Traduction de «conseils d'administration de l'aide sociale » (Français → Anglais) :

(7) As regards the conditions of social protection of third-country nationals, and in particular the social security scheme applicable to them, the Employment and Social Policy Council argued in its conclusions of 3 December 2001 that the coordination applicable to third-country nationals should grant them a set of uniform rights as near as possible to those enjoyed by EU citizens.

These include: Austria (Federal Platform for Social Integration), Belgium (La Commission d'Accompagnement du Service de Lutte contre la Pauvreté, la Précarité et l'Exclusion sociale), Denmark (Council for Social Disadvantaged People), Finland (Permanent Subcommittee 25 for EU-Affairs), France (National Council for Policies against Exclusion), Germany (Permanent Group of Advisers), Greece (The Commission for Social Protection), Ireland (Social Inclusion Forum, National Economic and Social Council, National Economic and Social Forum and Social Inclusion Consultative Group), Luxembourg (Groupe de Concertation et Coordination), Sweden (Commi ...[+++]ttee for user influence in social development matters).

11 June 2001: The Council (Employment and Social Policy) adopts the Social Protection Committee's report on "Adequate and Sustainable Pensions" and transmits it to the European Council.

On page 11 of today's Order Paper there is an amendment to the speech from the throne and it reads as follows: [Translation] That the following words be added to the Address: ``This House deplores that Your Excellency's advisers have demonstrated a lack of vision in the face of the fundamental issues confronting Canada and Quebec, such as job creation, better administration of public funds, the re-establishment of fiscal justice for all, the recognition of Montreal as the economic hub of Quebec society, the need to protect Quebec cult ...[+++]ure; and show a lack of sensitivity toward the poor by proposing a reform of the social programs that strikes at those who are unemployed or on welfare, as well as seniors and students; and show a total lack of understanding of the referendum results'' (1140) [English] There is also a subamendment by the member for Okanagan Centre.

This transfer, which was introduced in the 1995 budget, is the most important federal initiative to provide financial assistance to the provinces regarding health care, post-secondary education and social assistance (1530) Under the Canada health and social transfer, provinces enjoy increased flexibility in designing and managing their own programs, while medicare and other social measures are being preserved.

I move, seconded by my colleague, the House leader and member for Laurier-Sainte-Marie: That, the following words be added to the Address: This House deplores that Your Excellency's advisers have demonstrated a lack of vision in the face of the fundamental issues confronting Quebec and Canada, such as job creation, better administration of public funds, the re-establishment of fiscal justice for all, the recognition of Montreal as the economic hub of Quebec society, the need to protect Quebec culture; And show a lack of sensitivity t ...[+++]oward the poor by proposing a reform of the social programs that strikes at those who are unemployed or on welfare, as well as seniors and students; And show a total lack of understanding of the referendum results (1615) Right Hon. Jean Chrétien (Prime Minister, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, I would like to start by congratulating the member for Roberval on his appointment as the Leader of the Opposition.