Traduction de «provident and mutual benefit institutions » (Anglais → Français) :

2 . In the case of the Member States indicated in Annex III to the implementing Regulation, the amount of benefits in kind supplied to family members who do not reside in the same Member State as the insured person, as provided for in Article 17 of the basic Regulation, and to pensioners and members of their family, as provided for in Article 22, Article 24(1) and Articles 25 and 26 of the basic Regulation, shall be reimbursed by the competent institutions to the in ...[+++]stitutions providing the said benefits, on the basis of a fixed amount established for each calendar year.

2 . In the case of the Member States indicated in Annex III to the implementing Regulation, the amount of benefits in kind supplied to family members who do not reside in the same Member State as the insured person, as provided for in Article 17 of the basic Regulation, and to pensioners and members of their family, as provided for in Article 22, Article 24(1) and Articles 25 and 26 of the basic Regulation, shall be reimbursed by the competent institutions to the in ...[+++]stitutions providing the said benefits, on the basis of a fixed amount established for each calendar year.

In the event that family benefits are not used by the person to whom they should be provided for the maintenance of the members of the family, the competent institution shall discharge its legal obligations by providing the said benefits to the natural or legal person in fact maintaining the members of the family, at the request ...[+++] and through the agency of the institution in their Member State of residence or of the designated institution or body appointed for that purpose by the competent authority of their Member State of residence.

What we are left with now is, in the near future, the absence of a mechanism to provide policy cooperation that's of mutual benefit, between Canada and China and between Canada and India, in ways that look a lot like technical assistance.

To that end, it would work in partnership with the first nations and the government in order to detect and remedy any shortcomings in the statistical information concerning the first nations, for the mutual benefit of the first nations community and the government departments and agencies (1335) More specifically, the institute will play a key role by integrating the first nations' perspective in the analysis of the data kept by various federal departments. This will help develop policies and ...[+++]programs that target more accurately the needs of first nations people.

expressed satisfaction at the continued good functioning of the Agreement and underlined the importance of the participation of the EEA/EFTA States in the development and realisation of the internal market; noted the fact that the EEA Joint Committee had since the last meeting of the EEA Council adopted over 40 decisions incorporating some 70 pieces of Community legislation into the Agreement, including acts related to technical regulations for the telecommunications sector, to safety measures in rail, road, and sea transport and civil aviation; to foodstuffs and veterinary medicine legislation; to the environment; to mutual recognition of dipl ...[+++]omas and access to certain professions, to competition rules and to intellectual property; EEA/EFTA States participation on the SAVE II and Info 2000 programs was also decided; procedures concerning EEA/EFTA States participation on Community programmes concerning small and medium sized enterprises and information society are now at its final stage; noted that the Joint Committee would, nevertheless, need to accelerate adoption of decisions to maintain full homogeneity of the EEA; noted, furthermore, that significant progress had been achieved on the important matter of veterinary legislation on which a Joint Committee decision was expected in time for the new system to be applied as of 1 January 1998 leading to facilitation of trade procedures and enhanced co-operation in the field of animal health; welcomed the substantive progress made on the incorporation of legislation on medicinal products and on preparations for the participation of the EEA/EFTA States in the European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products (EMEA); noted that the decision shaping provisions of the Agreement are being used increasingly, to the mutual benefit of both sides, in providing a solid basis of consultation of all Internal market partners for the preparation of relevant legislation; noted with satisfaction that progress ha ...