Traduction de «area staff provident fund » (Anglais → Français) :

(3)The extent to which there are arrangements in place to provide for essential staff, infrastructure, funding, liquidity and capital to support and maintain the core business lines and the critical operations.

As a result, the MoU has been updated in the areas of financial sector reform, fiscal policy and structural reforms, in particular with regard to (i) a roadmap for the gradual relaxation of capital controls, (ii) establishing the legal framework for a new governance structure to manage the stake of the State in the cooperative credit sector, (iii) an anti-money laundering action plan, (iv) a compensation scheme for provident funds and ...[+++] retirement funds which held deposits at the Cyprus Popular Bank, (v) ensuring that the necessary national funds remain available to cover national contributions for projects funded by the Structural and other EU funds, (vi) providing details of the planned reform of public assistance, and (vii) preparing detailed policy proposals for activation policies and taking swift action to create opportunities for young people and improve their employability prospects.

(a) declaring that all first nation children have an equal right to high-quality, culturally-relevant education; (b) committing to provide the necessary financial and policy supports for first nations education systems; (c) providing funding that will put reserve schools on par with non-reserve provincial schools; (d) developing transparent methodologies for school construction, operation, maintenance and replacement; (e) working collaboratively with first nation leaders to establish equitable norms and formulas for determining cl ...[+++]ass sizes and for the funding of educational resources, staff salaries, special education services and indigenous language instruction; and (f) implementing polices to make the first nation education system, at a minimum, of equal quality to provincial school systems.

That, in the opinion of the House, the government should adopt Shannen's Dream by: (a) declaring that all First Nation children have an equal right to high-quality, culturally-relevant education; (b) committing to provide the necessary financial and policy supports for First Nations education systems; (c) providing funding that will put reserve schools on par with non-reserve provincial schools; (d) developing transparent method ...[+++]ologies for school construction, operation, maintenance and replacement; (e) working collaboratively with First Nation leaders to establish equitable norms and formulas for determining class sizes and for the funding of educational resources, staff salaries, special education services and indigenous language instruction; and (f) implementing policies to make the First Nation education system, at a minimum, of equal quality to provincial school systems.

Question No. 346 Mr. Dennis Bevington: With regard to the increased authorities provided to the National Energy Board through Bill C-9, An Act to implement certain provisions of the budget tabled in Parliament on March 4, 2010 and other measures: (a) will the Board provide funding to interveners for environmental reviews; (b) what standards will the Board apply to determine if an environmental review is required; (c) will the Board conduct all of its environmental hearings in public and close to the location of a project under envir ...[+++]onmental review; (d) will the Board be increasing its staff size in order to provide expertise in environmental assessments; and (e) what appeal mechanisms will be in place for environmental decisions made by the Board?

Building on previous investments in diagnostic and medical equipment under the 2000 and 2003 health accords, this funding will assist provinces and territories in improving access to publicly funded diagnostic services by providing funding for new equipment and the related specialized staff training that is required to operate this new equipment.