take the necessary measures to make generally available on the single official national website and by other suitable means information on which collective agreements are applicable and to whom they are applicable, and which terms and conditions of employment are to be applied by service providers from other Member States in accordance with Directive 96/71/EC, including where possible, links to existing websites and other contact points, in particular the relevant social partners.

(Return tabled) Question No. 367 Mr. Claude Gravelle: With regard to abandoned oil wells: (a) what is the government's position on the reclamation of abandoned oil wells in Canada; (b) how many abandoned oil wells exist in Canada and where are they located; (c) how many abandoned oil wells have been reclaimed since 2000 by year, broken down by location, date of reclamation and cost of reclamation per well; (d) what is the estimated cost to secure and reclaim all outstanding abandoned oil wells; (e) what oversights are in place to ...[+++]ensure Canadians are not negatively impacted by these abandoned oil wells; (f) what are the titles of the studies or reports done by or on behalf of the government that cover, in whole or in part, the subject of abandoned oil wells in Canada; and (g) which federal or provincial agencies are responsible for covering the costs of well reclamation?

Sampling points shall in general be sited in such a way as to avoid measuring very small micro-environments in their immediate vicinity, which means that a sampling point must be sited in such a way that the air sampled is representative of air quality for a street segment no less than 100 m length at traffic-orientated sites and at least 250 m × 250 m at industrial sites, where feasible.

Consideration has also been given as to whether the explosion of the chemical site of AZF that occurred in Toulouse on 21 September 2001 necessitates immediate amendments of the Seveso II Directive. However, as the site was fully covered by the obligations of the Seveso II Directive (contrary to the sites in Baia Mare and Enschede), the proposal contains no additional legislative measures in this respect.

(3) According to the Inventory of sites at Appendix H of the DTA, 402 sites have been remediated, 244 sites require no remediation, 143 sites require assessment and 91 sites require remediation.

The priorities within the 5 CSFs may be summarised as follows: - measures to stimulate the development of SMEs, for example, aid to investment, advice, new technology, technology transfer, improvement of infrastructure; - measures to promote technological innovation and applied research, focusing on regional research centres for advanced technological equipment and building a link between research and development by industry; measures contributing to the development of new products and improvement of existing products, putting in place quality standards; - measures to improve the attractiveness of zones and their environment such as the improvemnt of i ...[+++]ndustrial sites, water supplies, water and waste treatment; - measures to develop transport through the development of two airport platforms and promotion of the services on offer to SMEs; - measures to promote/improve tourism through the better equiping of tourist sites, promotion, marketing and training. The CSFs and the forms of intervention are monitored by the National Monitoring Committee which consists of representatives of the local and regional authorities as well as the Belgian government and the Commission (1) IP91/1187 of 19 December 1991 - 2 - 2.