Translation of "somalia " (English → French) :

The Conference aims to agree a Security Pact which sets the foundations for Somalia long-term security and on a New Partnership for Somalia between the International Community and Somalia based on principles of mutual accountability.

Has the Veterans Review and Appeal Board, when considering cases from veterans claiming that mefloquine use was a contributing cause of their disability, ever: (a) declined to hear further evidence from veterans deployed to Somalia detailing medical problems relating to mefloquine use amongs soldiers; (b) declined to recognize that a veteran had suffered a disability related to mefloquine use in either Somalia or Rwanda because it had no evidence from the Canadian Forces showing that the veteran had complained of mefloquine side effects while in Somalia; (c) found that mefloquine was not a contributing factor in a disability suffered b ...[+++]y a veteran who had been deployed to either Somalia or Rwanda; (d) found it had no evidence of mefloquine use by veterans who been deployed to Somalia; (e) found it had no evidence of side effects from mefloquine use by veterans who had been deployed to Somalia; (f) found it had no evidence to indicate that mefloquine caused emotional problems that would affect decision making capabilities of veterans who had been deployed to Somalia; (g) dismissed a claim from a veteran deployed to Somalia on the basis that emotional problems resulting from mefloquine only occur in situations where it is being used in the treatment of malaria and not for the prevention of malaria; (h) found it had no evidence to indicate that mefloquine caused suicidal ideation in veterans who had been deployed to Somalia or Rwanda; and in each case, if so, what measures were taken to ensure that the board had received all available data from the Canadian Forces and the Health Protection Branch of Health Canada?

With regard to the purchase of mefloquine from the manufacturer and the oversight of mefloquine by the Health Protection Branch as mandated by the Food and Drug Act: (a) did the Canadian Forces indicate to the manufacturer on the order form when ordering mefloquine for Somalia that it was for use under the Food and Drug Act's Lariam Safety Monitoring Study; when was the order submitted; and when was the shipment received; (b) was the Health Protection Branch informed by the manufacturer that the Canadian Forces had indicated on the order form that the mefloquine was being ordered under the authority of the Lariam Safety Monitoring Stu ...[+++]dy and that this mefloquine was apparently purchased for the Somalia deployment; and when was the Health Protection Branch so informed; (c) did the Health Protection Branch receive from the manufacturer a request to fast track licensing approval for mefloquine (Lariam), and was licensing approval granted prior to the end of the Canadian Forces deployment in Somalia; (d) what was the date the Health Protection Branch received the final results of the Lariam Safety Monitoring Study from the manufacturer, and the date of the receipt by the Health Protection Branch of the last submission of the Safety Monitoring Study's results prior to licensing approval; (e) did the Department of National Defence prepare an advisory note acknowledging that evidence provided to the Somalia Inquiry had mislead the Inquiry as to the status of mefloquine approvals for the mefloquine used in the Somalia deployment; was the advisory note forwarded to the Minister of National Defence; and what action was taken when the Minister was so informed?

Whereas the Senate deemed it expedient to inquire into and be concerned with this matter connected with the good government of Canada and the conduct of this part of the public business, and was desirous of examining the Somalia affair in continuance and completion of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Deployment of Canadian Forces to Somalia, the Senate desirous of solemn inquiry into these grievous matters by Senate resolution on March 20, 1997 ordered and constituted a Special Senate Committee to investigate the Somalia affair to satisfy the public's concern for judicious examination, and to authorize those persons unheard by th ...[+++]e Commission of Inquiry to be heard by the Special Senate Committee; and further, that this resolution ordered its Senate Committee to call specified witnesses including one John Dixon to testify before it; and

Cummins: With regard to the mandatory use of mefloquine by Canadian forces personnel, (a) what clinical or field studies did the Department of National Defence undertake or fund into the possible adverse effects including the impairment of judgment of the mandatory use of mefloquine by Canadian forces while in Somalia, both while the personnel were in Somalia and on their return to Canada, (b) what clinical or field studies did the Department of National Defence undertake or fund into the possible adverse effects including the impairment of judgment of the mandatory use of mefloquine by Canadian forces while in Rwanda, both while the per ...[+++]sonnel were in Rwanda and on their return to Canada, (c) what amount of alcohol was available on a daily basis to Canadian forces personnel in Somalia and later in Rwanda who had received the mandatory dosage of mefloquine, what adjustments or precautions were made to the dosages by those administering the drug and what advice was given to persons required to take mefloquine who might be expected to use alcohol during their tour of duty, (d) what screening and other precautions were taken by those administering mefloquine, and what advice was given to Canadian forces personnel in regard to self-administered recreational body building, locally grown stimulants and other such drugs that it could reasonably be expected that personnel might be taking concurrent to their usage of mefloquine, (e) what ranks and occupations in the Canadian forces were not subject to the mandatory use of mefloquine in either Somalia or Rwanda and why were they not subject to the mandatory requirement to take mefloquine and (f) why is the effective dosage of mefloquine taken by Canadian forces stronger than the equivalent dosage given U.S. military personnel and what are the possible adverse effects of such stronger dosages?

That Whereas the Senate deemed it expedient to inquire into and be concerned with this matter connected with the good government of Canada and the conduct of this part of the public business, and was desirous of examining the Somalia affair in continuance and completion of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Deployment of Canadian Forces to Somalia's work, the Senate desirous of solemn inquiry into these grievous matters by Senate resolution on March 20, 1997 ordered and constituted a Special Senate Committee to investigate the Somalia Affair to satisfy the public's concern for judicious examination, and to authorize those persons u ...[+++]nheard by the Commission of Inquiry to be heard by the Special Senate Committee; and further, that this resolution ordered its Senate Committee to call specified witnesses including one John Dixon to testify before it; and