2. Calls on the Commission to set up an inter-institutional EU Cancer Task Force composed of Members from the Commission, the Council and the European Parliament which shall meet on a regular basis, to collect and exchange best practice for prevention, (including reducing occupational and environmental exposure to carcinogens and other substances contributing to the development of cancer), screening and treatment and to provide leadership for improved cancer control in Europe; stresses that the EU Task Force should, in particular, pr ...[+++]omote new measures as well as existing screening projects that can help increase the proportion of the population taking part in cancer screening measures by at least 50% in each of the Member States by 2018;

2. Calls on the Commission to set up an interinstitutional EU Cancer Task Force made up of representatives from the Commission, the Council and the European Parliament, which would meet on a regular basis to collect and exchange best practice on prevention (including reducing occupational and environmental exposure to carcinogens), screening and treatment and to provide leadership in improved cancer control in Europe; stresses that the EU Task Force should, in particular, promote new measures, as well as existing ...[+++]screening projects, that could help increase the proportion of the population taking part in cancer screening measures by at least 50% in each of the Member States by 2018;

The Chair: Going back to the two organizational charts that you gave to us as part of your opening statement, first, from 1997 to 1999, you were working for Mr. Guité as the chief of special projects, and then, from 1999 to 2001, you were the coordinator of special projects.

6. Believes that the incorporation of environmental considerations into the WTO is also of fundamental importance, and would be minded to consider rejecting a new multilateral trade round if it did not include significant new provisions aimed at safeguarding environmental sustainability. Inter alia, this requires: the incorporation of the precautionary principle into WTO rules; the insulation of Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) from unwarranted challenge within the WTO; new provisions to facilitate eco-labelling schemes compatible with WTO rules; a closer relationship between the WTO and international envi ...[+++]ronmental bodies, notably UNEP, including submissions from these bodies and from relevant NGOs to WTO dispute settlement panels; and further reflection on the way WTO rules apply to Process and Production Methods (PPMs) as well as the way in which the burden of proof on environmental and public safety matters falls upon importing countries within the WTO;

You talked about the importance of tourism, doing more research, special projects for special chefs, information sharing, and one of them that really sticks out is what you called ``access to the rural experience'.

Part 5 is the Canada-United States enhanced tax information exchange agreement implementation act, clauses 99 to 101, and we have from the Department of Finance, Brian Ernewein, General Director, Tax Policy Branch; Kevin Shoom, Senior Chief, International Taxation and Special Projects; and returning by popular demand, Ted Cook, Senior Legislative Chief, Tax Legislation.