item of standardized format | standardized item

item of standardised format | standardised item

standardized item | item of standardized format

European standardisation body [ ESO | European standardisation organisation | European standardization body | European standardization organization ]

standardised accounting system [ national accounting system of the United Nations | national standard accounting system | standardisation of accounts | standardised accounting plan | standardized accounting system ]

collect on delivery [ COD | collect on delivery service | COD service | C.O.D. service ]

fax mailing | mailing fax

standardisation [ institute for standardisation | normalisation | standardization ]

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One of the things the Canadian Standards Council does is ensure that regulations that are incorporated by reference meet Canadian standards — not just technical standards, but things like our official languages requirements.

Question No. 154 Ms. Libby Davies: With regard to the letters that Health Canada mailed to over 40 000 participants in the current medical marihuana access program (MMAP), which disclosed their personal address information on an envelope marked as being from the MMAP: (a) what are the standard protocols governing the communication of changes to medical programs from Health Canada, and what laws or regulations govern these protocols; (b) which branch and department is responsible for mailing out correspondence about the MMAP; (c) how many full-time employees and managers were involved in communicating the MMAP changes in this mail-out; ...[+++] (d) what protocols are followed once a breach of privacy has occurred; (e) what were all of the steps taken when this MMAP privacy breach occurred in November 2013; (f) were the changes that were made to the MMAP subject to a privacy impact assessment; and (g) was that assessment reviewed with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner?

In order to speed up the decision-making process, national standardisation bodies and European standardisation organisations should facilitate accessible information on their activities through the promotion of the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in their respective standardisation systems, for example by providing to all relevant stakeholders an easy-to-use online consultation mechanism for the submission of comments on draft standards and by organising virtual meetings, including by means of web conferencing or video conferencing, of technical committees.

40. Emphasises the substantial benefits offered by e-invoicing (shorter payment periods, fewer errors, more efficient VAT collection, reduction in printing and shipping costs, and integrated processing of commercial activities) and invites industry and the European Standardisation Organisations to continue their efforts to promote convergence towards a common data model for e-invoicing;