Traduction de «common environment office » (Anglais → Français) :

– having regard to the Synthesis Report on the 'Evaluation of the Environment and Forest Regulations 2493/2000 and 2494/2000' of November 2004 commissioned by the Evaluation Unit common to the EuropeAid Co-operation Office, Directorate General for Development and External Relations Directorate General,

In response to the hon. member for Mississauga Centre, I will say that the main problem was that it was the minister who was tabling the report, while we want an independent officer of the House of Commons to do so (1315) Starting with Bill C-25, which was the forerunner to Bill C-11, between Bill C-11 in its first draft and Bill C-11 as it emerged following Committee review, the main victory for all witnesses who appeared before us in Committee, for the Bloc, the NDP and the Conservatives is that an independent commissioner will be appointed along the very same lines as the Auditor General, the Commissioner of Official Languages and the Commission ...[+++]er of the Environment, with all the credibility and the recognition given to independent officers of the House of Commons.

– (ES) Mr President, Minister, the British Government has indicated that it is in favour of reducing the CAP and lowering agricultural subsidies, and I would therefore like to ask the Presidency-in-Office of the Council whether it believes that young people living in rural and mountain regions are going to be able to integrate better into their natural environment and whether they will have more life opportunities as a result of this proposal to abandon the common agricultural policy.

In another paragraph, these observations state that the bill presented to the Senate is in part the result of eleventh-hour negotiations between the Prime Minister's Office and Liberal members of Parliament on the Commons Environment Committee.

35. Underlines the importance of appropriate funding for the areas newly introduced or reinforced by the Amsterdam Treaty concerning internal policies such as combating discrimination, social exclusion, racism, xenophobia and anti-Semitism; promoting economic and social cohesion; migration and asylum policy and other new common policies in the field of justice and internal affairs; education; employment policy including SMEs; environment policy, public health, consumer protection and food safety; development of island regions; ...[+++]specific measures for peripheral regions; statistics, and the setting up of the office of the European Data Protection Supervisor;

The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows: Belgium: Mr Jan PEETERS State Secretary for the Environment Denmark: Mr Svend AUKEN Minister for the Environment and Energy Mr Leo BJØRNESKOV State Secretary for the Environment Germany: Ms Angela MERKEL Minister for the Environment Greece: Ms Elisavet PAPAZOI State Secretary for the Environment, Planning and Public Works Spain: Mr José BORRELL FONTELLES Minister for Public Works, Transport and the Environment Ms Cristina NARBONA State Secretary for the Environment and Housing France: Ms Corinne LEPAGE Minister for the Environment Ireland: Mr Br ...[+++]endan HOWLIN Minister for the Environment Italy: Mr Paolo BARATTA Minister for the Environment Mr Emilo GERELLI State Secretary for the Environment Luxembourg: Mr Johny LAHURE Minister for the Environment Netherlands: Ms Margreet DE BOER Minister for Housing, Planning and the Environment Austria: Ms Judith GEBETSROITHNER Deputy Permanent Representative Portugal: Ms Elisa FERREIRA Minister for the Environment Finland: Mr Pekka HAAVISTO Minister for the Environment Sweden: Ms Anna LINDH Minister for the Environment Mr Mats ENGSTRÖM Deputy State Secretary for the Environment United Kingdom: Mr John GUMMER Secretary of State for the Environment The Earl of Lindsay Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Scottish Office For the Commission: Ms Ritt BJERREGAARD Member ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTS OF CERTAIN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PROJECTS ON THE ENVIRONMENT The Council reached agreement by a qualified majority, with the German delegation voting against, on the substance of its common position on the proposal amending Directive 85/337/EEC on the assessment of the effects of certain public and private projects on the environment.