Translation of "groupe de négociation accrédité " (French → English) :

41 (1) Where a council of trade unions has been certified as the bargaining agent for a bargaining unit, in addition to any circumstances in which an application for revocation of the certification of the council of trade unions may be made pursuant to section 38 or subsection 40(1), any employee in the bargaining unit, the employer of the employees in the bargaining unit or a trade union that forms part of the council of trade unions may apply to the Board for revocation of the certification on the ground that the council of trade un ...[+++]ions no longer meets the requirements for certification of a council of trade unions.

Ms. Elizabeth McPherson: Following up on what Mr. Silcox said, the Tribunal certifies collective bargaining sectors, unlike the Canada Labour Relations Board which certifies employee units for collective bargaining with an employer.

(EN) The Council's Directives for the negotiation by the Commission of a plurilateral anti-counterfeiting trade agreement (ACTA) do not provide for the creation of an "intellectual property group" to follow the ACTA negotitions (nor for any other expert or consultative groups of a non-governmental nature attached to the negotiations).

13. Calls for mutual recognition between the Council, the Commission and Parliament of separate registers in the event that a common register is not achieved; suggests that, in the absence of arrangements by the institutions for a common register, their individual web-based registers should include links to the other registers in order to enable comparison of lobbyists' entries; calls on the Secretary General to move Parliament's list of representatives of accredited interest groups to a more easily accessible location on Parliament's web ...[+++]site;

In that capacity, my responsibilities included the oversight of all aspects of the federal planning and implementation phases of the major event, the establishment of and participation in an inter-directorate working group made up of representatives from the federal and divisional sectors involved in the visit, for example, the Border Services Agency, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Transport Canada, NAV CANADA, and CSIS; the establishment of and participation in an interdepartmental working group made up of representatives from the RCMP and outside partner agencies, namely, other police forces; the identification, in consultation ...[+++]with the operations and accreditation commanders, of the level of accreditation required for the visit; the monitoring of negotiations between federal, provincial and municipal authorities and the preparation of contractual agreements in the form of Memoranda of Understanding; the co-ordination with Transport Canada of the issuance of a “Notice to Airmen” for air-space closure over venues; the liaison with the U.S. security group and the dissemination of appropriate security information to them.

46. Insists also on the need for determined measures to open up the WTO to a wider public, for example by a more radical and faster derestriction of documents; the publication of disputes panel submissions on the Internet; the admission of views from non-governmental stakeholders by disputes panels; the web-casting of, for instance, panel hearings and trade-policy reviews; closer dialogue with NGOs through symposia and accreditation of observers to WTO meetings; calls on the Commission and Council to conclude with the European Parliament an interinstitutional agreement setting out procedures for consultation in relation to WTO negotiations and disputes panels ...[+++];