Translation of "border central staff " (English → French) :

Hon. Wayne Easter (Solicitor General of Canada, Lib.): The total amount reimbursed by the Department of Justice in relation to the Canadian firearms program since April 1, 1994 is as follows: a) Solicitor General, nil; b) Correctional Services, nil; c) Human Resources Development, $32.7 million, reimbursement of costs in support of provision of staff and related operating costs at central processing site in Miramichi); d) Office of the Information Commissioner, nil; e) Office of the Privacy Commissioner, nil; f) National Parole B ...[+++]oard, nil; g) Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, nil; h) Public Works and Government Services, $1.2 million, reimbursement of costs for services provided to CFC by PWGSC project team; i) Canada Customs and Revenue Agency, $13.6 million, reimbursement of costs for services provided at border crossings and systems connection; j) Treasury Board Secretariat, nil; and k) Indian Affairs and Northern Development, nil.

18. Considers that the Tacis programme should facilitate significant investment in the same way as the Phare programme, as the significance of infrastructure projects is more marked in weakly developed regions; in order for resources to be used rationally and effectively in cross-border cooperation between the EU and third countries, it is necessary, inter alia, that the CBC sections of the Interreg II, Tacis and Phare programmes should be coordinated so as to ensure genuine project-centred cooperation and cooperation between citizens; Tacis-CBC should provide for multiannual projects to facilitate the consolidation of Interreg; consi ...[+++]ders it regrettable that Tacis programmes, in particular, are administered centrally in capitals; considers that adequate resources should be allocated to regional Tacis offices to enable the programmes which are carried out to take better account of aspects which are important to the regions; considers it important that the Commission should also have at its disposal adequate staff resources for the new duties relating to cross-border cooperation;