Traduction de «jonction de capuchons de groupe » (Français → Anglais) :

cluster cap cover

Canada Assistance Plan/Young Offenders Act Interface Working Group

30. No person shall fish for adult harp or hooded seals in whelping or breeding patches.

Since then, I think the justice minister has put a task force in place to revise it, and I hope they will finish that work so that we can link up with it when we do our work on human resources management reform—we can put the two together.

Question No. 824 Hon. Gerry Byrne: With regard to the investigation and prosecution of all licensed Canadian sealers who were charged under the Fisheries Act or the Marine Mammal Regulations as a result of actions taken by the sealers during the 1996 harvest of a category of Hooded Seals known as “Bluebacks”: (a) how many licensed sealers were originally charged due to actions arising from the harvesting of this class of hooded seal; (b) what was the final year in which the prosecution of any sealer from this group concluded; (c) how many were convicted of any offence during the course of this prosecution and what were they convicted o ...[+++]f; (d) what specific regulation or statutory provision were they originally charged with and what regulation or statutory provision were they convicted of; (e) what is the total cost of both the investigation and the prosecution of these charges, broken down by each department or agency involved in any aspect of the investigation or prosecution of these charges; and (f) what is the description of any changes made to the Marine Mammal regulations subsequent to the conclusion of these cases and originating from circumstances made clear during the course of this investigation and prosecution?

The commercial hunting of infant harp seals — whitecoats — and infant hooded seals — bluebacks — was banned in Canada in 1987 as a result of pressure from animal rights groups beyond our borders.