Traduction de «absolution sujette à des conditions » (Français → Anglais) :

As the eligibility conditions for value added tax (VAT) paid by beneficiaries is prone to errors and discrepancies, there is a need to ensure that the notions of non-recoverable VAT and non-taxable persons within the meaning of Article 13(1) of the Council Directive 2006/112/EC of 28 November 2006 on the common system of value added tax are consistently understood and applied, by reference to the activities that those notions encompass.

Ms. Marian Harymann (Senior Policy Analyst, Policing and Law Enforcement Directorate, Department of the Solicitor General): Under the Criminal Records Act, absolute and conditional charges are dealt with differently, so there's a three-year waiting period for a conditional discharge for the information relating to the criminal record to be sealed, and it's one year in the case of an absolute discharge.

Under the system, a court or review board can render one of three dispositions: detention in a hospital facility, a conditional discharge or a discharge subject to conditions, or an absolute discharge.

That the Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans hold a meeting, before the summer adjournment, to address mounting public and scientific concerns over the immediate threat posed by seismic exploratory work, geotechnical drilling and other exploratory work to be conducted within the marine environment to species listed under the Species at Risk Act and other vulnerable species in the Gros-Cacouna region of the St. Lawrence River; that Department of Fisheries and Oceans officials be invited to that meeting to provide the committee with a complete list of the conditions the Department established for this work, along with the scientifi ...[+++]c basis upon which these conditions are based, and to respond to questions in this regard, and clarify which activities, if any, would have been subject to a federal and environmental assessment under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act prior to its repeal; and that the committee report its conclusions and its recommendations to the House of Commons.