Traduction de «Conseiller principal en analyse de la politique » (Français → Anglais) :

Witnesses: From the Treasury Board Secretariat: Alan Nymark, Associate Deputy Minister and Co-Chair of the Policy Research Committee, Health Canada; From Industry Canada: Dr. Serge Nadeau, Director, Micro-Economic Analysis Directorate; Dr. Surendra Gera, Senior Policy and Research Advisor, Micro-Economic Policy Analysis Branch.

Support the development of EU policy and law by advising on all matters relating to network and information security policy, providing preparatory work and advice and analysing and promoting publication of publicly available strategies.

(Return tabled) Question No. 142 Hon. Anita Neville: With regard to the Treasury Board and the Department of Finance: (a) what process is in place for gender-based analysis on departmental policies in each department; (b) what measures are put in place to ensure gender-based analysis is done on legislation in each department; (c) if a policy or legislation does not achieve gender parity through a gender-based analysis, what measures, if any, are taken to ensure the policy or legislation is gender appropriate in each department; (d) what measures are taken to ensure gender parity in policies or legislation in each department; (e) are gen ...[+++]der-based analyses on any policy or legislation conducted in each department and, if so, what is the content of those analyses; (f) how many staff are dedicated to do gender-based analysis in each department; (g) to whom do staff in (f) report in each department; and (h) what direction does each department give to staff on gender-based analysis?

6. The Council calls upon the Commission to work together with the Member States, in particular within the framework of the European Employment Guidelines and in accordance with the mainstreaming principle, to monitor and analyse the development of the employment of people with disabilities on the basis of comparable data and to develop new strategies and campaigns, taking into consideration national, regional and local differences.

We are very pleased to welcome Sébastien Badour, Principal Advisor, Policy and Communications, Policy and Planning, from Infrastructure Canada; Louise Atkins, Director of Planning, Monitoring and Reporting, from Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development; and from the Department of Finance, we have Ross Ezzeddin, Director, Sector Policy Analysis, Economic Development and Corporate Finance.

TAKES NOTE OF the Commission's recent Report on the next steps for Impact Assessment outlining the measures which the Commission intends to take in order to improve the present practice and procedures in a refined framework for impact assessments covering the three pillars of the sustainable development strategy; also welcomes Member States' input to this report and reiterates the need to enhance the competitiveness dimension; ENDORSES the objectives and the general thrust of the Commission's Report, in particular as regards the improved methodology and guiding principles for the integrated approach to impact assessments; INVITES the ...[+++]Commission to implement, as soon as possible, the recommendations of this report including the necessary actions for the revised guidelines to become operational; UNDERTAKES to take the relevant elements of the Commission's report into account in the context of how the Council makes use of the Commission's impact assessments and with regard to the evaluation of the ongoing pilot project on impact assessment of Council amendments, which is scheduled for May 2005, and in the follow-up to that project;