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12. Considers that new EU legislation is necessary to create a legal obligation of corporate Human Rights Due Diligence for EU garment companies outsourcing production to third countries, including binding measures to secure traceability and transparency through legislation obliging companies which wish to operate on the European market to provide information about the entire supply chain of their products, in line with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights;

Recognises that the only possible solution is a political one and that this should include negotiations – which should eventually take place against the backdrop of a ceasefire – with the Taliban and other combatant groups, as well as other political players in the country, who are ready to participate in a government of national unity capable of putting an end to the civil war that has raged there for almost three decades and of ensuring full respect for the rule of law and fundamental human rights; believes that, in order to achieve the political solution, the new counter-insurgency policy must be given time to show results in line wi ...[+++]th the timetable announced by President Obama;

In the event of war, our men and our women will be ready, willing and able to don the uniform and play their part in the defence of this country we call Canada.

The point I wanted to make, is that I, as the member for Timiskaming—Cochrane, have taken the position that I have a right and a duty to show the Canadian flag in the House, in the Canadian Parliament, and that, regardless of the Speaker's decision on this, I am prepared to carry the flag and to face up to the consequences of the Speaker's ruling like a man.

Ministers meeting at the General Affairs Council in Luxembourg on 28-29 October have decided to appoint as the EU's envoy to the Peace Process Ambassador Miguel Angel Moratinos, who would have the following mandate: - to establish and maintain close contact with all the parties to the Peace Process, other countries of the region, the US and other interested countries, as well as relevant international organisations, in order to work with them in strengthening the Peace Process; - to observe peace negotiations between the parties, and to be ready to offer the EU's advice and good offices should the parties request this; - to contribute where requested to ...[+++]the implementation of international agreements reached between parties, and to engage with them diplomatically in the event of non-compliance with the terms of these agreements; - to engage constructively with signatories to agreements within the framework of the Peace Process in order to promote compliance with the basic norms of democracy, including respect for human rights and the rule of law; - to report to the Council's bodies on the possibilities for EU interventions in the Peace Process, and on the best way of pursuing EU initiatives and ongoing MEPP-related EU business including the political aspects of relevant EU development projects; - to monitor actions by either side which might prejudice the outcome of the permanent status negotiations.