Traduction de «supplies and equipment » (Anglais → Français) :

(27) When keeping the information required under this Directive for the identification of other economic operators, economic operators should not be required to update such information in respect of other economic operators who have either supplied them with pressure equipment or an assembly or to whom they have supplied pressure equipment or an assembly .

When keeping the information required under this Directive for the identification of other economic operators, economic operators should not be required to update such information in respect of other economic operators who have either supplied them with radio equipment or to whom they have supplied radio equipment.

(35a) When keeping the information required under this Directive for the identification of other economic operators, economic operators should not be required to update such information in respect of other economic operators who have either supplied them with radio equipment or to whom they have supplied radio equipment.

When keeping the information required under this Directive for the identification of other economic operators, economic operators should not be required to update such information in respect of other economic operators who have either supplied them with electrical equipment or to whom they have supplied electrical equipment.

This was actually a decrease of $28.4 million, to $144 million, so the $144 million that we are requesting today will be spent on the following items: salaries and allowances, $36.6 million; real-life support, so food and supplies and accommodations, $60 million; vehicle and equipment—much of the vehicle support there is rented SUVs, vehicle maintenance, supplies; communications equipment, so computers and satellite communication, accounts for $4 million; the movement, so the in-and-out rotation of personnel, theatre visits, and r ...[+++]elief; pre-deployment training accounts for $7 million of that amount; and personnel support, which is $15 million, for the morale, welfare, local engagement, home leave travel, etc.

Mr. John Duncan (North Island-Powell River, Ref) moved: That, in the opinion of this House, 1) during an election period but before the date of the election, every Member of Parliament should be required to certify the location and presence of their furnishings, supplies and equipment: (a) in the constituency office, which list should be attested to by the Deputy Returning Officer, and (b) in the House of Commons office, which list should be attested to by House of Commons staff; 2) after an election, the smooth storage and/or transfer of furnishings, supplies and equipment to the new Member of Parliament should be arranged: (a) in the ...[+++]constituency office, by the Deputy Returning Officer and (b) in the House of Commons office, by House of Commons staff;