M. whereas if used paper, including multi-material waste paper, is granted end-of-waste status before it has even been properly recycled, then such material can be traded freely on global markets and the safeguards of the Waste Shipment Regulation with regard to environmentally sound management will no longer apply; whereas exempting waste streams with a high degree of non-paper materials - which moreover could go well beyond the 1,5 % threshold owing to the discounting of current multi-material paper - from the requirements of the Waste Shipment Regulation clearly risks violating Article 6(1d) of Directive 2008/98/EC, which states tha ...[+++]t use of the substance shall not lead to overall adverse environmental impacts;

9. The fact that an application for international protection was submitted after an irregular entry into the territory or at the border, including in transit zones, as well as the lack of documents or use of forged documents, shall not per se entail an automatic recourse to an accelerated examination procedure.

That this House condemn the decision of Caterpillar Inc. to close its Electro-Motive Diesel plant in London, Ontario, with a loss of 450 jobs, and that of Papiers White Birch to close its Quebec City plant, with a loss of 600 jobs, and call on the government to table, within 90 days, draft amendments to the Investment Canada Act to ensure that foreign buyers are held to public and enforceable commitments on the ‘net benefit’ to Canada and on the protection of Canadian jobs.

The definitive anti-dumping duties (8% to 35.1%) and anti-subsidy duties (4% to 12%) will be imposed on imported paper as of tomorrow for the next 5 years and can be extended if European producers or other parties ask the European Commission to determine whether the expiry of the measures leads to a recurrence of injury to the European paper industry.

[English] We cannot endorse a proposed law that blissfully assumes that a simple standard can be set within six months for lower ignition propensity cigarettes, without taking into account the lack of any agreed testing method for these cigarettes, the application of any of these changes to fire safety in real world scenarios, the serious and overwhelming health considerations to smokers of any forced product design changes, the setbacks these design changes could impose on efforts now under way to develop a potentially reduced exposure product, the possibility of smokers being less careful with the disposal of cigarettes, the prevalence of roll-your-own and fine-cut tobacco in many areas of Canada, particularly the Maritime provinces, the fact that t ...[+++]he banded paper that is proposed as a solution could in fact dramatically increase the risk of fire, and the potential dramatic increase in contraband that could result from a hasty imposition of this technology, with its concomitant catastrophic effects on the Canadian industry, without fire safety having been improved a whit.

What I would like to say, however, is that, when people do civilian work from 9 to 5, whether they push pencils or complete forms,-I might make an aside here to point out that the Auditor General said the army should remodel its administration due to the many forms required for a decision to be made-this is what I meant when I said that, when pencil pushers or 9 to 5 civil servants are sent on a mission, on the seas, in the air or elsewhere, they should be paid a bonus, because they have lost, if you will, all their training, since they have become clerks and not soldiers.