Translation of "Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic " (English → French) :

15. Regrets that the policies on proactive publication of clinical trial data recently adopted by the Agency go against the transparency provisions of Regulation (EU) No 536/2014 of the European Parliament and the Council (the Clinical Trials Regulation) by allowing companies to redact data based on potential jeopardy of commercial interests; calls on the Agency to report to the discharge authority on this issue;

15. Regrets that the policies on proactive publication of clinical trial data recently adopted by the Agency go against the transparency provisions of Regulation (EU) No 536/2014 of the European Parliament and the Council (the Clinical Trials Regulation) by allowing companies to redact data based on potential jeopardy of commercial interests; calls on the Agency to report to the discharge Authority on this issue;

'It's not enough to make these activities criminal,' Philippa Lawson, director of the Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic at the University of Ottawa told CP.

Let us look at the partial list of organizations in Canada that are making their voices heard to save the court challenges program: Action Canada for Population and Development; Action ontarienne contre la violence faite aux femmes; African Canadian Legal Clinic; Alberta Association for Community Living; Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians; ARCH Disability Law Centre; Association des juristes d'expression française de la Colombie-Britannique; Association des juristes d'expression française du Nouveau-Brunswick; Association of Chinese Canadian Lawyers of Ontario; B.C. Human Rights Coalition; B.C. Coalition of People with Disabilities; Brain Injury Association Network; Breast Cancer Action Montreal; Canadian Arab Federation; ...[+++] Canadian Association for Community Living; Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies; Canadian Association of Law Teachers; Canadian Association of the Deaf; Canadian Auto Workers Union; Canadian Bar Association; Canadian Council for Refugees; Canadian Council of Muslim Women; Canadian Federation of Students; Canadian Feminist Alliance for International Action; Canadian Hard of Hearing Association; Canadian Health Coalition; Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic; University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law; Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women; Canadian Union of Public Employees; Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 2204 and Local 3260; Canadian Women's Health Network; Canadians for Equal Families; and Canadians for Equal Marriage.

52. Considers it imperative, in the interests of successful industrial adjustment in order to create or maintain a climate conducive to investment, that five requirements should be met: adequate financing of programmes, efficient capital markets, priority to new technologically advanced enterprises over the partially obsolete industrial complexes, equal competitive conditions for all businesses, irrespective of whether they are publicly or privately owned, and steps to combat corruption; however, the PHARE programme, partly due to it ...[+++]s current management and priorities, has not yet been an overwhelming success; calls upon the Commission to submit to the European Parliament a separate "progress report" concentrating on the following chapters of negotiation: industrial policy, small- and medium-sized undertakings, telecommunications, the audiovisual sector and media and internet related industries, by analysing the scale of restructuring and the cost of financing required, and possible derogations from competition rules, e.g. for public-service broadcasting, if they are deemed necessary;