Traduction de «Extended cover » (Anglais → Français) :

24. Calls on the Commission to look into the possibility of extending cover under the European Union Veterinary Fund to bee diseases when the fund is next revised;

23. Calls on the Commission to look into the possibility of extending cover under the European Union Veterinary Fund to bee diseases when the fund is next revised;

Canada's Economic Action Plan will help workers who have been hit by the global recession by increasing for two years all regular Employment Insurance benefit entitlements by an extra five weeks; providing $500 million over two years to extend EI income benefits for Canadians participating in longer-term training; extending work-sharing agreements by 14 weeks to a maximum of 52 weeks so more Canadians can continue working; helping young Canadians find summer jobs by investing $55 million over two years; supporting older workers and their families with an additional $60 million over three years for the Targeted Initiative for Older Wo ...[+++]rkers; extending the Wage Earner Protection Program to cover severance and termination pay owed to eligible workers impacted by employers' bankruptcy; consulting with Canadians and developing options to provide self-employed Canadians with access to EI, maternity and paternity benefits; and, finally, boosting funding for training delivered through EI by $1 billion over two years.

The latter should be met by State aids and whatever Community instruments are deemed appropriate, namely the increased scope Solidarity Fund, with extended cover, which is currently being reformulated and extended to embrace other disasters, notably drought.

My proposals are the following: 1) Extend fuller protection from reprisal to private sector contractors and grant recipients who report public sector wrongdoing, by providing them with access to the reprisal complaint process available to public servants; 2) Expand the definition of what constitutes reprisal in order to cover more than only employment or work-related forms of reprisal; 3) Extend the jurisdiction of the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner to include the Canadian Forces, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, an ...[+++]d the Communications Security Establishment; 4) Add an education/communication mandate to the role of the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner, which, once that mandate is legislated, would enable the provision of adequate funding and other resources for that task; 5) Enable investigations of public service wrongdoing to extend beyond the public sector when relevant; 6) Authorize the commissioner to access, in the course of an investigation of public service wrongdoing, any relevant information, including departmental documents protected by solicitor-client privilege, and cabinet documents; 7) Regarding access to information, without being excessively technical here, my position is threefold.

Those transactions which currently appear in List C are as follows : a) long-term credits (five years and more) related to commercial transactions or to the provision of services in which a resident is participating : as the current liberalization obligations already cover short- and medium- term credits, it seems logical to extend them to long-term credits, which are also involved in the free movements of goods and services; - 3 - b) acquisition by residents of foreign securities and by non- residents of domestic securities : the cu ...[+++]rrent liberaliza- tion obligations cover only securities traded on a stock exchange and provide for exceptions for the acquisition of units of unit trusts and for the acquisition by residents of foreign bonds issued on a foreign market and denominated in national currency.