Traduction de «effectuer la livraison du courrier » (Français → Anglais) :

(b) introduce appropriate and effective reporting obligations on any taxable person supplying goods or services to which that mechanism applies, as to enable, for each transaction, the identification of that taxable person and the taxable person to whom the supplies are made, of the type of goods or services supplied, and of the tax period and value of these supplies;

(b) introduce appropriate and effective reporting obligations on any taxable person supplying goods or services to which that mechanism applies, as to enable, for each transaction, the identification of that taxable person and the taxable person to whom the supplies are made, of the type of goods or services supplied, and of the tax period and value of these supplies;

(b) introduce appropriate and effective reporting obligations on any taxable person supplying goods or services to which that mechanism applies, so as to enable, on a periodical basis, for each transaction, or on a global transaction basis, the identification of that taxable person and the taxable person to whom the supplies are made, of the type of goods or services supplied, and of the tax period and value of these supplies;

One hundred years of rural mail delivery is in jeopardy, mail routes used since Confederation are apparently now dangerous, workers in the field of mail delivery are now at risk and Canada Post puts the boots to rural Canada.

The Chairman: We find it curious, Mr. Kavanagh, because when we approached Canada Post on this subject, they replied to our clerk that they did not understand why we were interested in talking to them about security of mail because they simply delivered it to the airports, that the airlines handle any checking of the mail.

The bill proposes to amend the Canada Post Corporation Act by introducing provisions to: resume rural delivery to every rural roadside mailbox that was serviced on September 1, 2005, except where the Corporation is of the opinion that doing so would pose an undue risk that could not be reasonably dealt with by relocating the mailbox or other measures at the Corporation's expense; require Canada Post to give six months written notice to customers of a change in rural mail delivery or other rural postal service; establish an ombudsman, as a Governor-in-Council appointment, with the power to request changes to policies and practices of th ...[+++]e Corporation; and require the minister to undertake a review of the operation of these amendments every five years.