Traduction de «agence des fournitures » (Français → Anglais) :

18. Calls on all relevant budgetary actors to respect their duties, within the budgetary procedure, to provide adequate justification for their requests concerning the Agencies' budgets (i.e. initial budget request, increases, decreases) and in the future, to take greater care in deciding on increases in an Agency's budget in the light of the time needed to carry out the new activities; is of the opinion that the Agencies' budgets ...[+++] should be based on their actual real needs; calls therefore on the Commission and all relevant parties involved in the budgetary procedure to implement as soon as possible the Court of Auditors' recommendation for a zero-based budgeting approach for Agencies when drawing up Agencies' budgets, meaning that the budget of each Agency is drawn up without reference to historical amounts and is determined by the stand-alone needs of each Agency;

33. Acknowledges that, out of the 32 recommendations of the IAS, one is ‘critical’ on the implementing procedures involving experts and twelve are ‘very important’ mainly on human resources management, on management of staff's conflicts of interest and on other procedures supporting the provision of scientific evaluation for human medicines in the Agency; calls, therefore, on the Agency to inform the discharge authority about the precise content of these recommendations without delay; urges the Agency to rapidly implement the IAS recommendations and to provide the discharge authority with a complete overview of measures taken and imple ...[+++]mented to properly address these recommendations by 30 June 2011; asks, in addition, the Court of Auditors to monitor and inform the discharge authority of the efficiency of the measures taken;

Funding to the agencies was as follows: $507.5 million for the RCMP to conduct planning and operations related to policing and security at the two summits; $278.3 million for Public Safety to administer the security cost framework policy and reimburse security partners for the incremental and extraordinary security-related costs they incurred; $3.1 million for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service to provide intelligence support related to threats to the national security of Canada, including the G-8 and G-20 summits; $1.2 million for the Canada Border Services Agency to support activities associated with the provision of increme ...[+++]ntal border services and critical program support for the G-8 and G-20 summits.

Five documents entitled a) Non-Binding Declaration on Mutual Aid, b) Draft Federal/Provincial/Territorial MOU on the Sharing of Information During a Public Health Emergency, c) Draft MOU on Health Emergency Management — Health Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada: Building Effective Working Relations, d) The Public Health Agency of Canada's Strategic Plan, and e) National Emergency Stockpile System Catalogue of Supplies, submitted by Public Health Agency of Canada in response to the committee's request for additional information at the February 4, 2008 meeting (Exhibit 5900-2.39/N2-SS-1-8, 11," 18" )

Sections 23 and 24 of the Parks Canada Agency Act authorize the minister to fix fees administratively for services, facilities, rights and privileges provided and conferred by the Parks Canada Agency.

Clause 43 of Bill C-60 introduces a provision (new section 157) that allows the employer and the pension entity to file a joint election with the Canada Revenue Agency in which they agree to not remit the GST/HST on taxable supply if tax is already being paid through the deemed taxable supply rules.