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An Act to amend the Income Tax Act, the Members of Parliament Retiring Allowances Act, the Public Service Superannuation Act and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Superannuation Act (dependent beneficiaries)

payments in respect of retirement and other pensions

child dependency allowances paid to pensioners

secondary dependant's benefit

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Actuarial report as at 31 March 1997: benefit plan financed through the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (Dependents) Pension Fund

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pension benefit | pension | pension annuity | pension payment | retirement annuity | retirement benefit | superannuation benefit

AND WHEREAS the Government of Nova Scotia intends, in view of the diminished role of the Halifax Relief Commission, to introduce into the General Assembly of Nova Scotia a measure for the dissolution of the Commission and the transfer of its assets to the Minister of Finance of Canada, and it is therefore expedient that the Parliament of Canada enact a measure to authorize the Minister of Finance to accept those assets and the Canadian Pension Commission to continue the payment of pensions, grants or allowances to those who suffered as a result of the explosion;

This involved the creation of the Office of the Chief Human Resources officer, which came into being on March 2. The new Office brings together into one organization the business and policy functions of the former Canada Public Service Agency, and the sectors within the Treasury Board Secretariat responsible for pensions and benefits, as well as labour relations and compensation operations.

Mr. Roy Bailey (Souris—Moose Mountain, Canadian Alliance): Mr. Speaker, Justice Brockenshire brought down a damning judgment against the federal government, condemning the government for breaching its trusteeship related to the pensions it managed on behalf of the severely handicapped veterans.

secondly, an amount of EUR 2,1 billion (hereinafter: the ‘additional amount’), corresponding to both the forecasts of the public authorities and in fact to the net social security costs for paying the pensions which the State would have to defray over a period of 10 years, between 1997 and 2006, on account of the transfer of the cost of the pensions of the civil servants in telecommunications.