Traduction de «Qui n'est pas rond » (Français → Anglais) :

Question No. 1158 Mr. Scott Simms: With regard to pre-budget roundtables held since December 1, 2012: (a) what are the total travel and accommodation costs incurred in respect to each roundtable by each participating minister, parliamentary secretary, staff member or other government employee; (b) what are the details of all other costs incurred in respect to each roundtable, including (i) room rentals, (ii) catering, (iii) advertising, (iv) printing, (v) equipment rental, (vi) other costs, specifying those other costs; (c) were any individuals or organizations specifically invited to attend each roundtable and, if so, what were the cr ...[+++]iteria for issuing such invitations; (d) what was the attendance at each roundtable; and (e) were summaries or reports prepared on the discussion at each roundtable and, if so, what is the file number of each summary or report?

(Return tabled) Question No. 159 Ms. Catherine Bell: With regard to National Roundtables on Corporate Social Responsibility and the Canadian Extractive Industry in Developing Countries: (a) what was the total government expenditure, tallied for all government departments including all costs associated with all Advisory Group and Steering Committee meetings, the four Roundtable sessions, additional government staffing requirements, support for civil society and industry participation in the process, facilitation and research; (b) when will the government publicly respond to the Advisory Group report of March 29, 2007; (c) was there any ...[+++]correspondence between the various ministers involved in the Roundtables and private sector companies in the oil and gas or mining sectors and, if so, between which ministers and when; and (d) did private meetings occur between the various ministers involved in the Roundtables and private sector companies in the oil and gas or mining sectors and, if so, with whom and when?

ensuring coordination with water-side boat patrols, and foot or vehicle patrols on the shore side, when provided.

The most important ones were the "Lending Rates Committees", the "Deposit Rates Committees" and a pan-Austrian committee called Federal Lending and Deposit Rates Committee in which bank representatives from Vienna met with their opposite numbers from the provinces.

Public reaction to this document, and the detailed programme for the Round Table are available via the Commission's Internal Market web site at [http ...]

The Commission met its representatives in June 1985 and April 1986. - 2 - - public procurement: here, the representatives of the Round Table said they had lived with the segmentation of national markets for a long time, but that they were now sure that opening up the European market would be in their interest, since the advantages of scale and competitiveness would outweigh the risk of competition; - transport; - company law: in particular the European company statute without which, said the representatives of the Round Table, trans-European firms came up against unnecessary and expensive problems; - the liberalization of capital move ...[+++]ments: indispensable, according to the representatives of the Round Table; - the approximation of indirect taxation".