This interactive, problem-solving process is coordinated by the VAC case manager and includes six core functions: engagement and relationship-building, a process of building and establishing trust; comprehensive assessment, which is the gathering of information and identifying the needs of the individual; analysis, which is synthesizing information gathered from multiple sources; case planning and consultation, which is to establish mutually agreed upon goals with the veteran and family in consultation with health professionals and other experts; monitoring and evaluation, to identify whether the plan is working and to make adjustmen ...[+++]ts as required; and finally, disengagement, which is ending the current case management relationship when goals are achieved.

When devising those targets and indicators, Member States shall take into account the continuing application of relevant existing environmental targets laid down at national, Community or international level in respect of the same waters, ensuring that these targets are mutually compatible and that relevant transboundary impacts and transboundary features are also taken into account, to the extent possible.

When devising those targets and indicators, Member States shall take into account the continuing application of relevant existing environmental targets laid down at national, Community or international level in respect of the same waters, ensuring that these targets are mutually compatible and that relevant transboundary impacts and transboundary features are also taken into account, to the extent possible.

The plan covers the civilian headline goal process in 2006 and is divided in four sections: general civilian headline goal issues, mission support, rapidly deployable civilian capabilities and civilian headline goal process management issues.

Parliament's role to date in this process has been too often limited to setting maximum penalties for specific offences rather than dealing with the policy objectives of the sentencing process.

When I talk about an arm's-length agency and the capacity to manage, that does not imply that the role of the Minister of Health in health policy is marginal or superfluous, particularly because in my scheme of things, the setting of provincial health goals would continue to reside with the ministers, who may have whatever processes they think are required to develop those goals.