As its principal banker, accountant, central purchasing agent, linguistic authority, and real property manager, we manage a diverse portfolio of real estate that accommodates 269,000 federal employees in 1,849 locations across Canada; we facilitate approximately 55,000 procurement-related transactions for goods and services worth about $16.7 billion per year; we manage the preparation of the annual Public Accounts of Canada and cash flow of more than $2 trillion a year through the operations of the federal treasury; we translate mo ...[+++]re than 1.7 million pages a year for federal departments and agencies, and provide translation and interpretation services for more than 1,700 sessions of the House of Commons, the Senate and parliamentary committees like this one.

6. Urges the Commission to develop a permanent monitoring system for all FRONTEX activities linked to the management of migration flows; considers that the human rights dimension of FRONTEX operations must be reflected clearly throughout the text of the amended version of the FRONTEX Regulation, especially the right of a person to leave his or her country, the ban on refoulement and the right to seek asylum; welcomes the successful activities carried out by FRONTEX and its cooperation with Member States to implement the Common European Asylum System, and likewise welcomes the establishment of the European Asylum Support Office (EASO); ...[+++] considers that the activities and operations of FRONTEX and EASO need to be stable and permanent, so that the necessary support can be given to particularly badly affected Member States; stresses the need for greater solidarity among all EU Member States, in particular the most vulnerable ones, in order to achieve the most efficient policy coordination and burden sharing;

12. Urges the Commission to develop a permanent monitoring system for all FRONTEX activities linked to managing migration flows; considers that the human rights dimension of FRONTEX operations must be incorporated clearly throughout the text of the amended version of the FRONTEX Regulation, especially the right of a person to leave his or her country, the prohibition of refoulement and the right to seek asylum; welcomes the successful activities of FRONTEX and its cooperation with Member States to implement the Common European Asylum System, and likewise welcomes the establishment of the European Asylum Support Office (EASO); consider ...[+++]s that the activities and operations of FRONTEX and EASO need to be stable and permanent, in order to give the necessary support to particularly affected Member States; stresses the need for improved solidarity among all EU Member States, in particular the most vulnerable ones, in order to achieve the most efficient policy coordination and burden sharing;

5. Supports the VP/HR's analysis and policy line highlighting the need for a comprehensive and cohesive approach based on targeted development and human rights strategies as an additional vital EU foreign policy instrument to tackle stability and security problems and enhance the effectiveness of peace-keeping and peace-building operations; in that context, calls for the role of FRONTEX to be strengthened so that it can better control migration flows; believes that, in the context of the new foreign policy architecture introduced by the Lisbon Treaty and the creation of the EEAS, it would be important to consolidate further interinstit ...[+++]utional dialogue and reflection on the foundations and objectives of such a comprehensive approach, in particular as regards targeted programming and partnerships with beneficiary countries that can deliver a sustainable process of democratisation, good governance, respect for human rights and economic growth and thus strengthen security and stability;

It channels operations towards the Group’s national and regional leasing companies, to which the EIB funds will be allocated.

____________ 1) Directive 91/680 EEC of 16 December 1991 Regulation EEC 218/92 of 29 January 1992 At the same time, the tax authorities need to monitor the flow of intracommunity business in order to detect anomalies and irregularities which might indicate the presence of fraud.