Traduction de «Assurer la préparation des véhicules pour le ramassage » (Français → Anglais) :

Parliament’s resolution of July 2001, prepared the ground for the Commission to bring forward its proposal for a fifth motor insurance directive.

Establishing an integrated European approach and restoring an adequate level of effort in the preparation of a new generation launch vehicle is the most promising and affordable way to ensure the long-term competitiveness and reliability of European access to space.

The department's response to these stated needs and its support have produced the following very impressive results: we now have stable and continued funding despite internal adjustments that were deemed necessary to support acquisition efforts and national procurement demands; we have witnessed support for the integration and implementation of counter-improvised explosive device equipment, unmanned aerial vehicles, Chinooks, upgraded armoured systems and enhanced surveillance systems; we have grown the army's regular and reserve forces, the civilian employees and Rangers, who are part of the army; we employ significant numbers of res ...[+++]ervists both on operations and in critical posts here in Canada, and our civilian personnel continue to provide continuity and depth to the army's mission; the family of land combat vehicles project is on track and delivery of essential modifications to our light armoured vehicle fleet will support the army's needs into the near future; the army's training system is an organization that ensures that our forces are deployed into the most difficult operational circumstances with the knowledge, skills and abilities essential to win the fight, or whatever the mission calls for, be it Afghanistan, the Olympics or Haiti.

We have a summary that lists, then, seven points: direct investment in fiscal tools to carry out the FCM's quality of life infrastructure program; new, affordable housing and rental housing, with which the feds have to get involved; support for public transit, including vehicle purchase and tax-free, employer-supplied transit passes—an issue passed in principle by the House about four ...[+++] months ago and one on which our friends in the transit union have been working very hard—along with a rapid transit connection to Pearson airport; shift taxes to encourage environmentally friendly economic activity; create a national atmospheric fund, modelled on the highly successful Toronto Atmospheric Fund, which can be applied to both private and public sector; restore the EI program to full pre-1990 levels of qualification and benefits; and create a capital reserve fund to use during the slow periods of the construction industry cycle.

Several steps were taken last year toward developing a Master Security Plan that will centralize the planning, development and implementation of security measures for the Parliamentary Precinct: a joint Master Security Planning Office was maintained to coordinate activities; a Memorandum of Understanding related to information sharing was established with security partners; simulations were carried out to practice the coordinated response of multiple security partners to emergency scenarios; a policy and standards review was completed to ensure the greatest possible integration of security standards and practices; and business requirements were def ...[+++]ined, the design was completed and equipment was acquired for an interim vehicle screening facility.

Before asking John DeVries to outline some of our specific concerns, we summarize some of our major criticisms. They are as follows: The proposed employment insurance program is not the place to address regional disparities or other social policy objectives.