Since the participants in the decision-making process of the Board in its executive sessions would change depending on the Member State where the relevant institution or group operates, the permanent participants should ensure that the decisions throughout the different formations of the executive sessions of the Board are consistent, appropriate and proportionate.

3. If the Chairperson is absent from all or part of a formal session or an informal meeting, or is temporarily unable to fill the office of Chairperson, the Vice-Chairperson shall act as Chairperson.

PAEDOPHILIA AND THE INTERNET - COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS "On the initiative of the Belgian delegation, the Council - Held a broad exchange of views on the question of preventing the dissemination of illegal material and in particular material containing or likely to lead to violence against or sexual exploitation of children via Internet or similar networks; - Noted the transnational dimension of this problem and the consequent need to address it at national, European as well as international level; - Noted that the development of on line services which are an important collective achievement for the international commun ...[+++]ity, nevertheless may give way to intolerable violations against minors; - Noted that Justice and Home Affairs Ministers had discussed the same topic at their informal meeting on 26 September 1996; - Agreed to the extension of the working party established following the Bologna informal meeting of the Ministers of Telecommunications to representatives of the Ministers of Telecommunication as well as to access and service providers, content industries and users, with a view to presenting concrete proposals/possible measures taking account also of the UK measures to combat the illegal use of Internet or similar networks, in time for the Telecommunications Council of 28 November 1996".

With regard to the important developments taking place outside the EEA context, or in connection with the Agreement, the EEA Council : - noted the Assent given by the European Parliament, at its Plenary Session on 4 May 1994, to the applications for membership of the European Union by Austria, Finland, Norway and Sweden ; - expressed its appreciation of the intensive and increasing financial and economic coordination of efforts between EFTA Member States and the European Union and confirmed that the widest possible co-operation among ...[+++] the Parties is necessary to put the European economy back on an employment-generating growth path ; - welcomed the decision taken by the Board of Governors of the European Investment Bank to provide 500 MECUs per annum to finance, during an initial period of two years, projects in the EFTA countries notably in the following sectors : trans-European networks in the fields of transport, telecommunications and energy ; - expressed its firm commitment to the continued full and effective application of the EEA Agreement and will, at its next meeting, discuss the functioning and development of the EEA in the light of the enlargement of the European Union.

Bill C-293, an Act to amend the Canadian Human Rights Act, the Canada Labour Code and the Public Service Employment Act (whistleblowing) (3 Session, 34 Parliament) was introduced in the House of Commons by Ms. Joy Langan on 24 September 1991.

Bill C-293, an Act to amend the Canadian Human Rights Act, the Canada Labour Code and the Public Service Employment Act (whistleblowing) (3 Session, 34 Parliament) was introduced in the House of Commons by Ms. Joy Langan on 24 September 1991.