers, baggage, cargo and third parties, to cover the risks associated with aviation-specific liability (including acts of war, terrorism, hijacking, acts of sabotage, unlawful seizure of aircraft and civil commotion).