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(Return tabled) Question No. 6 Mr. Peter Stoffer: With respect to the Veterans Burial Regulations and the Corporation named by the Department of Veterans Affairs Act to administer the Veterans Funeral and Burial program, specifically the Last Post Fund (LPF): (a) what is the annual amount of financial support and funding provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs from 2006 to 2011 inclusively; (b) what is the statistical information, provided to the minister, on reimbursements provided by the LPF to assist in payment of funeral and burial costs for the estates of (i) First World War veterans, (ii) Second World War veterans, (iii) Ko ...[+++]rean War veterans, (iv) estates of veterans who received a disability benefit from Veterans Affairs Canada, (iv) estates of allied veterans; (c) what are the details of the annual administrative and operating costs of the LPF from 2006 to 2011 inclusively; (d) what are the details of the annual program costs of the Veterans Funeral and Burial Program from 2006 to 2011 inclusively; (e) what are the details of the annual salary costs for LPF staff from 2006 to 2011 inclusively; (f) what are the details of how frequently business plans, operating budgets, capital budgets and performance reports are submitted by the Corporation to the Minister; (g) what are the details of any departmental analysis concerning the raising of the means test for eligibility for support through the Veterans Funeral and Burial program; (h) what are the details of any departmental analysis concerning the extension of eligibility for a funeral and burial to all estate-tested Canadian Forces (CF) and RCMP veterans; (i) what is the estimated financial cost of extending eligibility to the Veterans Funeral and Burial program to all estate-tested CF and RCMP; (j) how often does the department conduct an assurance audit of the LPF; (k) when was the last time the government conducted an assurance audit of the LPF; and (l) when does the department plan to cond ...

The supporting vulnerable seniors and strengthening Canada's economy act contains many important measures that will not only support our economic recovery but also help everyday Canadians, especially seniors, such as: assisting Canada's most in need seniors with a significant boost to the guaranteed income supplement; supporting health care and social programs at the provincial level with nearly $1 billion in payments to provinces eligible for the temporary total transfer protections extension to 2011-12; encouraging young entrepren ...[+++]eurs with $20 million to help the Canadian Youth Business Foundation; enhancing federal support for part-time students; improving the registered disability savings plan; supporting Canada's veterans with tax relief for the Royal Canadian Legion; maintaining Canada's leadership in genomics research with $65 million for Genome Canada; reinforcing the stability of Canada's housing market with increased government oversight of the mortgage insurance industry; and much more.

After an extensive review, our government has announced a one time tax-free payment of $20,000 for eligible recipients connected to the testing of unregistered U.S. military herbicides, including agent orange, at CFB Gagetown in 1966 and 1967.

They concern the reduction of the number of school leavers with low levels of reading ability by 20% in the coming years, a monthly minimum wage of EUR 1000 for full-time work and up to this level no payment of income tax, the further extension of minimum pensions, further integration of immigrants and of care services.

That is, they agreed to grant the reduction of amount and extension of time laid down in the creditors' agreement and to allow payment in instalments over a period of five years, with a grace period and interest rates as laid down in the Creditors Agreement.

FINANCING OF LOW-COST HOUSING FOR PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE ECSC INDUSTRIES The Council gave its assent under the second paragraph of Article 54 of the ECSC Treaty to the granting of loans within the framework of the twelfth programme of low-cost housing for persons employed in the ECSC industries (Financial year 1993 - ECU 19 million and financial year 1994 - ECU 17 million). ---------------- ANNEX PROVISIONS ON MONITORING Commission's information requirements (a) Capacity reductions - date (or expected date) of cessation of production - date (or expected date) of dismantling (1) of the installation concerned - where installation is sold, date (or expected date) of sale, identity and country of purchaser - sale price (b) Investments - detail ...[+++]s of investments realised - date of completion - the costs of the investment, the sources of finance and the sum of any related aid involved - the date of aid payment (1) As defined in Commission Decision No 3010/91/ECSC - OJ L 286, 16.10.1991, p. 20 (c) Workforce reductions - number and timing of job losses - the total costs - a breakdown of how the costs are being financed (d) Production and market effects - monthly production of crude steel and finished products per category - products sold, including volumes, prices and markets (e) Financial performance - evolution of selected key financial ratios to ensure progress is being made towards viability (the financial results and ratios must be provided in a way allowing comparisons to the company's financial restructuring plan) - level of financial charges - details and timing of aids received and costs covered - terms and conditions of any new loans (irrespective of source) (f) Privatisation - selling price and treatment of existing liabilities - disposal of proceeds of sale - date of sale - financial position of company at time of sale (g) Creation of new company or of new facilities corresponding to an extension of capacities - identity of each private and public sector particip ...