Traduction de «Déclenchement des plans de reprise des affaires » (Français → Anglais) :

8. Considers that a start could be made by creating a regular forum where judges of all levels of seniority in areas of law where cross-border issues frequently arise, such as admiralty, commercial, family and personal injury cases, could hold discussions on a recent area or areas of legal controversy or difficulty, in order to encourage discussion, build contacts, create channels of communication and collaboration and build mutual confidence and understanding; believes that this could be assisted through the active participation of ...[+++]the universities and the participation of practitioners;

At political level I have repeatedly - both in bilateral contacts and in the Justice and Home Affairs Council - encouraged the Member States and candidate countries to cooperate fully with the investigations of the Council of Europe and the European Parliament.

On this subject, I am pleased at the growing awareness of the fact that the stability chapter of the European economy should not be able to relegate the chapter dealing with growth, business start-ups and employment into second place.

The delegation of the EFTA States participating in the EEA was headed by Mr ASGRIMSSON, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iceland. 2. The EEA Council noted the progress report presented by the Chairman of the EEA Joint Committee. 3. The EEA Council assessed the overall functioning and development to date of the EEA Agreement and: - noted the continued progress of the Joint Committee in incorporating relevant Community legislation into the EEA Agreement and the need for continued support of its work if the objective of complete alignment of EEA and Community legislation were to be fully achieved; - recognized the crucial role of uniform ...[+++]implementation of legislation for the success of the internal market extended to the EEA and welcomed the good progress in integrating EEA legislation in Liechtenstein following its full participation from 1 May 1995; - noted that the provisions of the Agreement for development of cooperation had led to inclusion of new areas in the fields of both programmes and legislation; with regard to committees managing programmes in which the EFTA/EEA countries participate under Articles 81 and 82 of the Agreement, the EEA Council underlined the need to ensure the participation of the EFTA/EEA countries as soon as EFTA commitment has been assured; - welcomed the continuing participation of the EFTA States, through the consultation and information procedures, in the shaping of EEA-relevant legislation in preparation in the EU and noted the EFTA/EEA States' interest in participating in certain committees of similar characteristics to those listed in Protocol 37; - welcomed the resumption of formal meetings of the EEA Consultative Committee and the continued close contacts and cooperation at informal level; - noted the continuing difference of view between the EU and its EFTA partners on the EU's use of Articles 112 and 113 of the EEA Agreement in relation to fish.

[Translation] Mr. Stéphane Bergeron (Verchères, BQ): Mr. Speaker, I am sure we would love to share the optimism of the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Could the Minister of Defence indicate what the Canadian government intends to suggest at the meetings of the CSCE that would help revive negotiations and lead the Bosnian Serbs to finally accept the proposed peace plan?

Last August, a few weeks before the election was called, MIL Davie officials presented this famous business plan to the present chief of staff of the present Prime Minister, who was a candidate in Quebec City, and to all the Liberal candidates in the Quebec City region.