The further strategies in fulfillment of that include the further development of a public function at Aylmer, possibly through tours of the collections areas, and certainly through wetlands interpretation; the continuation of our strong program of popular and scientific publications—as I think you know, these range from the best-selling dinosaur eggs booklet and model in the Tiny Perfect Dinosaur series with Somerville Press, to very essential reference tools like the Insects of the Yukon, or Lichens of North America, a current co-production with Yale University Press, as well, of course, as the ongoing publication by research staff in ...[+++]a range of scientific journals; the further development of the web site—clearly another strategy; and a new opportunity to work with the Quebec community with the launch of the Canadian tour of Monarcha: Butterflies Beyond Boundaries in Sherbrooke in June of this year.

Egg farmers in all provinces joined producers of turkey, chicken, broiler hatching eggs and dairy products to develop a joint position on trade.

Digital technologies greatly contribute to online transaction processing, electronic funds transfers, supply chain management, computerized data exchanges and automatic data collection.

34. Stresses that the social partners at national level should have been consulted or involved in the initial design of programmes; regrets the fact that the programmes designed for the four countries in some cases allow firms to opt out of collective bargaining agreements and to review sectorial wage agreements, which has direct consequences for the structure and values of collective bargaining arrangements set out in the respective national constitutions; notes that the ILO Expert Committee has requested that the social dialogue b ...[+++]e re-established; condemns the undermining of the principle of collective representation, which puts into question the automatic renewal of bargaining agreements that, in some countries, is important, as a consequence of which the number of collective agreements in force has fallen substantially; condemns the cut in minimum wages and the freezing of nominal minimum wages; stresses that this situation is the consequence of having limited structural reforms involving only the deregulation of labour relations and wage cuts, which runs counter to the EU’s general objectives and the policies of the Europe 2020 strategy;

34. Stresses that the social partners at national level should have been consulted or involved in the initial design of programmes; regrets the fact that the programmes designed for the four countries in some cases allow firms to opt out of collective bargaining agreements and to review sectorial wage agreements, which has direct consequences for the structure and values of collective bargaining arrangements set out in the respective national constitutions; notes that the ILO Expert Committee has requested that the social dialogue b ...[+++]e re-established; condemns the undermining of the principle of collective representation, which puts into question the automatic renewal of bargaining agreements that, in some countries, is important, as a consequence of which the number of collective agreements in force has fallen substantially; condemns the cut in minimum wages and the freezing of nominal minimum wages; stresses that this situation is the consequence of having limited structural reforms involving only the deregulation of labour relations and wage cuts, which runs counter to the EU’s general objectives and the policies of the Europe 2020 strategy;

19. Recognises that introducing DRM systems may result in an income which is more individually attributable but, for the time being, will not automatically replace collective remuneration for private copying; notes, further, that a large part of the collecting societies' sphere of activity cannot be replaced by DRM systems;