Traduction de «Loi sur l'Amicale des anciens parlementaires du Québec » (Français → Anglais) :

An Act respecting the Amicale des anciens parlementaires du Québec

(B) a surviving spouse’s annuity that is payable, during the life of the former member’s surviving spouse, by monthly instalments beginning on the day after the day on which the former member died and that is equal to 40, 50 or 60 per cent, in accordance with the election made by the former member, of the immediate annuity determined in accordance with clause (A), and that is determined taking into account the supplementary benefits payable under Part IV of the Act, as if the surviving spouse’s annuity were an allowance payable under ...[+++]Parts I and II of the Act; and

– having regard to the ruling of 14 June 2012 by the Supreme Constitutional Court of Egypt, rendering the 2012 parliamentary elections unconstitutional and one third of the winners unlawful, as well as annulling the Political Exclusion Law which excluded former members of the Mubarak regime from participating in the elections,

6. Points out that the Badinter principle, as enshrined in the Constitution of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, is intended as a means to dialogue and consensus in a multi-ethnic state; regrets that early in 2007, as a result of dissatisfaction with the application of the Badinter principle, the largest Albanian opposition party ceased all parliamentary activity; welcomes the fact that the consultations between government and the opposition resulted in an agreement covering the list of laws to be adopted by applying the Badinter principle, the use of the Albanian language in public institutions, the social security situation ...[+++]of former Albanian guerrilla fighters and the composition of the Committee on Inter-Ethnic Relations, thus enabling all elected members to resume their parliamentary duties and to show political responsibility; calls on this basis, following the implementation of the agreement, for the status of EU candidate country that was granted in 2005 to be accompanied as soon as possible by the actual start of accession negotiations; finally, invites all parties to maintain and consolidate this spirit of dialogue in settling their divergences and to pursue jointly the reform agenda which is essential for the country's European prospects;

6. Points out that the Badinter principle, as enshrined in the Constitution of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, is intended as a means to dialogue and consensus in a multi-ethnic state; regrets that early in 2007, as a result of dissatisfaction with the application of the Badinter principle, the largest Albanian opposition party ceased all parliamentary activity; welcomes the fact that the consultations between government and the opposition resulted in an agreement covering the list of laws to be adopted by applying the Badinter principle, the use of the Albanian language in public institutions, the social security situation ...[+++]of former Albanian guerrilla fighters and the composition of the Committee on Inter-Ethnic Relations, thus enabling all elected members to resume their parliamentary duties and to show political responsibility; calls on this basis, following the implementation of the agreement, for the status of EU candidate country that was granted in 2005 to be accompanied as soon as possible by the actual start of accession negotiations; finally, invites all parties to maintain and consolidate this spirit of dialogue in settling their divergences and to pursue jointly the reform agenda which is essential for the country's European prospects;