Traduction de «Civilian Service Act » (Anglais → Français) :

The model describes three specific objectives guiding the overall vision: ensure that linguistically qualified civilian and military personnel are provided in the right place and at the right time to effectively support Canadian Forces operations and to comply with the Official Languages Act; put in place an enhanced official languages awareness and education program that will ensure that civilian and military employees are fully cognizant of their linguistic rights and obligations; establish a performance measurement system that will accurately monitor the ability of Canadian Forces civilian and military personnel to consistently provide bilingual ins ...[+++]truction, services and leadership, when and where required by the act.

4. Consequently stresses the urgent need for the practical transposition of this concept of the security environment within the existing structures of the Union, so as to enable the Union to detect crises sufficiently far in advance to act in a pro-active manner; in that connection, recommends greater efforts to establish an early-warning system for threats using innovative technologies from the civilian IT sector to carry out news analysis and assessment; expresses its view in this regard that the establishment of "tension detection centres" in regions particularly susceptible to crises, centres which may be set up under the auspices ...[+++]both of the future European External Action Service and of services outside the European Union, such as those of the African Union, would be one of many sensible ways of identifying, reporting on and helping to eradicate the roots of conflicts and thus preventing any violent escalations; stresses further in this regard the importance which it attaches to the integration of conflict prevention and the fight against terrorism as components within all EU policy areas;

The provisions of Article 18 of the EU SOFA are not applicable to claims by a Member State against any other Member State for damage to any property owned by it or injury or death suffered by any military or civilian personnel of its armed services, insofar as the act causing the damage, injury or death mentioned below occurs either within the territory of third countries where the EU crisis management operation is conducted or sustained, or on the high seas.

Social cooperatives experienced a boom during the 1980s and form an extremely dynamic and rapidly expanding sector. There are more than 3 800 social cooperatives within the meaning of Act 381/91, with a turnover in excess of ITL 2 500 billion. They provide work for more than 75 000 people (of whom 60% are women) and call on the services of 12 000 volunteers and 2 000 conscientious objectors performing civilian service.

Thus, in 1992, the Government of Canada moved to make them civilian war veterans under Bill C-84 of the Merchant Navy and Civilian War Veterans-related Benefits Act, with the same benefits as other service veterans.