Traduction de «Simpson's rule » (Anglais → Français) :

The following took part in the vote: Giorgos Dimitrakopoulos (Vice-President and chairman of the delegation), Nelly Maes (rapporteur), Jacqueline Foster (for Charlotte Cederschiöld), Nirj Deva, Françoise Grossetête, Konstantinos Hatzidakis, Emmanouil Bakopoulos (for Erik Meijer pursuant to Rule 153(2)), Brian Simpson, Ulrich Stockmann and Jan Marinus Wiersma.

At the request of the Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and Tourism, the President of Parliament informed the Commission by letter of 7 June 2002 that Parliament considers that the submission of the Commission's modified proposal on 4 February 2002 constitutes a renewed referral to Parliament in accordance with the dispositions of Article 71(1) second indent of Parliament's Rules of Procedure and that the responsible committee would review and amend the changes made to the initial proposal, in accordance with the procedures laid down for a first reading.The Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and Tourism had appoin ...[+++]ted Brian Simpson rapporteur at its meeting of 19 April 2000.

Be it resolved that the Senate of Canada uphold its constitutional conventions of judicial independence and constitutional comity, and assert its own privileges and powers to conduct its own inquiry without judicial interference or attempts at judicial government; and further, that the Senate declares Madam Justice Sandra Simpson's actions, orders and judgement of March 27, 1997, subsequent to and in disregard of the Senate's own resolution on March 20,1997 superseding the Commission of Inquiry's reference and assuming the subject matter, were an unlawful and undue political interference in Senate proceedings and Senate functions; and ...[+++]further, that the Senate expresses its just displeasure at Madam Justice Simpson's ruling and her failure to take judicial notice of the Senate's Orders and Committee of Inquiry and declares her ruling to be a breach of the Senate's privileges and declares that the judicial person, Madam Justice Sandra Simpson, is in contempt of Parliament.

Be it resolved that the Senate of Canada uphold its constitutional conventions of judicial independence and constitutional comity, and assert its own privileges and powers to conduct its own inquiry without judicial interference or attempts at judicial government; and further, that the Senate declares Madam Justice Sandra Simpson's actions, orders and judgment of March 27, 1997, subsequent to and in disregard of the Senate's own resolution on March 20, 1997 superseding the Commission of Inquiry's reference and assuming the subject matter, were an unlawful and undue political interference in Senate proceedings and Senate functions; and ...[+++]further, that the Senate expresses its just displeasure at Madam Justice Simpson's ruling and her failure to take judicial notice of the Senate's Orders and Committee of Inquiry and declares her ruling to be a breach of the Senate's privileges and declares that the judicial person, Madam Justice Sandra Simpson, is in contempt of Parliament.

Be It Resolved that the Senate of Canada uphold its constitutional conventions of judicial independence and constitutional comity, and assert its own privileges and powers to conduct its own inquiry without judicial interference or attempts at judicial government; and further, that the Senate declares Madam Justice Sandra Simpson's actions, orders and judgement of March 27, 1997, subsequent to and in disregard of the Senate's own resolution on March 20,1997 superseding the Commission of Inquiry's reference and assuming the subject matter, were an unlawful and undue political interference in Senate proceedings and Senate functions; and ...[+++]further, that the Senate expresses its just displeasure at Madam Justice Simpson's ruling and her failure to take judicial notice of the Senate's Orders and Committee of Inquiry and declares her ruling to be a breach of the Senate's privileges and declares that the judicial person, Madam Justice Simpson, is in contempt of Parliament.

Whereas on March 25 and 26, 1997, long after the Senate had passed its resolution, Madam Justice Sandra Simpson of the Federal Court of Canada heard an application brought byJohn Dixon asking that court to rule in respect of Orders in Council PC 1995-442, PC 1995-1273, PC 1996-959, andPC 1997-174 regarding Defence Minister Douglas Young's three extensions of time and his actions declining the Somalia Royal Commission of Inquiry yet another extension and yet another postponement of the Commission's report date; and further, that Madam ...[+++] Justice Simpson ruled on the same application and hearing on March 27, 1997; and