Traduction de «collaborative law practice » (Anglais → Français) :

85. Recalls the paramount role of private business actors and enterprises in refusing, abstaining from and denouncing illegal or unfair practices fostering organised crime, corruption and money laundering or other serious crimes; calls them to collaborate fully and report to law enforcement authorities any criminal activity they might be aware of; calls for law enforcement agencies to protect from threats those who abide by the law and report illegal activities;

38. Considers that, in order to combat organised crime, corruption and money laundering, cooperation between the private sector and law enforcement agencies should be stepped up so as to encourage private actors to refuse, abstain from and report to the judicial and police authorities, including Eurojust and Europol where appropriate, any illegal or unfair practice related to or fostering organised crime, corruption and money laundering or other crimes, notably in the transport and logistics sectors, the chemical industry, Internet service providers, and banks and financial services, in both Member States and non-EU countries; calls for ...[+++] stronger protection schemes for private actors under threat because of their collaboration in denouncing organised crime, corruption and money laundering activities; furthermore, urges the Member States – in keeping with the solidarity principle – to make adequate resources and funding available for Europol, Eurojust, Frontex and the future EPPO, whose action is beneficial to Member States and citizens alike;

This bill shows us what we can do when we start talking about the specific measures we can take to remove the roadblocks to progress put in our path by the Indian Act, when we develop creative and collaborative ways that provide us with options for practical, incremental and real change, and when we work together to create new laws that enable First Nations communities to address needs and priorities in their own way.

Our current learning infrastructure is highly fragmented and spread over multiple departments and institutions. This has resulted in the needless duplication of research and has prevented the establishment of efficient networks of data collaboration and the sharing of best practices, even though Statistics Canada is required by law to coordinate these activities.

3. What practical steps does the Commission intend to take, with the active collaboration of the Member States, in order to create a network of legal training bodies across the Union accredited to provide familiarisation courses in national, comparative and European law for members of the judiciary on a stable, ongoing basis, and how does it envisage creating in a longer-term perspective a European Judicial Academy, building upon existing structures and networks, in particular the European Judicial Training Network and the Academy of European Law, in line ...[+++] with Parliament's wishes?

It also ignores the important joint planning and collaborative work that the federal government has done with the provinces and territories to develop and improve court based and community services to help separating and divorcing families (1755) [Translation] Mr. Michel Guimond (Beauport Montmorency Côte-de-Beaupré Île-d'Orléans, BQ): Madam Speaker, it gives me great pleasure to speak to this motion, all the more so because I practiced law in my former life.