Traduction de «Lettre de politique des licences du personnel » (Français → Anglais) :

exchanging views on the different aspects of the Information Society, in particular electronic communications policies and regulation including universal service, licensing and general authorisations, protection of privacy and personal data, and the independence and efficiency of the regulatory authority;

This also implies that development of entrepreneurial, management and innovation skills should become an integral part of graduate education, research training and lifelong learning strategies for university staff.

In addition to developing and implementing its convergent policy, the government has moved on a number of fronts to implement its information highway strategy, including: successfully negotiated spectrum for Canadian-supported global mobile satellite systems at a World Radiocommunication Conference; licensed four competitive suppliers of personal communications services - the new digital wireless technology that will provide users with a low-cost, portable on-ramp to the information highway and create an estimated 8,500 new jobs; created a competitive model for the delivery of direct-to-home satellite services; and awarded three local ...[+++] multi-point communication systems - or LMCS - licenses in October.

In that letter the constituent was advised that under the terms of the Privacy Act, unless she requested otherwise, the hon. member's letter, sent on her behalf, and any other correspondence related to her complaint would become part of the licensee's publicly accessible file in early January.

DRAFT COMMISSION DIRECTIVES ON - MOBILE AND PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS - IMPLEMENTATION OF FULL COMPETITION IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS MARKETS The Council held a wide-ranging exchange of views on the above draft Directives based on Article 90(3) of the Treaty; it then adopted the following conclusions: "The COUNCIL - NOTES that the Commission requested, on 3 August 1995, any comments from the Council on the draft Commission Directive amending Directive 90/388/EEC as regards mobile and personal communications; sent the President-in-Office of the Council, on 29 September 1995, the draft Commission Directive amending Directive 90/388/EEC as regar ...[+++]ds the implementation of full competition in telecommunications markets; - NOTES also the public consultation launched by the Commission following the publication of the two draft Directives in the Official Journal of the European Communities; - REAFFIRMS that it is important that the conditions governing the definition of the Community's future policy on the liberalization of telecommunications services and infrastructures should result from a political agreement based on the compromise of December 1989 and takes note of the Commission's support for this approach; - RECALLS in this connection the political agreement reached at the Telecommunications Council meeting on 17 November 1994, which was given concrete form in the Council Resolution of 22 December 1994 and in the statements made on that occasion; RECALLS that this Resolution recognizes in particular the principle of liberalization of telecommunication infrastructures on 1 January 1998, on the understanding that an additional transitional period is granted to certain Member States; - POINTS OUT that the Commission must also take account in its approach of the responsibilities of the European Parliament and the Council for the legislative provisions designed, on the basis of Commission proposals, to establish the European regulatory framework for telecommunications, parti ...

I am very pleased with the strong response from individual European citizens in this matter, which demonstrate that the question under political discussion is, indeed, an issue which is of great importance and concern for many people. However, as I unfortunately do not have the resources necessary to answer to all of the many letters individually, I hope that you will accept that I chose this way to respond to your querries.