Traduction de «Policy Advisory Unit » (Anglais → Français) :

High School Review Policy Advisory Committee [ Policy Advisory Committee on High School Education in Manitoba ]

Senior Policy Advisory Committee

Special Advisory Unit

Criminal Justice Advisory Unit | CJAU [Abbr.]

Air and Ground Ambulance Policy Advisory Committee

9. Observes that that policy imposes the obligation to publish only the declarations of interests of the members of the Administrative Board, the Executive Director and the Heads of Unit but not their CVs, whose publication is made on a voluntary basis; notes from the Agency that that obligation does not apply to the members of its Advisory Board, whose independence should also be ensured; calls on the Agency to revise that polic ...[+++]y and publish the CVs of the Executive Director, Heads of Units and members of the Administrative Board on a mandatory basis; calls on the Agency to publish also the CVs and declarations of interests of the members of the Advisory Board in order to contribute to bigger transparency;

9. Observes that that policy imposes the obligation to publish only the declarations of interests of the members of the Administrative Board, the Executive Director and the Heads of Unit but not their CVs, whose publication is made on a voluntary basis; notes from the Agency that that obligation does not apply to the members of its Advisory Board, whose independence should also be ensured; calls on the Agency to revise that polic ...[+++]y and publish the CVs of the Executive Director, Heads of Units and members of the Administrative Board on a mandatory basis; calls on the Agency to publish also the CVs and declarations of interests of members of the Advisory Board in order to contribute to bigger transparency;

[364] Information based on the following documents: Department of Health, Strategic Directions for Nova Scotia’s Mental Health System, Government of Nova Scotia, February 2003; Elliot M. Goldner, Synthesis Series – Mental Health, Sharing the Learning: The Health Transition Fund, Government of Canada, 2002; Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, Valuing Mental Health – A Framework to Support the Development of a Provincial Mental Health Policy for Newfoundland and Labrador, September 2001; Minister’s Advisory Council on Mental Hea ...[+++]lth, Moving Forward, Annual Report, Government of British Columbia, 2001; Ministry of Health, Making It Happen – Operational Framework for the Delivery of Mental Health Services and Supports, Government of Ontario, 1999; Comité de la santé mentale du Québec, Défis – De la Reconfiguration des Services de Santé Mentale, Gouvernement du Québec, October 1997; Health Systems Research Unit, Clarke Institute of Psychiatry, Best Practices in Mental Health Reform, Discussion Paper Prepared for the Federal/Provincial/Territorial Advisory Network on Mental Health, 1997; Alberta Mental Health Board, Building A Better Future – A Community Approach to Mental Health, Government of Alberta, March 1995.

The HLG recommends to the EU and to the Member States, in cooperation with professional associations, businesses, universities and training institutes, among other to: give tourism in all its aspects a prominent place in the implementation of the European employment strategy, and in the priority actions; ensure that education and training policies and supporting initiatives throughout the EU reflect tourism needs; support the establishment or further development, in cooperation with professional associations, of training and employment advisory units ...[+++], providing guidance and assistance; encourage partnership programmes between international tourism businesses and education/training institutions; improve the access to existing information mechanisms which could give greater transparency to the tourism labour market; continue ongoing work on the improvement of transnational recognition of qualifications and mobility in tourism; support the development of a joint private-public initiative in favour of young people.