Traduction de «Acomptes versés sur terrains et constructions » (Français → Anglais) :

the rent it pays for its official premises should cover the cost of construction, upkeep and use, but should not in any way contain a profit margin for the host country or local or regional authorities in that country; equally, it is also customary that any public land made available by a Member State for the purpose of hosting an EU institution is granted to the said institution free and unencumbered; it has to be conceded, however, that none of this was contractually laid down because of the good relationship with the City of Strasbourg as a supposedl ...[+++]y non-profit-seeking public body; besides, there are no legal provisions prohibiting a state or local or regional authority from making a profit; takes the view, however, that the City of Strasbourg's approach is discourteous, to say the very least, since it is contrary to rules on hospitality towards international institutions;

Q-6 — Mr. Williams (St. Albert) — With regard to the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) from 1998 to the present: (a) by fiscal year, how many loans, grants, and/or contributions has ACOA made in Prince Edward Island; (b) in which city, town, village and federal riding was each loan, grant, and/or contribution made; (c) who was the recipient of each loan, grant and/or contribution; (d) what was the dollar amount of each loan, grant and/or contribution; (e) in a brief narrative description, what was each loan, grant and/or contribution for; (f) when was the loan, grant and/or contribution approved; (g) when was the loan, grant and/or contribution made; (h) who at ACOA approved the loan, grant and/or contribution; (i) was the ...[+++] final recipient of each loan, grant and/or contribution a legitimate recipient within the rules of ACOA; and (j) did the final recipient of each loan, grant and/or contribution use the funds in any way to finance construction or development on property or projects owned or managed by a government department, government agency or Crown Corporation?

[Text] Question No. 6 Mr. John Williams: With regard to the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) from 1998 to the present: (a) by fiscal year, how many loans, grants, and/or contributions has ACOA made in Prince Edward Island; (b) in which city, town, village and federal riding was each loan, grant, and/or contribution made; (c) who was the recipient of each loan, grant and/or contribution; (d) what was the dollar amount of each loan, grant and/or contribution; (e) in a brief narrative description, what was each loan, grant and/or contribution for; (f) when was the loan, grant and/or contribution approved; (g) when was the loan, grant and/or contribution made; (h) who at ACOA approved the loan, grant and/or contribution; (i) ...[+++]was the final recipient of each loan, grant and/or contribution a legitimate recipient within the rules of ACOA; and (j) did the final recipient of each loan, grant and/or contribution use the funds in any way to finance construction or development on property or projects owned or managed by a government department, government agency or Crown Corporation?

III. Tangible assets and stocks as listed under C (II) and D (I) in Article 9 of Directive 78/660/EEC, other than land and buildings, buildings under construction and deposits paid on land and buildings.

In 2011-12, the Government of Canada provided the last $10 million for construction.

The total capital cost of this project is $887 million. This cost includes new construction at $584 million plus a payment to the province for work completed or under way on various sections of $123 million, not including the $32 million federal contribution plus land costs and construction interest costs.