Traduction de «down line station » (Anglais → Français) :

The same system is broken down into fixed and mobile elements comprising on the one hand, the network, composed of the lines, stations, terminals, and all kinds of fixed equipment needed to ensure safe and continuous operation of the system and on the other hand, all vehicles travelling on this network.

(32) In particular, the Commission should be empowered to amend Directive 2002/59/EC in order to apply subsequent amendments to the international conventions, protocols, codes and resolutions related thereto, to amend Annexes I, III and IV in the light of experience gained, to lay down requirements regarding the fitting of LRIT equipment on board ships sailing within the coverage of AIS fixed-based stations of Member States, to lay down policy rules and principles governing access to information held in the LRIT European Data Centre, ...[+++]and to amend the definitions, references or annexes so as to bring them into line with Community or international law .

In particular, the Commission should be empowered to amend Annexes I, III and IV in the light of experience gained, lay down requirements for regarding the fitting of LRIT equipment on board ships sailing within the coverage of AIS fixed-based stations of Member States lay down policy rules and principles governing access to information in the LRIT European Data Centre and amend the definitions, references or annexes so as to bring them into line with Comm ...[+++]unity or international law.

Does the Attorney General, when he or she is named Attorney General, simply sign off a delegation of authority that works its way down the line so that the little prosecutor at the border station can decide on their own because they've been delegated the authority?

Mr. Brian Masse (Windsor West, NDP): Mr. Speaker, Petro-Canada has announced that it will be shutting down the refinery in Oakville by 2004, importing 45,000 barrels of oil per day from Europe and elsewhere to supply its gas stations in Ontario, possibly via Canada Steamship Lines.

Rather than wrestle with obtuse notions of asymmetrical threats and fluctuating international terrorist threat levels, I shall address the question under the assumption that, to meet the broad security objectives I mentioned earlier, essentially in the context of exercising control over Canadian waters and being able to make the ports secure, the government needs to be able to do are the following. First, apprehend, quarantine, if necessary, and search any vessel and its cargo, including people; second, conduct underwater searches of ships, berths and access channels; third, conduct explosive ordnance disposal, EOD, operations; fourth, control all movement on the water and ashore within the confines of a port or in a specified coastal area — that is, basic ...[+++]ally shut down the system, which may be necessary; fifth, transport specialist teams, such as JTF2 and the RCMP teams, to remote locations and offshore installations; sixth, provide physical security for buildings, structures and facilities, such as land line terminals, bridges, locks, radio stations and all the infrastructure that makes the shipping system work; seventh, gather, analyze and disseminate intelligence and operational information; and finally, detain and interrogate suspects.