Traduction de «Coordinate membership work » (Anglais → Français) :

2 (a) Decides that the membership of EPA Parliamentary Committees shall be drawn exclusively from the Committee on International Trade and the Committee on Development – ensuring the maintenance of the leading role of the Committee on International Trade as the committee responsible – and that they should actively coordinate their work with the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly (JPA);

128. Calls for a continuing policy of ratification by Member States of recent ILO conventions such as those on part-time work, home work and private employment agencies, which tie in closely with the issues of atypical employment relationships also addressed in EU directives; urges constructive participation in, and input into, the discussion on other inadequately protected forms of employment which are often on the borderline of self-employment and wage dependency; emphasises the need for better harmonisation and coordination between policies an ...[+++]d activities in the framework of the ESC, the ILO and the EU, with regard to both the EU Charter and concrete (secondary) legislation and regulation, and warns that coordination in an EU context must not lead to neglect of, or even deliberate withdrawal from, obligations arising from ILO and ESC membership; recommends that its Committee on Employment and Social Affairs draw up an own-initiative report on this subject;

Honourable senators, the other amounts that are increases include: $97.1 million in disability pensions due primarily to annual price indexation adjustments, and increases in the volume of attendance allowance awards and an increase in the level and number of disabilities as clients age; $85 million in payments to the provinces and territorial governments; $81.6 million for the introduction of two new contribution programs designed to give Canadians more access to arts festivals and live professional performances, to improve physical conditions for artistic creativity and innovation, and for new initiatives to provide Canadians with quality cultural events by assuring the consolidation and improvement of the organizational, administrative ...[+++], and financial condition of arts and heritage organizations; $77 million for the implementation of regional innovation initiatives; $76.7 million for the establishment of the new Federal Tobacco Control activities; $76 million for the new Atlantic Investment Partnership Initiative; $75.7 million for the merger of the Communication Coordination Services Branch of Public Works with Communications Canada; and $74.3 million for the increased costs of doing business abroad, including Canada's membership costs in international organizations.

Other amounts to be included are $97.1 million in disability pensions due to the annual price indexation adjustments, increases in the volume of attendance allowance awards and an increase in the level and number of disabilities as clients age; $85 million in payments to the provinces and territorial governments; $81.6 million for the introduction of two new contribution programs to give Canadians more access to arts festivals and live professional performances, to improve physical conditions for artistic creativity and innovation, and for new initiatives to provide Canadians with quality cultural events by assuring the consolidation of the organizational, administrative and financial condition of arts and heritage organizations; $77 mil ...[+++]lion for the implementation of regional innovation initiatives; $76.7 million for the establishment of the new Federal Tobacco Control activities; $76 million for the new Atlantic Investment Partnership Initiative; $75.7 million for the merger of the Communication Coordination Services Branch of Public Works with Communications Canada; and $74.3 million for the increased costs of doing business abroad, including Canada's membership costs in international organizations.

C. THE COUNCIL notes that the Community on the basis of the Commission's initiatives will contribute to the above objectives and priorities in particular through : 1. the taking of all necessary steps to ensure, at such time as the criteria laid down by the European Union have been substantially fulfilled, the prompt signature of the Interim Agreement and early ratification of the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement signed at Corfu on 24 June 1994; 2. the pursuit of its dialogue with the Russian Federation concerning its application for membership of international organizations, including the current application to WTO; 3. implementi ...[+++]on of programmes in support of the democratic process and establishment of human rights in the Russian Federation, on the basis of among others the EU's Democracy Programme and in cooperation with the relevant programmes of the Member States; and support other forms of cooperation at various levels between Russian and European opinion- leaders, parliamentarians and representatives of governmental and non- governmental organizations, both at the centre and in the regions; 4. continuing to refine and develop its technical assistance programmes, while working towards more effective coordination between donor organisations implementing programmes with the Russian Federation, and in particular to ensure that the new TACIS regulation is adopted in due time, before the end of 1995; 5. working with the Russian Federation to promote European cooperation aimed at ensuring the rational and equitable exploitation of energy resources, within the framework of the European Energy Charter; 6. reconsidering the question of the Russian Federation's eventual access to certain of the European Union's financial instruments, particularly in the context of the Trans-European Networks; 7. continuing to provide humanitarian assistance where necessary; 8. continuing to cooperate with the Russian Federation in the fields of education and training, enviro ...