Traduction de «Comité de sélection - Acquisition sur place » (Français → Anglais) :

6. Supports the ECA's view that, due to the absence of specific selection procedures for contract staff for auxiliary tasks (including, for example, the use of selection committees), "[...] the provisions applied at the ECJ do not ensure that in such cases the relevant requirements set out in the 'Conditions of employment of other servants of the European Communities' are fully complied with and any risk of appearance of non-objective selection is avoided"; requests therefore that appropriate selection procedures ...[+++]be put in place for this category of contract staff as well;

The adjudication committees then recommend to SSHRC which proposals to fund, based on the highest standards of academic excellence and other criteria, including the importance of the proposed work to the advancement of knowledge.

supports the establishment of a Shared Services Centre for the management of CSDP missions, that is to say, an interinstitutional office comprising the Commission's Unit 3 (CFSP Operations of the Foreign Policy Instruments – formerly Relex/A3) and the CPCC Mission Support Unit; notes that the new Service, by addressing the personnel, logistics, procurement and financial responsibilities of the civilian CSDP missions and by relieving the Heads of Mission from part of their administrative duties, would guarantee greater efficiency both by pooling administrative functions, starting with the selection and recruitment of personnel, and by ce ...[+++]ntralising procurement and equipment management;

(c) supports the establishment of a Shared Services Centre for the management of CSDP missions, that is to say, an interinstitutional office comprising the Commission’s Unit 3 (CFSP Operations of the Foreign Policy Instruments – formerly Relex/A3) and the CPCC Mission Support Unit; notes that the new Service, by addressing the personnel, logistics, procurement and financial responsibilities of the civilian CSDP missions and by relieving the Heads of Mission from part of their administrative duties, would guarantee greater efficiency both by pooling administrative functions, starting with the selection and recruitment of personnel, and b ...[+++]y centralising procurement and equipment management;

Hon. Jack Austin: Honourable senators, on the question of congruence, it is not a problem for the Standing Committee on Privileges, Standing Rules and Orders to see the recommendation that two new committees be struck added to by a process by which senators may be chosen to serve through the Committee of Selection.

By adopting portions of the Third Report in 1982, the House agreed, among other items, that on a provisional basis the membership of standing committees would be reduced to between 10 and 15 members; that the Striking Committee would report within 10 sitting days of its appointment and within 10 sitting days after January 1; that a system of alternate membership would be established; that standing committees would be empowered to initiate enquiries through the automatic referral of annual departmental reports; and that committees could request the tabling of a comprehensive response to their reports.