Traduction de «compétence d'appui » (Français → Anglais) :

29. Considers that the distinction drawn in Van Uden, between cases in which the court granting the measure has jurisdiction over the substance of the case and cases in which it does not, should be replaced by a test based on the question of whether measures are sought in support of proceedings issued or to be issued in that Member State or a non-Member State (in which case the restrictions set out in Article 31 should not apply) or in support of proceedings in another Member State (in which case the Article 31 restrictions should apply);

27. Calls on the Commission to devote a specific section of the successor to the MEDIA 2007 programme to promoting media literacy, as the current programme contributes little to the promotion of media literacy; supports the Commission's proposal to develop a new programme called "Media Mundus" to support international cooperation in the audiovisual sector; calls for media literacy to feature more prominently in other EU support programmes, especially Lifelong Learning, eTwinning, Safer Internet and the European Social Fund;

In other words, in the case of a small business where an employee is a relative of the owner, the Law Commission of Canada, recognized by the federal government as a competent authority, supports the position I put forward in the bill tabled yesterday, which calls for an end to discrimination and for employment of this nature to be insurable from the outset, subject to a subsequent investigation of whether fraud is involved or not.

Such collaboration might take the form of: - support, at the request of one of the competent services, for preventive action, such as inspection visits to places of work where there is hard evidence that the activities of those services could be obstructed or nullified or could involve any type of risk; - support during inspections where the work of the competent services is seriously impeded in their investigations into the hidden economy; - prompt support where assistance is requested by the competent services in emergency situations.

The collaboration might take the form of: - support, at the request of one of the competent services, for preventive action, such as inspection visits to places of work where there is hard evidence that the activities of those services could be obstructed or nullified or could involve any type of risk, - support during inspections where the work of the competent services is seriously impeded in their investigations into the hidden economy, - prompt support where assistance is requested by the competent services in emergency situations.

The department's response to these stated needs and its support have produced the following very impressive results: we now have stable and continued funding despite internal adjustments that were deemed necessary to support acquisition efforts and national procurement demands; we have witnessed support for the integration and implementation of counter-improvised explosive device equipment, unmanned aerial vehicles, Chinooks, upgraded armoured systems and enhanced surveillance systems; we have grown the army's regular and reserve forces, the civilian employees and Rangers, who are part of the army; we employ significant numbers of reservists both on operations and in critical posts here in Canada, and our civilian personnel continue to p ...[+++]rovide continuity and depth to the army's mission; the family of land combat vehicles project is on track and delivery of essential modifications to our light armoured vehicle fleet will support the army's needs into the near future; the army's training system is an organization that ensures that our forces are deployed into the most difficult operational circumstances with the knowledge, skills and abilities essential to win the fight, or whatever the mission calls for, be it Afghanistan, the Olympics or Haiti.