Traduction de «Montant imposable de pension alimentaire » (Français → Anglais) :

By refusing to put a stop to dismissals, by favouring moderation in wage claims, and by reducing the amount of pensions, their action is aggravating the misfortunes suffered by women, who are more often than men the victims of unemployment, insecurity and forced part-time working.

23. Notes that the level of administrative expenditure increases by 5.2% on budget 2002, including the cost of enlargement and pensions, thus exceeding the ceiling of heading 5 in 2003 by 66 million; considers that the proposal to use the flexibility instrument to cover the deficit runs counter to both the spirit and letter behind its creation and that a more detailed evaluation should be made of all the institutions' needs including all possibilities for frontloading 2003 expenditure and a common approach towards the controlled development of Agencies, in order to ease the pressure on the 2003 budget as this could provide an alternativ ...[+++]e solution under the ceiling of heading 5; urges the Council with reference to the EP's position to voluntarily to restrict itself to one fifth of heading 5, to revise the rate of increase of its administrative expenditure; calls for an agreement with Council at the July conciliation on the procedure to be followed in view of achieving an agreement before Council's second reading at the latest;

24. Notes that the level of administrative expenditure increases by 5.2% on budget 2002, including the cost of enlargement and pensions, thus exceeding the ceiling of heading 5 in 2003 by 66 million; considers that the proposal to use the flexibility instrument to cover the deficit runs counter to both the spirit and letter behind its creation and that a more detailed evaluation should be made of all the institutions' needs including all possibilities for frontloading 2003 expenditure and a common approach towards the controlled development of Agencies, in order to ease the pressure on the 2003 budget as this could provide an alternativ ...[+++]e solution under the ceiling of heading 5; urges the Council with reference to the EP's position to voluntarily to restrict itself to one fifth of heading 5, to revise the rate of increase of its administrative expenditure; calls for an agreement with Council at the July conciliation on the procedure to be followed in view of achieving an agreement before Council's second reading at the latest;

We want to create a more equitable system for child support determinations. That includes generally increasing the value of child support awards, simplifying the process, providing similar awards in similar family situations.

These are the claims that we chiefly want to draw to your attention: we want legislation to recognize that the second spouse or common law spouse is the only spouse of her husband or common law spouse and vice versa; and to give blended families an equal status with normal families so that they be treated like normal families especially regarding taxation; we want the law to limit the right to support payment for an ex-spouse to a maximum period of two years following the date of the divorce; and to establish rules that confirm the financial independence of the spouses of the second marriage, by ensuring that the financial situation o ...[+++]f the second spouse—of course this does not happen as frequently, but there are more and more cases of ex-spouses receiving support—not be taken into account when the judge determines the amount of support to be paid to the ex-spouse of our husband or spouse.

The amount of support paid to the ex-spouse should be exclusively based on criteria that have nothing to do with the new spouse of the payer—because as I said, courts consider my income to set the support payments my partner has to pay, and this is unacceptable—but, rather, with the personal characteristics of the recipient of the support payments.