Traduction de «éventail de commandement » (Français → Anglais) :

24. Second, on the ‘pooling of assets owned nationally’, views the European Air Transport Command (EATC) initiative of four Member States as a particularly useful example, where the use of existing capabilities is optimised by the transfer of some competencies to a common structure, while maintaining fully national ownership of assets; considers this model of pooled, but separable, capabilities to be well adapted also to other areas of operational support, such as transport helicopters, maritime patrol aircraft and military sealift assets; believes that any delegation of competences to an integrated structure needs to be flexible and s ...[+++]hould not require all participants to delegate the same set of competences, to avoid the risk of settling for the lowest common denominator; considers it desirable, however, that Member States provide national capabilities in the full range of the tasks of EATC;

24. Second, on the ‘pooling of assets owned nationally’, views the European Air Transport Command (EATC) initiative of four Member States as a particularly useful example, where the use of existing capabilities is optimised by the transfer of some competencies to a common structure, while maintaining fully national ownership of assets; considers this model of pooled, but separable, capabilities to be well adapted also to other areas of operational support, such as transport helicopters, maritime patrol aircraft and military sealift assets; believes that any delegation of competences to an integrated structure needs to be flexible and s ...[+++]hould not require all participants to delegate the same set of competences, to avoid the risk of settling for the lowest common denominator; considers it desirable, however, that Member States provide national capabilities in the full range of the tasks of EATC;

16. Stresses that an effective and successful energy policy involving the opening-up of national energy markets is possible only with European and international coordination; welcomes the Commission's signal for a coordinated approach. Stresses the need for flexibility for Member States to develop their own policy within an EU framework. Calls on Member States to encourage the development of national biomass action plans reflecting the full range of biomass-to-energy options, to build biomass boiler-houses and to prioritise energy-related investments under the structural and cohesion funds; recognises the importance of public procureme ...[+++]nt and tax exemptions for the promotion of biomass and biofuels;

This better reflects the spectrum of individuals responsible for command and discipline in the Canadian Forces.

That report spells out in detail the Forum's investment in identifying priority areas and issues for study, the work that it has commissioned on a broad range of topics, its involvement in major conferences and public activities, its communications efforts and the release of its paper, The Public and Private Financing of Canada's Health System.

Major-General Richard D. Foster, Deputy Commander (Continental), Canadian Joint Operations Command, National Defence: Madam Chair, the Canadian Armed Forces are ready to do in the North what we do in the rest of Canada, that is, to respond, in a supporting role, to a wide variety of scenarios, ranging from natural disasters to illegal activities.