Translation of "notional salary " (English → French) :

For the purposes of determining the reduced pension of officials who have acquired pension rights exceeding the equivalent of 70 % of their final basic salary and who request immediate payment of their retirement pension in accordance with Article 9, the reduction under Article 9 shall be applied to a notional figure corresponding to the years of pensionable service rather than to an amount capped at 70 % of the final basic salary.

My concerns are the process and the persistent alienation of Parliament from this process of fixing judges' salaries, which is contrary to our notion of judicial independence, that constitutional convention that supports the proper exercise of power within proper constitutional relations between cabinet, the judiciary and Parliament.

Under the Directive the notion of a commercial agent has independence from the principal at its core, therefore excluding salaried commercial intermediaries and representatives of the principal from the scope of application of the Directive (Article 1).

The notion of Consolidated Revenue charges for judges' salaries fuelled the reform `responsible government' movements, and the embryonic Liberal Party in the Canadas, and accompanied the Canadian reformers' drive to release the hold over public affairs that the judges held as speakers of the legislatures and as members of the Legislative and Executive Councils.

It is fair to debate the notion the pension plan might be perceived as too high or too generous but I do not when we consider the whole package involved (1240 ) On the notion in the Financial Post which someone in the private sector wrote to the member about salaries being commensurate with the private sector's, what member of Parliament will lead the campaign that we want $.5 million a year for all members of Parliament?

(d) where, under the legislation of a Member State, benefits are calculated for some periods on the basis of the amount of wages or salaries and, for other periods, on the basis of a standard wage or salary or a fixed amount, the competent institution shall, in respect of insurance periods completed under the legislations of other Member States, take into account the wages or salaries or fixed amounts determined in accordance with the provisions of (b) or (c) or, as appropriate, the average of these wages or salaries or amounts; where benefits are calculated on the basis of a standard wage or salary or a fixed amount for all the periods ...[+++] completed under the legislation which it administers, the competent institution shall consider the wage or salary to be taken into account in respect of the insurance periods completed under the legislations of other Member States as being equal to the notional wage or salary corresponding to that standard wage or salary or fixed amount.