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6. To this end, decides to introduce a cross-cutting reserve of 5% for external translation services and stresses that this amendment is targeted towards all institutions with their own translation departments; the improvements requested include the re-negotiation of the current arrangements in place for the sharing of internal translation resources in view of realising efficiency gains and savings in the area of translation, also in line with the special report of the Court of Auditors in this field; takes note of the fact that thi ...[+++]s reserve can thus be released when a concrete proposal for a system of internal translation resource sharing has been presented by the institutions and considered by the budgetary authority;

15. Invites the Bureau and Committee on Budgets to urgently address the Inter-Institutional Working Group on multilingualism in order to prepare a proposal (technical level) in order to make sure that inter-institutional cooperation in this field, especially as concerns the use of any free capacity, is improved; is disappointed, for instance, that the system in place for better sharing of translation between institutions is hardly used at all; expects to see a proposal on where possibilities for improvement exist before the first reading; also takes a keen interest in new technical tools for its translation services and asks for infor ...[+++]mation on their development and the related financial consequences during 2010, including the study of the Euramis translation tool; would welcome, in this study, an assessment of whether this tool could lead to improved interinstitutional cooperation in the field of translation, and also efficiency gains and cost savings that could reduce dependence on external translation services;

[English] Hon. Jon Gerrard (Secretary of State (Science, Research and Development), Lib.): Mr. Speaker, it is important to recognize the important role the Social Sciences and Humanities Council has played in social science and human research.

[English] Hon. Jon Gerrard (Secretary of State (Science, Research and Development), Lib.): Mr. Speaker, the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council represents all the researchers in the social sciences and humanities in Canada, both anglophone and francophone, and has on its council both anglophone and francophone members.

PROMOTION OF THE TRANSLATION OF CONTEMPORARY EUROPEAN DRAMATIC WORKS - RESOLUTION "The Council and the Ministers for Culture meeting within the Council, Recognizing, as part of the improvement of the dissemination of the culture of the European peoples, the need for wider circulation of contemporary dramatic works within the European Community so as to enable decision-makers in theatres and the broadcasting sector to present a more varied repertoire of drama from the Member States to the public of the other Member States; Noting that potential producers of dramatic works may need to read these works in their own language before taking a decision on production, particul ...[+++]arly when the original language of the work is a lesser spoken language in Europe; Recalling the importance attached to the promotion of translation of dramatic works in the Ministers' Resolution of 7 June 1991 on the development of the theatre in Europe; AGREE to promote the translation of contemporary dramatic works by playwrights of the Member States which have been successful in their country of origin; this should be organized within the pilot scheme for the translation of contemporary literary works established by their Resolution of 9 November 1987, as an addition to it; INVITE the Commission to assess any necessary steps for putting into practice such a scheme on the translation of dramatic works, including proposals for appropriate financing, and to propose an appropriate number of translations, preferably into at least two languages, each year; the whole to be evaluated within the review of the main scheme for the translation of contemporary literary works, due at the end of 1994. They invite the Commission, in so doing, to take account of the ideas contained in a separate Presidency proposal to promote translation of dramatic works".

The breakdown of projects between the various priorities is as follows: - 24 translations in the 1st priority; - 6 translations in the 2nd priority; - 29 translations in the 3rd priority; - 12 translations in the 4th priority; - 5 translations in the 5th priority. * * *