Translation of "opératrice de chambre de reproduction " (French → English) :

process camera operator [ graphic arts camera operator ]

graphic arts camera | process camera

process camera [ graphic arts camera | camera ]

casting room operator

reproduction equipment | process camera

dark room camera | process camera | two-room camera

process camera | process-camera | reproducing camera | darkroom camera | darkroom process camera | gallery camera | graphics process camera

With respect to the House of Commons Intercity Telephone System, which is accessed by members via local telephone numbers in some cities and via a 1-800 number elsewhere in Canada and the USA: (a) are any parts of the system automated so that members can use touch tone input to enter their access code and connect to the chosen telephone number, and if so, which areas of the country have automated systems; (b) what timetable does the government have to fully automate the system across Canada, and what are the projected annual cost savings for carrying out such automation; (c) where is the operator centre for the system located, how many people are employed as operators, and what is the annual cost for those staff; (d) what is the total an ...[+++]nual cost of maintaning the system and what is the cost comparison with contracting for provision of the services using private sector suppliers; and (e) what is the total number of minutes carried by the system each year within Canada and to the USA, and what is the average cost per minute carried to each of these countries?

In recent years, the House has suspended its sittings for a variety of reasons: to await a specified time ordered by the House for a recorded division; to allow for Royal Assent; to allow the Speaker to deliberate on a ruling; to await the time ordered for a Budget presentation; because of a fire alarm; to allow specific Members to be present in the Chamber for debate; in order to await a message from the Senate regarding an amendment to a bill; to allow for negotiations between parties on an item of legislation; to allow copies to be made of motions introduced without notice; to await an anticipated statement by the Prime Minis ...[+++]ter; to allow Members to attend the funeral of a Member; to allow Members to attend the unveiling of a statue on Parliament Hill; to rectify a technical problem with the simultaneous interpretation in the Chamber; and due to a Member taken ill in the Chamber.

On 13th November, the High Representative together with the Egyptian Minister of Tourism will unveil the authorised facsimile (exact replica) of the burial chamber and sarcophagus of Tutankhamun at the inaugural event of the EU-Egypt Task Force.

In the light of the unpleasant currents that exist in this Chamber, where many Members actively oppose sexual and reproductive health, both within the Union and elsewhere, it would be a great tragedy if the European Parliament were to be given more power with regard to this issue.