the Law on Foundations will remove all existing restrictions faced by religious minorities as regards legal personality, the training of clergy, work permits, schools and internal management, will properly address the issues of confiscated properties and the institution of proceedings for damages against the State for failure to enforce court rulings, and will allow full freedom of association, thus supporting the principle of a pluralistic, independent and self-confident civil society;

- the Law on Foundations will remove all existing restrictions faced by religious minorities as regards legal personality, the training of clergy, work permits, schools and internal management, will properly address the issues of confiscated properties and the institution of proceedings for damages against the State for failure to enforce court rulings, and will allow full freedom of association, thus supporting the principle of pluralistic, independent and self-confident civil society;

1. For the purpose of acquiring periods in the pension insurance, attendance at a school or comparable educational establishment in another Member State shall be regarded as equivalent to attendance at a school or educational establishment pursuant to Articles 227(1)(1) and 228(1)(3) of the Allgemeines Sozialversicherungsgesetz (ASVG) (law on general social security ║), Article 116(7) of the Gewerbliches Sozialversicherungsgesetz (GSVG) (Federal law on social insurance for persons engaged in trade and commerce) and Article 107(7) of the Bauern-Sozialversicherungsgesetz (BSVG) (law on social security ║ for farmers), when the person concerned was subject at some time to A ...[+++]ustrian legislation on the grounds that he pursued an activity as an employed or self-employed person, and the special contributions provided for under Article 227(3) of the ASVG, Article 116(9) of the GSVG and Article 107(9) of the BSGV for the purchase of such periods of education, are paid.

1. Attendance at a school or comparable educational establishment in another Member State shall be regarded as equivalent to attendance at a school or educational establishment pursuant to Articles 227(1)(1) and 228(1)(3) of the Allgemeines Sozialversicherungsgesetz (ASVG) (general social security act), Article 116(7) of the Gewerbliches Sozialversicherungsgesetz (GSVG) (Federal Act on Social Insurance for Persons engaged in Trade and Commerce) and Article 107(7) of the Bauern-Sozialversicherungsgesetz (BSVG) (social security act for farmers), when the person concerned was subject at any time to Austrian legislation on the grounds that h ...[+++]e pursued an activity as an employed or self-employed person, and the contributions provided for under Article 227(3) of the ASVG, Article 116(9) of the GSVG and Article 107(9) of the BSGV are paid.

Quite apart from the work we did with Bill C-37 which did not meet with the favour of the hon. member, we also had the justice committee spend the last 18 months travelling the country speaking to police, parents, school principals and young people themselves, and preparing architecture that will improve the Young Offenders Act into the next century.

That section states that those who are teaching in the private schools—and “private schools” is defined by the act, and our school as we currently have it would be falling under the definition, and we've had to seek permission to be open—section 117 suggests that every teacher employed by a school board or in a private school to which sections 43 to 49 of the Schools Act, 1996 apply shall be an active member of the association, namely the Newfoundland Teachers' Association.