Traduction de «Audit elections » (Anglais → Français) :

audit elections | supervise elections | monitor elections | oversee elections

election campaign

election monitoring [ election observation | verification of the regularity of an election ]

elections to the European Parliament | EP elections | European elections | European Parliamentary elections

balloting laws | election statutes | election law | election legislation

international election observer | international observer | election observer | election scrutineer

legislative authorities audit [ legislative authorities auditing | compliance with legislative authorities audit | compliance with legislative authorities auditing | compliance audit | compliance auditing | authorities audit | authorities auditing ]

Closely Related Corporations and Canadians Partnerships - Election or Revocation of the Election to Treat Certain Taxable Supplies as having been made for Nil Consideration [ Supplemental: Election or Revocation of the Election to Deem Certain Taxable Supplies Between Closely Related Corporations to have been made for Nil Consideration ]

On 22 October 2014 the European Parliament and the Council adopted Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 1141/2014 repealing Regulation (EC) No 2004/2003 and laying down new rules for, inter alia, the funding of political parties and political foundations at European level, in particular with regard to funding conditions, the award and distribution of funding, donations and contributions, financing of campaigns for elections to the European Parliament, reimbursable expenditure, the prohibition of funding, accounts, reporting and audit, implementation and ...[+++] control, penalties, cooperation between the Authority for European political parties and foundations, the Authorising Officer of the European Parliament and the Member States, and transparency.

If you're interest, I could distribute copies of this seven- or eight-page document. At this time, however, rather than read it to you since it quite long, I will highlight three major elements: government support, non-corporate financing and equitable access to the media, and public, audited election expenses reports.

On 22 October 2014 the European Parliament and the Council adopted Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 1141/2014 (5) repealing Regulation (EC) No 2004/2003 and laying down new rules for, inter alia, the funding of political parties and political foundations at European level, in particular with regard to funding conditions, the award and distribution of funding, donations and contributions, financing of campaigns for elections to the European Parliament, reimbursable expenditure, the prohibition of funding, accounts, reporting and audit, implementation and ...[+++] control, penalties, cooperation between the Authority for European political parties and foundations, the Authorising Officer of the European Parliament and the Member States, and transparency.

Question No. 92 Ms. Jean Crowder: With regards to band council elections: (a) for each calendar year since the Corbière Decision came into effect, how many bands have had an election and what were the costs of those elections; (b) what plans does the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development have to request an extension of the financial authority from the Treasury Board to continue funding these additional costs for band elections; (c) what is the average cost of a band council election relative to the overall Band Support Funding for First Nations; (d) how many elections have been disputed since 1999 and what were the costs ...[+++] for each of those elections; (e) for those disputed elections, what was the percentage cost of the election as a portion of Band Support Funding and as a portion of own source revenue for the First Nation involved; (f) what studies or audits have been conducted to see how much of the annual two percent funding cap on Indian and Northern Affairs Canada program spending since 1995 has gone to pay for the increased costs of band council elections; (g) how much would Band Support Funding need to increase to cover the increased costs of the Corbière Decision without impacting other program spending; (h) how will the government live up to its fiduciary responsibility for First Nations if the two percent spending cap remains in place; and (i) how will the Honour of the Crown be protected in this matter?