Q. whereas Austria has since 2000 changed its national Unfair Commercial Practices Law, and whereas Section 28a thereof now states: "It shall be prohibited to advertise, in the scope of business and for the purpose of competition, for registration in directories, such as yellow pages, telephone directory or similar lists, by way of payment form, money order form, invoice, offer of correction or similar manner or to offer such regi ...[+++]strations directly without unequivocally and also by clear and graphic means pointing out that such advertisement is solely an offer for a contract",

Section 28a of this law now states that "It shall be prohibited to advertise, in the scope of business and for the purpose of competition, for registration in directories, such as yellow pages, telephone directory or similar lists, by way of payment form, money order form, invoice, offer of correction or similar manner or to offer such registrations directly without unequivocally and also by clear graphical means pointing out that such advertisement is solely an offer for ...[+++]a contract".

Q. whereas Austria has since 2000 changed its national Unfair Commercial Practices Law, and whereas Section 28a thereof now states: “It shall be prohibited to advertise, in the scope of business and for the purpose of competition, for registration in directories, such as yellow pages, telephone directory or similar lists, by way of payment form, money order form, invoice, offer of correction or similar manner or to offer such regis ...[+++]trations directly without unequivocally and also by clear and graphic means pointing out that such advertisement is solely an offer for a contract”,

I would suggest, by virtue of the comments we have heard from the Alliance members today, that they would not object to the insertion of the words separate and stand-alone, categorizing this from what the government has tried to lead people to believe; that we already have a system under CPIC that qualifies as a national sex offender registry (1200) The Deputy Speaker: I would hope and believe the hon. member for Pictou Antigonish Guysborough would be somewhat sympathetic to the Chair's dilemma in terms of consent from the mover of t ...[+++]he supply motion, being the member for Langley Abbotsford.

Moreover, a centralised register of job-seekers containing information on the individuals assisted and the measures they receive, will be created, thus permitting personalised monitoring of job-seekers who have received employability measures.

Subscribing to it would imply a moral commitment to developing measures to re-establish social ties between all citizens. b) Development of a "passport to society" granting every excluded person requesting it the right to integration assistance, training, decent accommodation, etc. c) Companies could draft a manifesto against exclusion. d) The trade union organisations should take steps to improve representation of the unemployed. e) Any Community proposals likely to have an impact on social exclusion should in future be the subject of specific consultation involving the EAPN, UNICE, ETUC and COFACE. f) Finally, referring to the future C ...[+++]ommunity programme specifically devoted to the fight against exclusion, the Commission will in the near future propose the doubling of funds from those allocated under the present Poverty 3 programme, to an amount of ECU 110 million .