Traduction de «standards value assessment system » (Anglais → Français) :

(e) Efficiency and service quality in electricity supply and grid operation: This criterion shall be measured by assessing the level of losses in transmission and in distribution networks, the ratio between minimum and maximum electricity demand within a defined time period, the demand side participation in electricity markets and in energy efficiency measures, the percentage utilisation (i.e. average loading) of electricity network components, the availability of network components (related to planned and unplanned maintenance) and its impact on network performances, and the actual availability of network capacity with respe ...[+++]ct to its standard value.

The key recommendations we have for you today are essentially that the federal government departments, such as Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, and others, work together with the Centre for Canadian Language Benchmarks to establish the benchmarks as the national standard for describing, measuring, and recognizing second language proficiency of adult immigrants and prospective immigrants in educational, training, community, and workplace settings; to promote the recognition and use of the Canadian language benchmarks as the national standard for industry; to improve the functioning of th ...[+++]e labour market through the talent, skills, and abilities that immigrants bring with them to Canada; to develop an expanded Canadian language benchmarks national assessment system to support the use of the benchmarks in education, training, and the labour market; and finally, to fast-track the development of occupational language analyses based on the essential skills profiles, in partnership with sector councils.

reinforce close coordination between EU-wide campaigns initiated by the Commission and campaigns or other relevant activities at the national or regional level in order to adapt to specific requirements at these levels, making full use of possible cooperation with relevant operators; increase the recognition of the EU logo without excluding the use of other logos; reinforce the means for the collection and analysis of data, while avoiding unjustified costs and administrative burdens for economic operators and public authorities; ensure that organic production is an integral part of the common agricultural policy, the rural development policy and of its instruments; give due regard to voluntary initiatives to establish rural areas for th ...[+++]e advancement of value-added production, such as that of organic, typical and traditional products; improve coordination and cooperation in research and dissemination of the results; review Community legislation relevant for organic production in the light of a definition of the basic principles therewith encouraging harmonisation of standards, and where possible reduce the level of detail; develop a legislative framework which ensures the proper functioning of the free circulation of organic products, in particular in relation to private and national standards and inspection systems; amend Annex III of Regulation (EEC) No. 2092/91 by 1 July 2005, using a risk-based approach, in order to adapt it to the new inspection provisions laid down in Regulation (EC) No. 392/2004 and develop cross-control procedures within the inspection system; ensure that the new system replacing the current national derogation for imports is known to the involved sectors well in advance of the derogation expiry.

However, in recent years, most provinces have harmonized their assessment practices and in virtually all provinces property tax systems are based on some form of market value assessment, and provinces, within their borders, use more or less a common property tax base and they allow municipalities to set their rates accordingly.

The federal government package fails to implement the ten-province standard to provide full inclusion of user fees and other revenues and to implement desired changes such as the use of market value assessment calculations with respect to the property tax base, without delay and undue phasing-in provisions.

It also assesses the possibilities of encouraging cooperation between the industries concerned (codes of conduct, common standards for labelling systems, promotion of the PICS standard).