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No reports have yet been produced for the case in Mauritania, as the Counsellor has determined that it is premature to do so at this time. With regard to (b)(vi), the Order in Council that created the Office of the Extractive Sector CSR Counsellor, P.C. 2009-0422 of March 25, 2009, requires the Counsellor to produce a final report on each request for review as well as an annual report to Parliament.

(Return tabled) Question No. 931 Mr. Todd Russell: With regard to government television advertising during January and February 2011, for each of the following advertising campaigns, namely advertising of Canada’s Economic Action Plan, advertising by the Canada Revenue Agency and advertising by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation: (a) what are the total costs associated with each campaign, including (i) production costs, (ii) advertising air-time purchases, (iii) other costs, specifying what those costs are; (b) what are the total insertions of each advertisement which constitutes each advertising campaign; (c) on what dates, times, and on which television channel or station has each advertisement aired or will each advertisement air ...[+++]; (d) which office or official is responsible for each advertising campaign; (e) which advertising agency or firm was contracted in respect of each advertising campaign; (f) which creative or production agency was contracted to produce each advertisement which forms part of each advertising campaign; (g) when was each advertisement filmed; (h) what were the specific instructions, directions or other communications from each department or corporation to the production or advertising team in respect of the content, tone, format, script, visual elements or all other creative elements of each ad; (i) what are the file numbers associated with each of these advertising campaigns; and (j) what are the contract numbers associated with each of these advertising campaigns?

Last year's report of the Auditor General brought attention to this problem, revealing that the government is not doing enough to prevent identity theft and that stricter controls on social insurance numbers are needed.

Where applicants fail to deliver the requisite quantity of any given raw material pursuant to this Regulation, they shall be deemed, for the purposes of Article 9(2) of Regulation (EEC) No 3887/92, to have failed to fulfil their obligations under the set-aside scheme for non-food purposes in respect of an area calculated by multiplying the area of land set aside and used by them for the production of the raw materials in accordance with the criteria laid down in this Regulation by the percentage shortfall in deliveries of that raw material.