Traduction de «chirurgie avec effraction minimale » (Français → Anglais) :

Approximately 400.000 different medical devices can be distinguished on the market, ranging from simple devices (such as syringes and glasses), through equipment to screen and diagnose disease and health conditions, to the most sophisticated and complex instruments (like life-saving implantable devices, diagnostic imaging and minimal invasive surgery equipment).

Over the past thirty years what has been happening, very appropriately, is as medical technologies have advanced, a lot of the care that formerly had to be given in hospitals, because techniques and surgery were very invasive, could be dealt with outside by either therapeutics or by much less invasive surgery, which meant people could recover at home rather than in the hospitals.

Although, when originally introduced in the House of Commons, Bill C-10 attached escalating mandatory minimum sentences to the two new offences of break and enter to steal a firearm, and robbery to steal a firearm, the House of Commons Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights removed the minimum penalties, leaving only maximum penalties of life imprisonment.

The most significant differences are the removal of all of the higher penalties that would have been imposed for a third or subsequent offence (instead, the highest penalties will be for a second or subsequent offence); the removal of clauses that would have introduced escalating mandatory minimum sentences for less serious firearm offences; (3) and the removal of mandatory minimum penalties for the two new offences of break and enter to steal a firearm and robbery to steal a firearm.

Bill C-10, An Act to amend the Criminal Code (minimum penalties for offences involving firearms) and to make a consequential amendment to another Act, was introduced and received first reading in the House of Commons on 4 May 2006, followed by second reading and referral to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights on 13 June 2006 (1) Its primary objectives are to increase mandatory minimum terms of imprisonment for individuals who commit serious or repeat firearm offences, and to create the new offences of breaking and entering to steal a firearm and robbery to steal a firearm (2)