Übersetzung für "Create individual treatment schedule " (Englisch → Französisch) :

The goal for the legislative work which is currently underway with great intensity is to create a common European asylum system which can lead to greater predictability and justice for the individual and the asylum seeker, who will come to receive equal treatment in all Member States.

Because I should like to draw your attention to the following point: if we create systems at European level which can directly violate people’s basic freedoms – and the anthropometric treatment of a person, compulsory treatment of a person is a violation of his individual rights – if we create institutions at European level which have these rights t ...[+++]hen the Executive must be subject to parliamentary scrutiny and the people affected by the measures must have legal recourse, both of which are lacking in almost every system which we have created within the framework of internal security in the European Union.

At 5:40 p.m., pursuant to Standing Order 45, the House resumed consideration of the motion of Mr. Martin (Minister of Finance), seconded by Mr. Gray (Leader of the Government in the House of Commons and Solicitor General of Canada), — That this House approves in general the budgetary policy of the Government (Ways and Means Proceedings No. 15) The House proceeded to the taking of the deferred recorded division on the amendment of Mr. Loubier (Saint-Hyacinthe–Bagot), seconded by Mr. Pomerleau (Anjou–Rivière-des-Prairies), — That the motion be amended by deleting all the words after the word “That” and substituting the following: “the budget statement by the Minister of Finance be rejected by the House of Commons because it: unilaterally main ...[+++]tains major reductions in transfer payments to the provinces in the fields of postsecondary education, health and social assistance, while intruding in areas of exclusive provincial jurisdiction, particularly by creating the Canada Foundation for Innovation from money earmarked for the provinces, introducing a national child tax benefit system, and setting up pilot projects filled with national unity propaganda in the field of health and social programs; proposes no tangible job creation measures, does not substantially reduce Unemployment Insurance contribution rates, or improve protection for unemployed persons, which has been greatly reduced by Employment Insurance; conceals its lack of action in creating jobs and fighting poverty, knowingly reducing effectiveness in these areas and distributing electoral gifts around Canada and Quebec; does not include an in-depth reform of the tax treatment of businesses or individuals, for example, by maintaining benefits for large corporations and rich Canadians; and introduces no measures to compensate the Quebec government for the 1991 harmonization of its sales tax with the federal GST, although Quebec would be eligible for this compensation in light of the $1 billion being paid to t ...

Specifically, I recommend the bill be amended to include the following rights in cases where it does not pose a safety risk to the accused, the facility or an individual, and only in cases where the victim requests the information: that victims be advised of the location of the forensic facility where the accused is detained; that victims be given advance notice of any scheduled absence, either escorted or unescorted, from the hospital and the general destination — the city or town — to which the accused will be travelling; that vic ...[+++]tims be given advance notice of the destination of release or conditional discharge, or if the accused will be travelling to the vicinity of the victims on conditional discharge; that victims be informed of any conditions of release for the accused when they are conditionally discharged into the community, which may include such things as mandated medication or treatment, non-communication with children or others, the requirement to attend treatment sessions, general mobility restrictions and more; and that victims be given advance notice of any scheduled transfer to another facility, of a change in level of security of their ward, or if the accused is moved to another province or territory for the purposes of treatment.

Our challenges are the following: difficulties in recruiting in some regions; the recruitment of young people — 16 years of age — and/or in post-secondary education, creating conflict between school and training; budget restrictions; upgrades required for computer-based training; new mandates, including new training requirements such as environment, harassment, ethics, et cetera; retention of trained personnel, causing a shortage in some areas; conflict with civilian employment and family circumstances, which can create difficulties with c ...[+++]ommitments; difficulties with communication and support within the organization and to the community; training flexibility, such as difficulties for high school students or personnel employed full time — that is, non-students; changes in training requirements, such as new courses, current courses requiring longer commitments or a backlog of personnel awaiting training; MCDVs' conflict between training and operational platforms, creating a very heavy sea schedule, with the usual stressors on the individuals.

This bill discriminates somewhat against the National Bank, the largest in Quebec, because the treatment of the Royal Bank, the largest in Canada, where one individual is allowed to own a maximum of 20% of voting shares, and the National Bank, where one individual may own up to 65% of voting shares, creates discrimination which is unjustified under the circumstances.