Creating a legal environment and framework for cooperation; Developing common capabilities and systems such as the Schengen Information System (SIS) or the Civil Protection Mechanism; Supporting, notably financially, the establishment of concrete and operational cooperation between practitioners and front line actors via, for example, the Radicalisation Awareness Network, ATLAS (network of the rapid intervention forces), Airpol (network of airports' police) in the fight against terrorism and working together with Member States and stakeholders e.g. in Chemical Biological, Radiological and Nuclear and explosives expert ...[+++]groups or the standing committee on precursors; Ensuring that security and fundamental rights are built by design into all relevant EU level policies such as transport, energy, etc.

Allow me to digress for a moment, to say that people from almost everywhere in America come to Quebec to find out how unique the CLSCs are, because such local community social service centres do not exist elsewhere, that is, a front line service, in some cases open 24 hours a day, at least to provide information by phone on emergency matters, and a front line network totally dedicated to people in key areas like seniors health and children's health from birth to adulthood and community groups as well.

This virtual office gives users access to front line information on departmental services.

Recently, the Action Committee on Access to Justice in Civil and Family Matters, a group broadly representative of leaders across Canada in the field of civil and family justice, and chaired by Supreme Court of Canada Justice Thomas Cromwell, emphasized the value of front-end services, such as those family justice services funded by this government, especially those that include “live” help.

I want people who have had practical, front-line, profit generating responsibility for investment funds to participate in the advisory groups, and to help us deliver cost effective solutions.

The Commission will create an expert group, consisting of industry and user representatives, to identify existing problems associated with user mobility ( e.g. cross-border opening of accounts (including online), closing fees and transfers between banks) and consider the usefulness of an optional standard bank account.