Consumer-Industry-Government Working Group on Net Quantity Issues in Meat and Poultry

Forest Industry Advisory Committee

Advisory Committee on Book Publishing

international advisory board from the oil industry

FAO/Fertiliser Industry Advisory Committee of Experts | FIAC [Abbr.]

international advisory board from the oil industry

Advisory committees included the Kitimat-Skeena Regional Advisory Committee, made up of a broad range of community, local government, wildlife, fisheries, business, resource sector, and labour interests; the Nisga'a Fisheries Committee, made up of province-wide and local commercial fishing interests, processors, unions and Terrace sport fishing interests; the Nisga'a Forestry Advisory Committee, made up of the area's forestry companies and the Council of Forest Industries; the Nass Valley Residents Association, made up of the existing private property ...[+++]owners and residents of the Nass Valley, who told us personally that they were delighted with the Nisga'a agreement and supported it wholeheartedly; the Skeena Treaty Advisory Committee, made up of local government representatives from municipal governments and the two regional districts, Skeena-Queen Charlotte and Kitimat-Stikine; the Treaty Negotiation Advisory Committee and its sectoral committees, established in 1993 as a federal-provincial, ministerially appointed committee of 31 organizations which has sectoral committees for government, fisheries, lands, forest, wildlife and compensation; and the Certainty Working Group, which was established to review and discuss approaches to certainty.

Canadian Heritage has created a consultative committee on book industry data in order to bring together these bodies, as well as industry representatives, to address data collection issues, to streamline existing data, and to simplify the dissemination and collection of that data.

– having regard to the Long-distance Regional Advisory Committee (LDRAC) position regarding the Green Paper on the CFP reform,

24. Welcomes the suggested setting up of the European Security Research Advisory Board; considers that, given the current lack of a policy formulation superstructure, the need exists for clearer information on whether the Advisory Board will prove sufficient and be prepared to effectively advise on the content of security research and address programme operational problems; underlines that the European Parliament should be represented in the European Security Research Advisory Board by five members, including the Chairmen of the responsible Committees (the Committee on Foreign Affairs, the Subcommittee on Security and Defence, the Com ...[+++]mittee on Industry, Research and Energy, the Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection and the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs) or their representatives;