Traduction de «covered option » (Anglais → Français) :

(e) the only underwriting risks connected to the portfolio of life insurance obligations are longevity risk, expense and revision risk; the contracts underlying the life insurance obligations include no options for the policy holder or only a surrender option where the surrender value does not exceed the value of the assets, valued in accordance with Article 75, covering the life insurance obligations at the time the surrender option is exercised;

Question No. 841 Hon. Dominic LeBlanc: With regard to the government’s planned purchase of 65 F-35 aircraft and other purchase options made available for the government consideration: (a) when was the decision taken by the government to approve this purchase; (b) what was the quoted unit price given to the government at that time; (c) what was the maintenance and in-service support estimated cost over a period of 20 years at that time; (d) to what amounted the estimated industrial benefits to Canada at the time in terms of dollars and jobs; (e) what other purchase options were made available for the government's consideration; (f) w ...[+++]hat was the quoted unit price for each other aircraft option at the time; (g) what was the estimated cost for maintenance and in-service support covering a period of 20 years for each option at the time; and (h) to what amounted the estimated industrial benefits to Canada at the time in terms of dollars and jobs?

To the Optional Protocol a declaration of the European Community is added with respect to Article 12(1) of the Optional Protocol which indicates the competences that are transferred to the Community by the Member States under the Treaty establishing the European Community, in the areas covered by the Optional Protocol.

Quebec producers will also benefit as follows: $50 million to cover the additional costs related to changes in the criteria respecting coverage of the negative margin under CAIS; $90 million under the cover crop protection program; and $550 million under the Canadian farm families options program.

Accordingly, your rapporteur proposes that, initially, a voluntary system be introduced, since that would, for example, allow the insurance industry to apply to the feed production sector experience with risk cover options acquired from other branches.

I want to ensure we cover two topics when we come back and before we adjourn at 3:30: What are some of the funding options you think would make sense for the federal government to introduce, given the fact we are committed to putting some options for raising additional federal funding on the table.