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An Econometric Examination of the Trend Unemployment Rate in Canada

special Commission to examine the issue of the restructuring of the Primary Reserve

With regard to the 12 land claim settlements that have been reached over the last 20 years, have you had occasion to examine the impact of these modern treaties, in terms of dependency rates, unemployment rates and the negative trends that are occurring on reserves across Canada, to see whether or not there's actually been a measurable benefit to having these treaties in place?

29. Considers that the monetary policy dialogue between Parliament and the ECB has been a success, and one which should be built on further; emphasises that the ex-post accountability of the ECB is of primordial importance for confidence, and hence stability, on the financial markets; it is important for the unity of the Executive Board and the Governing Council to continue to be assured in their public presentation; supports a targeted information policy on the part of the ECB vis-à-vis the Parliament, the Council and the Commission; stresses very strongly that the call for improvements in the ECB's communication policy must be seen solely against the backdrop of the simultaneous preservation ...[+++] of the independence of the ECB and of its bodies; reiterates, however, its call for the annual publication not only of an overview broken down by country, but also of a regional and cross-border overview about relevant trends, along the lines of the US Federal Reserve Beige Book, which would give the ECB the opportunity to influence the debate about productivity trends and the outlook for prices and pay; urges the ECB to examine the possibility of publishing summary minutes;

30. Considers that the monetary policy dialogue between Parliament and the ECB has been a success, and one which should be built on further; emphasises that the ex post accountability of the ECB is of primordial importance for confidence, and hence stability, on the financial markets; it is important for the unity of the Executive Board and the Governing Council to continue to be assured in their public presentation; supports a targeted information policy on the part of the ECB vis-à-vis the Parliament, the Council and the Commission; stresses very strongly that the call for improvements in the ECB's communication policy must be seen solely against the backdrop of the simultaneous preservation ...[+++] of the independence of the ECB and of its bodies; reiterates, however, its call for the annual publication not only of an overview broken down by country, but also of a regional and cross-border overview about relevant trends, along the lines of the US Federal Reserve Beige Book, which would give the ECB the opportunity to influence the debate about productivity trends and the outlook for prices and pay; urges the ECB to examine the possibility of publishing summary minutes;

29. Considers that the monetary policy dialogue between Parliament and the ECB has been a success, and one which should be built on further; emphasises that the ex-post accountability of the ECB is of primordial importance for confidence, and hence stability, on the financial markets; it is important for the unity of the Executive Board and the Governing Council to continue to be assured in their public presentation; supports a targeted information policy on the part of the ECB vis-à-vis the Parliament, the Council and the Commission; stresses very strongly that the call for improvements in the ECB's communication policy must be seen solely against the backdrop of the simultaneous preservation ...[+++] of the independence of the ECB and of its bodies; reiterates, however, its call for the annual publication not only of an overview broken down by country, but also of a regional and cross-border overview about relevant trends, along the lines of the US Federal Reserve Beige Book, which would give the ECB the opportunity to influence the debate about productivity trends and the outlook for prices and pay; urges the ECB to examine the possibility of publishing summary minutes;