(e) diplomatic agents, consular officers or official representatives in Canada of a foreign government; or

(a) members of the legislature of a province or persons on the staff of such members; (b) employees of the government of a province; (c) members of a council or other statutory body charged with the administration of the civil or municipal affairs of a city, town, municipality or district, persons on the staff of such members or officers or employees of a city, town, municipality or district; (d) members of the council of a band as defined in subsection 2(1) of the Indian Act or of the council of an Indian band established by an Act of Parliament, persons on their staff or employees of such a council; (d.1) members of a governing body under the constitution of a first nation named in Schedule II to the Yukon First Nations Self-Governmen ...[+++]t Act, persons on their staff or employees of such a governing body; (d.2) members of Nisga'a Government, as defined in the Nisga'a Final Agreement given effect by the Nisga'a Final Agreement Act, persons on the staff of those members or employees of the Nisga'a Nation, a Nisga'a Village or a Nisga'a Institution, as defined in that Agreement; (e) diplomatic agents, consular officers or official representatives in Canada of a foreign government; or (f) officials of a specialized agency of the United Nations in Canada or officials of any other international organization to whom there are granted, by or under any Act of Parliament, privileges and immunities.

These should include police officers, border guards, immigration and asylum officials, public prosecutors, lawyers, members of the judiciary and court officials, housing, labour, health, social and safety inspectors, civil society organisations, social and youth workers, consumer organisations, trade unions, employers organisations, temporary job agencies, recruitment agencies and consular and diplomatic staff as well as those more difficult to reach, such as legal guardians and legal representatives, child and victim support services ...[+++].

1. In proceedings involving a dispute between the master and a member of the crew of a seagoing ship registered in Greece or in Portugal, concerning remuneration or other conditions of service, a court in a Member State shall establish whether the diplomatic or consular officer responsible for the ship has been notified of the dispute.

d. by describing the training objectives for the relevant staff of the bodies responsible for assessing applications, diplomatic and consular officials, police and border guards and members of the appeals bodies. These objectives should include exchanges of officials with other EU Member States.

(a) a diplomatic or consular officer or other representative or employee in Canada of a foreign government;