Translation of "effet escompté " (French → English) :

an analysis of the expected impact on the regulatory authority, on the undertaking, in particular on the workforce of the separated undertaking and on the electronic communications sector as a whole, and on incentives to invest in a sector as a whole, particularly with regard to the need to ensure social and territorial cohesion, and on other stakeholders including, in particular, the expected impact on competition and any potential entailing effects on consumers;

(c) an analysis of the expected impact on the regulatory authority, on the undertaking, in particular on the workforce of the separated undertaking and on the electronic communications sector as a whole, and on incentives to invest in a sector as a whole, particularly with regard to the need to ensure social and territorial cohesion, and on other stakeholders including, in particular, the expected impact on competition and any potential entailing effects on consumers;

an analysis of the expected impact on the regulatory authority, the undertaking, in particular its workforce and its incentives to invest in its network, and other stakeholders, including in particular analysis of the expected impact on infrastructure competition and any potential consequential effects on consumers;

It makes it impossible for us to know whether this suggested series of changes will accomplish the goals that the government claims they are going to accomplish (1805) For this reason, I move that the motion be amended by replacing all the words after the word “that” with the following: This House declines to give second reading to Bill C-58, an act to amend the Canada Pension Plan and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board Act, since the bill is not accompanied by a report of the Chief Actuary of Canada who reported to the government that the changes proposed in the bill will increase CPP assets by approximately $75 billion over 50 ye ...[+++]ars and that members of the House cannot evaluate the impact of these changes properly without a report.

But if the assessment of legislative activity over the last eight years is positive, there is some inevitable delay in the expected effects of the internal market : - in several sectors, new Community regulation provide for transitional periods and, once in force, will only produce their economic effects after some time ; - uncertainties about the application of Community legislation by all the Member States may compromise its effectiveness ; - in addition, the scale of the White Paper legislative programme may have created the impression of bureaucratic interference in the conduct of affairs at national level and therefore some concer ...[+++]n at the possible negative effects of Community measures.

The study further shows that the predicted effects of EC market integration through removal of customs barriers, opening up public procurement, liberalisation of financial services, and other supply-side effects will in the medium-term - in addition to boosting output, employment and living standards simultaneously cool the economy, deflating consumer prices by an average of 6%; - relax budgetary and external constraints, improving the balance of public finances by an average equivalent to 2.2% of GDP and boosting the EC's external position by around 1% of GDP (1) The study.