Traduction de «Reddition d'un jugement » (Français → Anglais) :

delivery of a judgment | passing of a judgment | passing of a sentence | rendering of a judgment

accountability report

accountability report

accountability [ accountability relationship ]

judgment debtor [ judgement debtor ]

legally binding judgment | final judgment | legally binding final judgment | final legally binding judgment

performance reporting | reporting | accountability

When I last appeared, Mr. Chairman, I mentioned and discussed in some detail the four principal objectives of the legislation, those being: the democratization of the system of governance for the Canadian Wheat Board; the creation of new forms and new lines of accountability for the Canadian Wheat Board; the introduction of a number of flexibility tools to allow the Canadian Wheat Board to be more modern and agile in the market-place the extent to which those tools are used, of course, is a discretionary matter for the new board of directors to decide, and two-thirds of that board will be duly elected by farmers themselves; and, the e ...[+++]mpowerment of producers to take greater control and to exercise more authority over what the Wheat Board does and does not do and to give producers the authority to shape this marketing instrument as they would want to see it for the future.

One set of discussions is that the federal government should not be interfering in the accountability between First Nation leaders and those who elect them; and that part of a community's ability to make its own decisions includes the ability to decide who should be its leaders, the ability to decide whether or not they have done a good enough job to continue being elected and to make the judgement about whether or not the right decisions about the use of resources were made.

In light of the Supreme Court decision on this, was that part of the reason the government killed the lawful access bill, in which there were very few provisions to protect accountability for average citizens, let alone potential criminals?

10. Welcomes the decision to monitor the commitments undertaken up to accession, giving the necessary reassurance to current Member States; calls for the transformation of the accession monitoring process into a system of "peer review", whereby all Member States would be involved in a constructively critical evaluation of their respect for matters such as the democratic accountability and integrity of public administration, non-discrimination, civil liberties and the rule of law; endorses also the commitment to continue the surveill ...[+++]ance of progress with regard to economic, budgetary and structural policies;