Given the specific features of direct debits between businesses, however, this should apply only to the SEPA core direct debit scheme and not to the SEPA business-to-business direct debit scheme.

Sampling points shall in general be sited in such a way as to avoid measuring very small micro-environments in their immediate vicinity, which means that a sampling point must be sited in such a way that the air sampled is representative of air quality for a street segment no less than 100 m length at traffic-orientated sites and at least 250 m × 250 m at industrial sites, where feasible.

if a credit agreement gives the consumer freedom of drawdown in general but imposes, amongst the different ways of drawdown, a limitation with regard to the amount and period of time, the amount of credit shall be deemed to be drawn down on the earliest date provided for in the agreement and in accordance with those drawdown limits.

there is nothing in the provisions of the Community legislation expressly precluding the adoption by national authorities of such measures; it was not the purpose of the Community legislation to fix the reference quantities definitively for the whole duration of the extension of the arrangements for the additional levy on milk; the purpose of those corrections is to ensure that the Member State's production free from additional levies should not exceed the guaranteed global quantity allocated to that State and, generally, to ensure that the system operates efficiently; the regulation laying down detailed rules on the application of the a ...[+++]dditional levy provides that the Member States must have suitable means of carrying out checks after the event in order to verify whether the levy has been properly collected, which means that such checks may result in the correcting of the reference quantities allocated and in the recalculating of the levies payable.

Yet the millionaires and billionaires are fine, no more problems for them, they can do as they please. This government, this Prime Minister, this Minister of Finance, despite their high calling, serve only millionaires and billionaires, not the average taxpayer; it is not true, not with their scheming, not with such an attitude and certainly not with recommendations that, in a matter of hours, managed both to tarnish the reputation of the auditor general, the watchdog for the government's finances, and to open up the gates for millionaires.

They went so far as to tarnish the auditor general's reputation, to question his competence, and then opened the gates by saying that henceforth, this exception, cooked up on December 23, and approved with millionaires and billionaires in mind, will now become the law in Canada.