Translation of "capital acquisition milestone status report " (English → French) :

Capital Construction Status Report

In 1992, we reported that DND had recognized the need to simplify and streamline its major capital acquisition process, which had become unnecessarily complex, process-driven, costly and no longer appropriate for the management of the defence capital program.

So we say in the chapter that they need to finish the plan, get some real hard milestones in there, and bring on board all of the changes that they need in that capital acquisition program.

The conditions which may be imposed by the Commission may include, but are not limited to: burden-sharing requirements, including that losses are first absorbed by equity and requirements as to contributions by hybrid capital holders, subordinated debt holders and senior creditors, including in accordance with the requirements of Directive [BRRD]; restrictions on the payment of dividends on shares or coupons on hybrid capital instruments, the repurchase of own shares or hybrid capital instruments, capital management transactions; restrictions on acquisitions of stakes ...[+++] in any undertaking either through an asset or share transfer; prohibitions on aggressive commercial practices or strategies or advertising support from public aid; requirements concerning market shares, pricing, product features and other behavioural requirements; requirements for restructuring plans; governance requirements; reporting and disclosure requirements, including as regards compliance with such conditions as may be specified by the Commission; requirements relating to the sale of the beneficiary entity or all or part of its assets, rights and liabilities; requirements relating to the liquidation of the beneficiary entity.

Question No. 866 Ms. Hélène LeBlanc: With regard to the government’s decision to prevent the acquisition of the firm Macdonald, Dettwiler and Associates by Alliant Techsystems Inc. under the Investment Canada Act: (a) which factors persuaded the government that the acquisition was not of “net benefit” to Canada; (b) which senior officials or outside consultants made recommendations regarding this transaction, including (i) their names, (ii) their duties; (c) what were the specific criteria used to determine whether the transaction was of “net benefit” to Canada; and (d) what was contained in the ...[+++]reports or memos written on the issue as to whether the transaction under consideration was of “net benefit” to Canada, including (i) the report title, (ii) the name of the author (or authors), (iii) the title and duties of the author (or authors), (iv) the report’s status, namely whether it is public or not, (v) the date of the report or memo, (vi) the intended audience of the report or memo?