Traduction de «représentante de l'agent négociateur » (Français → Anglais) :

20 (1) Any fine imposed on a bargaining agent or a representative or officer of a bargaining agent under section 15 or 16 constitutes a debt payable to Her Majesty in right of Canada and may, without prejudice to any other recourse available to Her Majesty with respect to the recovery thereof, be recovered by Her Majesty by a deduction of the amount of the fine or any portion thereof from the amount of the membership dues that the employer of the employees represented by the bargaining agent is or may be required, pursuant to any collective agreement that is or may be entered ...[+++] into between the employer and the bargaining agent, to deduct from the pay of the employees and to remit to the bargaining agent.

N. whereas the EU and US legislators have taken very different approaches as regards food and feed safety regulation, specifically with respect to authorisation, labelling and controls in the food and feed chain for GMOs, traceability of meat, pathogen treatments, pesticides and cloned animals; whereas the EU environmental and food safety regulations are based on the precautionary principle and the ‘farm-to-fork’ approach that establish stricter EU rules and should thus be maintained;

7. Reminds that the sanctions are not an end in themselves; recalls the commitment of the HR/VP Catherine Ashton and the Council to a dual-track strategy; strongly urges the E3+3 and Iran to return to the negotiating table and calls on the negotiators to forge a mutually accepted compromise to exchange Iran's low-enriched uranium in return for fuel for a medical research reactor;

– having regard to the EU High Representative's letter of 21 October 2011 to Dr Saeed Jalili, Iran's chief nuclear negotiator,

11. Calls on the Council, the Commission and the EU High Representative to immediately re‑apply the visa ban and financial asset freeze to Belarusian state officials, members of the judiciary and security officers who can be considered responsible for the vote-rigging and post-election brutal repressions and arrests of the members of the opposition; the sanctions should remain in force minimum until all political prisoners and detainees are released and exempted from charges;

17. Calls on the Council, the Commission and the EU High Representative to immediately re-apply the visa ban on the leading Belarusian authorities, expanding it to the state officials, members of the judiciary and security officers who can be considered responsible for the vote-rigging and post-election brutal repressions and arrests of members of the opposition (the sanctions should remain in force minimum until all political prisoners and detainees are released and exempted from charges); welcomes the good example of the Polish Government and the Lithuanian Parliament which imposed their own travel restrictions on the representatives of the Minsk regime ...[+++] and at the same time simplified access to the European Union for Belarusian citizens;