Traduction de «Publication originale non sérielle » (Français → Anglais) :

non serial publication

The TRC is authorized and required to inform all Canadians about the history and ongoing legacy of residential schools; to give an opportunity to all former students, staff and all those affected by the schools to participate in the telling of the history through national and community events and statement-gathering; to hold seven national public education and commemorative events as well as regional and community events; to collect every record that is relevant to the history and impact of the schools; to conduct original research that build ...[+++]s upon previous research and to prepare reports based on this work; to establish a national research centre that would make accessible to all Canadians all of the statements, research and other materials that have been collected by the commission; and last, but most important, to guide and inspire a process of healing and reconciliation within Aboriginal families and communities and between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people in this country.

12. Maintains that, irrespective of whether data are held by public or private bodies or have been obtained using public or private financing, the body responsible for collecting, processing, and communicating the information should invariably be mentioned; also affirms that when the release of information might have implications in terms of competitiveness and competition, or for the revenue of organisations holding information, all that should be publicly available is data products and not raw or processed data; takes the view regarding such cases that if reference had to be made to the data source, stakeholders would be able to approach those ho ...[+++]lding the original information and ask to be given access to more detailed data or even the raw data;

12. Maintains that, irrespective of whether data are held by public or private bodies or have been obtained using public or private financing, the body responsible for collecting, processing, and communicating the information should invariably be mentioned; also affirms that when the release of information might have implications in terms of competitiveness and competition, or for the revenue of organisations holding information, all that should be publicly available is data products and not raw or processed data; takes the view regarding such cases that if reference had to be made to the data source, stakeholders would be able to approach those ho ...[+++]lding the original information and ask to be given access to more detailed data or even the raw data;

10. Urges the Member States to define the remits of public service broadcasters so that they can retain their distinctiveness through a commitment to original audiovisual production and high-quality programming and journalism regardless of commercial considerations or political influence, which is precisely what marks them out as distinctive; notes that these remits should be defined as precisely as possible, but with due regard for the broadcasters' programming autonomy;