Traduction de «Résidence déclarée » (Français → Anglais) :

Finally, the signed statement regarding the polling station and the information provided were insufficient to determine whether Senator Duffy was on the voters list in the same area as his declared primary residence.

Except for a minor discrepancy of approximately $600, which was subject to interpretation, the audit found that my explanations for time spent in Ottawa and at my designated primary residence and elsewhere were justified.

47. In the light of the principle of equity and equal treatment, freedom of movement, the right to privacy, as well as the considerable cost of the pension weighting and the prohibitive cost of controlling it, considers that the system of geographic weightings according to the declared or presumed residence of the pensioner must be discontinued, and invites the Commission to amend its proposals to review the Staff Regulations to that end;

(Return tabled) Question No. 136 Mr. Garry Breitkreuz: With regard to foreign visitors bringing firearms into Canada: (a) what is the public-safety purpose of the Non-Resident Firearm Declaration Forms and the Non-Resident Firearm Declaration Continuation Sheets; (b) for each year since 1999, (i) how many non-restricted, restricted and prohibited firearms have been declared as they were brought into Canada and (ii) how many of these firearms, if any, were removed from Canada when these non-resident firearm declarers left Canada; (c) what improvements in public safety have been achieved by the provisions of the Firearms Act and any regu ...[+++]lations made under the Firearms Act related to the non-resident firearms declaration; (d) how long will it take and how much will it cost to fully implement these provisions and regulations; (e) how much has it cost to date to implement these provisions and regulations; and (f) how much will it cost each year to enforce these provisions and regulations once they are fully implemented?

Although such thresholds would appear to be neutral, since they do not involve any overt discrimination based on nationality or residence, they do not take into account the various income levels in the Member States, let alone where this threshold falls in relation to the national minimum income of the State where the applicant is resident.

We introduced a motion to decline to give second reading to this bill and ``to make a consequential amendment to the Customs Act because of its failure to bar, prior to a refugee hearing and an application for permanent residence, those who have been convicted of a crime that would carry a sentence in Canada of 10 years or more and those individuals who fall under the category of persons listed in section 19(1) and (2) of the Immigration Act''.