Traduction de «Steps Required to Give a Band Access to the IRS » (Anglais → Français) :

The Commission is taking every step to respond to the post-accession environmental challenges, giving priority to capacity-building and financing where further progress is required; and to integration which has suffered from the almost exclusive focus on implementation in the last decade and where the situation is deteriorating.

This federal government should already have taken steps to: one, work with other governments and aboriginal communities to improve aboriginal access to forest resources on crown lands; two, promote aboriginal involvement in provincial forest management; three, give continuing support to aboriginal peoples forest resource associations; four, encou ...[+++]rage the provinces to work with their large timber licensees, like the Irvings, to promote forest management partnerships with aboriginal firms; five, encourage joint ventures between aboriginal forest operating companies and other firms with wood processing facilities; six, promote less intensive aboriginal forest management practices and traditional land use activities; seven, work to provide for special roles for aboriginal governments in reviewing forest management and operating plans within their traditional territories; eight, work toward ensuring that aboriginal land use studies are a requirement for all forest management plans; nine, ensure that forest management expertise is available to First Nations; and ten, consult with aboriginal governments to develop a joint policy statement delineating their respective responsibilities in relation to Indian forest reserves.

What is being talked about now with DFO when it comes to the amount of access that's required to satisfy the treaty right is that the amount of access should give a moderate livelihood to the whole band, the whole community, not to the individual native fisherman and his family who are out there fishing, but to the whole band.

3. Notes that as a result of the inadequate transposition of the third internal energy market package legislation, the energy sector has not yet generated its full benefits for internal market actors and no cross border internal energy market yet exists; urges the Commission, therefore, to use all of the means at its disposal to guarantee the transposition and implementation of the third energy package, which has been delayed, pressing Member States to comply, preventing them from creating new obstacles, and imposing sanctions whenever necessary; accordingly, calls on the Commission to give details about all of the remaining barriers t ...[+++]o the implementation of the third energy package, along with clear figures illustrating what their impact has been on consumer energy prices; points out that enforcement of competition rules can contribute to greater security of supply if it serves to facilitate market access and encourage investment; urges the Commission, therefore, to be resolute in continuing the steps taken in light of the sector inquiry to bring competition rules effectively to bear on the energy sector; welcomes, to this effect, the ongoing competition law procedures in the energy sector, the aim of which is to ensure that the objective of completing the internal energy market in 2014 is achieved and that the obstacles to competition re-established by energy suppliers are eliminated; points out that national regulatory and anti-trust authorities play a decisive role in implementing EU rules, and encourages the Member States to endow these authorities with the financial and human resources they require;