Translation of "Vague générée par le vent " (French → English) :

income generated from the sale of assets purchased under the grant agreement up to the value of the cost initially charged to the action by the participant.

As mentioned above, a fund based on setting aside 20% of revenue that is generated by phonograms in the extended term would triple the benefit that individual performers derive from an extension of term.

Record producers, however, would have to set aside at least 20% of the additional revenue generated by the sale of those phonograms they choose to commercially exploit during the term extension.

However, their administrative burden inherent in setting aside 20% of revenues that are generated with the sales of phonograms containing performances by session musicians during the extended term would be offset by the advantages session musicians will enjoy through term extension.

Q-64 — Mr. Cummins (Delta South Richmond) — On the Skeena River system in in-river fisheries, excluding recreational and lower river public commercial fishery, for each calendar year from 1990 to 2000 inclusive: (a) how many fish of what species were caught under the authority of Excess to Salmon Spawning Requirement licences; (b) how many fish of what species were caught under the authority of other licences on a per licence basis; (c) what groups or organizations harvested the fish caught under each licence; (d) how much of any catch was sold; (e) what was the value of the sa ...[+++]les; (f) who purchased any fish caught; (g) who processed any fish sold; (h) what quantity was sold in fresh, canned, fresh frozen, pouch and other packaging; (i) what quantity of the fish was eventually sold in domestic retail Canadian markets; (j) what quantity of the fish was exported from Canada and into what markets; and (k) with respect to the funds generated from the sale of the fish, for what purposes were the funds used on a project by project basis?

[Text] Question No. 64— Mr. John Cummins: On the Skeena River system in in-river fisheries, excluding the recreational and lower river public commercial fishery, for each calendar year from 1990 to 2000 inclusive: (a) how many fish of what species were caught under the authority of Excess to Salmon Spawning Requirement licences; (b) how many fish of what species were caught under the authority of other licences on a per licence basis; (c) what groups or organizations harvested the fish caught under each licence; (d) how much of any catch was sold; (e) what was the value of the sa ...[+++]les; (f) who purchased any fish caught; (g) who processed any fish sold; (h) what quantity was sold in fresh, canned, fresh frozen, pouch and other packaging; (i) what quantity of the fish was eventually sold in domestic retail Canadian markets; (j) what quantity of the fish was exported from Canada and into what markets; and (k) with respect to the funds generated from the sale of the fish, for what purposes were the funds used on a project-by-project basis?