Translation of "garantissant une protection " (French → English) :

(11a) In light of the objective of 'inclusive growth', Member States should, at the initiative of the Commission, establish a legislative framework for the new forms of employment which places the employees concerned on an equal footing and facilitates employment which does not promote further fragmentation of the labour market and which guarantees comprehensive protection of the individual and collective rights of employees and affords them the requisite social protection.

Persuaded by the wisdom of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, which supports maintaining the gun registry, the NDP members will rise in this House to say no to the Conservatives as they try to eliminate this tool to protect the public, and we will say yes to any amendment that could make this registry more accessible, simpler, more flexible and less expensive for our citizens, while guaranteeing the protection of Canadians.

However, significant shortcomings and possibilities for improving the functioning of the market remain, notably in ensuring a level playing field in addressing the risks of predatory behaviour, ensuring non-discriminatory transmission and distribution tariffs, through access to the network on the basis of tariffs published prior to their entry into force, and ensuring that the rights of small and vulnerable customers are protected.

Contractual clauses are not necessary for the transfer of personal data within the EEA (European Economic Area EU, plus Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein), to those countries whose own data protection regimes have been recognised by the Commission as offering adequate protection (so far, Switzerland, Hungary and Canada), or to US companies adhering to the 'Safe Harbor' Privacy Principles issued by the US Department of Commerce (see IP/00/865 and IP/02/46).

4. Calls on the Member States of the European Union to establish a European platform consisting of representatives of the national bodies that are responsible for monitoring Member States" performance in complying with fundamental and citizens" rights in order to scrutinise the consistency of national laws on the intelligence services with the ECHR and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, to review the legal provisions guaranteeing postal and communications secrecy, and, in addition, to reach agreement on a recommendation to the Member States on a Code of Conduct to be drawn up which guarantees all European citizens, throughout the territory of the Membe ...[+++]r States, protection of privacy as defined in Article 7 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union and which, moreover, guarantees that the activities of intelligence services are carried out in a manner consistent with fundamental rights, in keeping with the conditions set out in Chapter 8 of the report of the European Parliament's temporary committee, and in particular Section 8.3.4.; emphasises the need to draw up joint standards which are better suited to the requirements of protecting the fundamental rights of EU citizens and more stringent than those guaranteed by Article 8 of the ECHR;

Second, both the Devolution Protocol Accord of September 23, 1998 and the Devolution Transfer Agreement of August 28, 2001 contain provisions to ensure the protection of ``unsettled'' First Nation interests, including various non-derogation clauses.