Traduction de «Coordonnatrice de la diffusion de l'information » (Français → Anglais) :

In the case of devices referred to in the first subparagraph of Article 1(4) and where the incident or field safety corrective action may be related to a substance which, if used separately, would be considered to be a medicinal product, the evaluating competent authority or the coordinating competent authority referred to in paragraph 6 shall inform the relevant competent authority for medicinal products, or the EMA, that was consulted by the notified body in accordance with the second subparagraph of Article 42(2).

In the case of devices referred to in the first subparagraph of Article 1(4) and where the serious incident or field safety corrective action may be related to a substance which, if used separately, would be considered to be a medicinal product, the evaluating competent authority or the coordinating competent authority referred to in paragraph 6 shall inform the relevant competent authority for medicinal products, or the European Medicines Agency (EMA), that was consulted by the notified body in accordance with the second subparagraph ...[+++] of Article 42(2).

(a) keep available for the authorities or bodies responsible for monitoring information on medicinal products, a sample of all information disseminated in accordance with this Title and information on its volume of dissemination, together with a statement indicating the persons to whom it is addressed, the method of dissemination and the date of first dissemination,

For an example of what one might call interference, I refer to the testimony that was given by the coordinator for Public Works before the Gomery commission, in which she described what happened when she was trying to release documents she felt ought to come out under the Access to Information Act (1220) The Acting Chair (Mr. David Tilson): That concludes the second round, Mr. Commissioner.

–adding value where necessary to local, national and crossborder initiatives promoting a better understanding, for instance through the dissemination of information, of the opportunities, benefits and possible risks of the Information Society, whether aimed at the general public or at specific target groups; –the gathering and dissemination of information on citizens' and users' needs with respect to Information Society services and applications; –the enhancement of the visibility to the general public and other interested parties on real projects being implemented to service their needs; –the monitoring of peoples' awareness and f ...[+++]amiliarization with the Information Society services and applications, in particular through the fostering of regular surveys and the integration of national surveys into a European picture; –the stimulation of the interest of industry, in particular small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), in providing services and applications that meet the needs expressed by citizens and users, for instance, through presentations of Information Society activities, networks, applications and concrete opportunities to be exploited; –the demonstration of potential impacts of the Information Society at regional level, including within its crossborder dimension, the promotion of exchange of relevant information between cities and regions; –the support for the Information Society Forum consisting of experts representing a broad range of interests from industry, academia, media, trade unions, consumer and user groups, advising the Commission on the challenges to overcome for the development of the Information Society; (b) measures to optimize the socio-economic benefits of the Information Society in Europe:

On June 6, 2005, following my advice and encouragement, Veronique, my daughter, sent an access to information request to INAC's Access to Information and Privacy Coordinator, Ms. Marie Dauray Chartrand, at the Gatineau, Quebec, office.