Translation of "abandon de la procédure " (French → English) :

50. Recalls that under Article 5 of Commission Regulation (EC) No 1848/2006 of 14 December 2006, Member States must provide information on the initiation or abandonment of any procedures for imposing administrative or criminal sanctions related to the reported irregularities as well as of the main results of such procedures; recalls, furthermore, that this information must also indicate the character of the sanctions applied and/or whether the sanctions in question relate to the application of Community and/or national legislation, i ...[+++]ncluding a reference to the Community and/or national rules in which the sanctions are laid down; requests to be informed in detail with a comprehensive analysis on the reports received under Article 5 of Commission Regulation (EC) No 1848/2006; notes that Member States must introduce anti-fraud monitoring procedures and that statistics regarding criminal cases and their outcome are incomplete, making it difficult to evaluate fraud investigation and prosecution procedures in the Member States and the effectiveness of future basic policies;

50. Recalls that under Article 5 of Commission Regulation (EC) No 1848/2006 of 14 December 2006, Member States must provide information on the initiation or abandonment of any procedures for imposing administrative or criminal sanctions related to the reported irregularities as well as of the main results of such procedures; recalls, furthermore, that this information must also indicate the character of the sanctions applied and/or whether the sanctions in question relate to the application of Community and/or national legislation, i ...[+++]ncluding a reference to the Community and/or national rules in which the sanctions are laid down; requests to be informed in detail with a comprehensive analysis on the reports received under Article 5 of Commission Regulation (EC) No 1848/2006; notes that Member States must introduce anti-fraud monitoring procedures and that statistics regarding criminal cases and their outcome are incomplete, making it difficult to evaluate fraud investigation and prosecution procedures in the Member States and the effectiveness of future basic policies;

Further prosecutions before a properly constituted court, in the U.S. or in Canada, would end in a stay of proceedings or a dismissal of charges because of the irremediable harm caused to Khadr by prolonged violation of his internationally protected rights.

Undertakings that have already made renunciations for the 2008/2009 marketing year will be able to submit an additional request for renunciation for this period, in order to avoid the uncompensated reduction which the Commission may implement in 2010 if voluntary renunciations are insufficient (2-phase procedure); Beet producers will themselves be able to take the initiative to give up their quotas, up to a percentage not exceeding 10% of the undertaking's quota; Beet producers will receive additional aid of EUR 237,5 per tonne of the quota given up for the 2008/2009 marketing year, renewable under certain conditions for the following ...[+++]marketing year and retroactive so as not to penalise producers who took their decision to give up during the first two years of the reform; Undertakings that give up part of their quota in 2008/2009 will be exempted from paying the restructuring levy in respect of the part of the quota that was subject to preventive withdrawal during the 2007/2008 marketing year; The final reduction of quotas in 2010 will partly take into account the restructuring already achieved by Member States and undertakings.

In addition to the sentencing reforms related to child pornography, Bill C-2 also proposes to triple the maximum penalties on summary conviction from six to 18 months for child-specific sexual offences, as well as for child abandonment and the failure to provide necessities of life, and to increase the maximum penalty on indictment from five to 10 years for sexual exploitation of a young person, and from two to five years for child abandonment and failure to provide the necessities of life.

' Motion No. 55 That Bill C-14 be amended by adding after line 39, on page 68, the following new Clause: ``146.17 The Agency may, with the approval of the Governor in Council, make regulations (a) modifying, to such extent as the Agency deems necessary, the provisions of any of sections 146.2 to 146.14 so as to make those provisions applicable to the abandonment of the operation of main lines of railway; (b) prescribing the form and manner of making applications for the abandonment of the operation of lines and the procedure to be followed in d ...[+++]ealing with those applications; (c) prescribing financial years for the purposes of section 160 and the time with reference to which those years are to be determined; (d) prescribing the form and manner of giving notice for the purposes of sections 146.2 and 146.11; (e) prescribing persons or classes of persons for the purposes of sections 146.2 and 146.11; (f) generally for carrying out the purposes and provisions of this Division'.