Traduction de «initial length » (Anglais → Français) :

The Chair of the committee shall sign with his or her name at length a printed copy of the bill, and shall also sign with the initials of his or her name, the preamble and the various sections of the bill and also any amendments which may be made or clauses added in committee; and another copy of the bill with the amendments, if any, written thereon shall be prepared by the Clerk of the committee, who shall sign the bill with his or her name at length and shall also sign with the initials of his or her name the preamble and the vario ...[+++]us sections adopted by the committee, and any amendments which may have been made thereto, and shall file the same with the Clerk of the House or attach it to the report of the committee.

Comments: It is proposed that an initial course be given followed by an examination limited to the transport of UN 1202, 1203 and 1223 in packages and in tanks within a radius of 75 km of the location of the registered office — the length of training must meet the requirements of the ADR — after five years the driver must follow a refresher course and pass an examination – the certificate will stipulate ‘national transport of UN 1202, 1203 and 1223 pursuant to Article 6(2) of Directive 2008/68/EC’.

(Return tabled) Question No. 128 Hon. Marlene Jennings: With regard to crime prevention initiatives: (a) how do the departments of Justice and Public Safety currently define “crime prevention initiatives”; (b) what are the specific eligibility requirements, admissibility conditions or criteria and evaluation criteria established for each program; (c) what was the process by which eligibility requirements were changed; (d) what was the total spending between January 1, 2006 and September 13, 2007, by the departments of Justice and Public Safety, on crime prevention initiatives, including previously existing programs and initiatives, ne ...[+++]w programs and initiatives, but excluding those programs which have been announced but not yet implemented; (e) what was (i) the number of applications for funding in each program, (ii) the number of applications deemed eligible, (iii) the number of applications approved for funding; (f) what was the percentage of amount requested, represented by the actual funding approval; (g) what was the median length of project life; (h) what was the number of applications approved for (i) 1-year funding, (ii) 2-year funding, (iii) 3-year funding, (iv) 4-year funding, (v) 5-year funding, (vi) 6-year funding, (vii) 7-year funding, (viii) 8-year funding, (ix) 9-year funding, (x) 10-year funding; and (i) what is the current projected annual cost of crime prevention programs and initiatives for the years 2007 and 2008?

Q-54 Mr. Proctor (Palliser) With respect to Canada Pension Plan disability benefits, in total, in each HRDC regional office and for each of the years 1990 to 2000, inclusive: (a) how many individuals applied for such benefits; (b) how many applications for benefits were approved at initial application and at each level of appeal; (c) how many individuals, and what percentage of individuals, appealed the denial of benefits at initial application and at each level of appeal; (d) how many decisions that went against the government at the review tribunal level were then appealed by the Minister to the Pensions Appeal Board; (e) how many ...[+++]of the Minister's appeals were rejected; (f) what was the average length of time for HRDC to process a disability claim at initial application and at each level of appeal; and (g) at initial application, and at each level of appeal, how many disability claims took (i) less than 8 weeks to process, (ii) from 9 to 16 weeks to process, (iii) from 17 to 26 weeks to process, (iv) from 27 to 52 weeks to process, and (v) more than 52 weeks to process?

The barriers to access to justice include short time limits for initiating a discrimination claim, the length and cost of proceedings, including the potentially discouraging effect on victims of the ‘loser pays’ principle, and limited availability of legal aid[35].

From a proposed length of storage of initially 50 years, the US has agreed to cut that period to three and a half years.