63. Calls for enhanced standards as regards stress tests, back tests and addressing wrong-way risk, as well as assessments of long-term social and environmental risks arising from companies and projects receiving bank loans;

61. Calls for enhanced standards as regards stress tests, back tests and addressing wrong-way risk, as well as assessments of long-term social and environmental risks arising from companies and projects receiving bank loans;

During the ECOFIN Council held in Helsinki in September, the Economic and Financial Committee (EFC) reported back on the results of the simulated crisis management exercise which took place in April, on the basis of a memorandum of understanding adopted in May 2005.

What is the Commission intending to undertake in this area in order to respond to the needs identified in the crisis-management exercise and to shape the future of European financial supervision?

The non-military applications of the joint venture only generate a minor part of the joint venture's turnover and relate to the following areas: air traffic control/air traffic management systems, civil command, control and information systems and civil simulation and training systems.

This federal government should already have taken steps to: one, work with other governments and aboriginal communities to improve aboriginal access to forest resources on crown lands; two, promote aboriginal involvement in provincial forest management; three, give continuing support to aboriginal peoples forest resource associations; four, encourage the provinces to work with their large timber licensees, like the Irvings, to promote forest management partnerships with aboriginal firms; five, encourage joint ventures between aboriginal forest operating companies and other firms with wood processing facilities; six, promote less intensive aboriginal forest m ...[+++]anagement practices and traditional land use activities; seven, work to provide for special roles for aboriginal governments in reviewing forest management and operating plans within their traditional territories; eight, work toward ensuring that aboriginal land use studies are a requirement for all forest management plans; nine, ensure that forest management expertise is available to First Nations; and ten, consult with aboriginal governments to develop a joint policy statement delineating their respective responsibilities in relation to Indian forest reserves.