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E. whereas revelations have been published that 14 publishers and 21 publications in Hong Kong were identified as targets in an internal document of the Communist party of April 2015, in which a strategy to ‘exterminate’ banned books at their sources in Hong Kong and Macau was divulged; whereas the fear of reprisals has led some booksellers in Hong Kong to remove books critical of China from their shelves;

Typical of other items for which additional twelfths are being sought are: $227.4 million for the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, vote 10, which represents ten-twelfths in that particular instance, for early retirements under the Canadian Fisheries Adjustment and Restructuring program, and for contribution arrangements under the Aboriginal Fisheries Strategy; $4.4 million for the National Battlefields Commission, which represents seven-twelfths, to pay municipal taxes to Quebec; $757.8 million for Finance, vote 20, representing seven-twelfths, in accordance with the financing arrangements entered into with the territorial governments; $58.2 million for the Canada Council, again representing, in this case, six-twelfths, driven by bloc ...[+++]k grants to publishers, paid in April and May, and payments to performing arts organizations, in both cases related to the seasonal timing of the business; $1.6 billion for Indian Affairs and Northern Development, vote 15, again, in this case representing five-twelfths, as a result of funding arrangements with the bands that provide for a large portion of the funding to be paid on April 1 each year.

The performance of split-run editions of Sports Illustrated, when it was allowed to operate for three years in Canada, indicates that this is actually the strategy that is most likely to be adopted by foreign publishers.

In particular, the Commission was concerned that the joint switch to the agency contracts may have been coordinated between the publishers and Apple, as part of a common strategy aimed at raising retail prices for e-books or preventing the introduction of lower retail prices for e-books on a global scale. This would violate Article 101 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) that prohibits cartels and restrictive business practices.