Traduction de «system status register » (Anglais → Français) :

44. Underlines the need to improve the position of the Roma population; recognises that some progress has been made, such as the increase achieved in the enrolment rate of Roma children in the education system, as well as the measures taken to increase their social inclusion, such as support for registering ‘legally invisible’ persons; stresses, however, that more concentrated and targeted efforts are needed to improve the socio-economic status of Roma, ...[+++]among other means through the EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies; expresses concern at the continued phenomena of severe discrimination, social exclusion, forced eviction and high unemployment, particularly affecting Roma women; notes furthermore the need to fully harmonise anti-discrimination law with EU policy;

A specimen of a supplier’s declaration appears in Appendix VII. In cases where the supplying OCTs has implemented the Registered Exporter System but the OCTs of further processing has not, the evidence of originating status may also be provided by means of a statement on origin.

3.2.1. Develop further a sustainable health monitoring system with mechanisms for collection of data and information, with appropriate indicators; collect data on health status and policies; establish Europe-wide registers on major diseases, such as cancer, and at the very least, on cervical cancer, breast cancer and colorectal cancer, based on the data collected when implementing the Council recommendation on cancer screening; develop methodologies and database mainten ...[+++]ance; the statistical element of this system will be developed together with the Community Statistical Programme.

18. Calls for more resources to be directed to improvement of orphanages and schools for disadvantaged children and those with special needs, including disabled persons, and to more rapid and effective implementation of the deinstitutionalisation plan, given that Bulgaria has a relatively high percentage of children in care; requests the Commission to undertake research and monitoring on the status of disabled persons living in residential institutions; wishes to encourage changes in the law and practice of adoption to reduce further the number of Bulgarian children adopted internationally and to promote national adoption, including es ...[+++]tablishment of a unified national register for potential adopters, as well as encouraging foster care in line with international best practice; calls for continued reform of psychiatric care; urges also the establishment of a juvenile court system backed by appropriate structures and accommodation;

18. Calls for more resources to be directed to improvement of orphanages and schools for disadvantaged children and those with special needs, including disabled persons, and to more rapid and effective implementation of the deinstitutionalisation plan, given that Bulgaria has a relatively high percentage of children in care; requests the Commission to undertake research and monitoring on the status of disabled persons living in residential institutions; wishes to encourage changes in the law and practice of adoption to reduce further the number of Bulgarian children adopted internationally and to promote national adoption including est ...[+++]ablishment of a unified national register for potential adopters, as well as encouraging foster care in line with international best practice; calls for continued reform of psychiatric care; urges also the establishment of a juvenile court system backed by appropriate structures and accommodation;

The bill is designed to preserve the integrity of Canada’s registered charities system by preventing organizations that support terrorist activities from obtaining or continuing to have registered charity status under the Income Tax Act.