(Return tabled) Question No. 33 Hon. Jim Karygiannis: With regard to ministerial business, including that of the Prime Minister, since May 2, 2011: (a) how many invitations to speak at, appear at, or attend a function has each minister or the Prime Minister, or their ministerial or departmental staff, accepted or initiated; (b) how many requests to speak at, appear at, or attend a function has each minister or the Prime Minister, or their ministerial or departmental staff, made; (c) what were the details of each such invitation or request, including the date, location, and nature of the function; (d) what were the costs of transportat ...[+++]ion, accommodation, meals, and security related to the travel of the minister or Prime Minister to and from each such function; (e) what were the costs of transportation, accommodation, and meals incurred by the minister's or Prime Minister's exempt staff members in relation to each such function; and (f) what are the file numbers of any files generated in respect of each such function?

a "Multiple Entry Point" system, offering first assistance for companies on European matters and

Until recently, while electoral assistance has always been pursued under the first pillar (EC), electoral observation has been a border line case, falling either under the first or second pillar (CFSP).

In the past, electoral assistance has consistently been funded by the 1st pillar, while electoral observation has been funded from either the 1st or 2nd pillars, or a combination of the two, with Member States making additional contributions in some cases.

I relied on his advice back in the late sixties and early seventies when I was managing provincial Liberal election campaigns in Nova Scotia, and on to the time when I was principal assistant to the premier of Nova Scotia.

In 1994, the Community also granted Moldova a first macrofinancial assistance loan of up to ECU 45 million, to be disbursed in two tranches.