Le Nouveau Recueil N° 61 Decembre 2001-Fevrier 2002 : Films/Hantises

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This review of regulatory reform in Australia comes at the right time to capture the attention of the OECD community. Australia has successfully weathered the worst effects of the current economic crisis. The resilience of the Australian economy, in the face of the deepest and most widespread recession in over fifty years in OECD countries, can in part be attributed to Australia's current and past regulatory reforms.  

Australia has built strong governance foundations for the development of good regulatory management and competition policies, which are likely to be conducive to economic growth. It aims to reinvigorate a wide agenda of national reforms and to embed past reform achievements in new working arrangements between the Commonwealth and the States. This reform agenda is likely to yield substantial economic benefits for years to come, but demands joint participation and commitment from both the Commonwealth and all States. Maintaining the momentum for reform is a critical challenge, which requires a strategic vision as well as strenuous efforts to promote change and to establish a culture of continuous regulatory improvement. 

Australia is one of many OECD countries to request a broad review by the OECD of its regulatory practices and reforms. This review presents a general picture , set within a macroeconomic context, of regulatory achievements and challenges, including regulatory quality at the Commonwealth level as well as across levels of government, competition policy and market openness. It also provides a special focus on Commonwealth-state relationships.

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Races Locales Et Biodiversite Animale. "Enjeux Et Appetits", Actes Du Colloque Festival Animalier International De Rambouillet (Fair), 27 Septembre 2000

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La mondialistation du droit dans un nouvel espace de justice universel - Colloque international de Tunis du 9 mai 2003

Devant les progrès extraordinaires des technologies médicales, il est nécessaire de donner des éléments nouveaux de réflexion morale dans les décisions à prendre et «éviter une utilisation disproportionnée et déshumanisante des technologies, en particulier dans les phases critiques ou terminales de la vie humaine ».
Aujourd'hui, si l'on veut rester fidèle au message de l'Évangile et « favoriser la rencontre personnelle du patient avec l'Amour miséricordieux de Dieu », la médecine doit affronter des défis auxquels elle n'était pas préparée jusqu'alors. C'est pourquoi ce document vient préciser l'attitude morale chrétienne attendue dans le contexte compliqué de la fin de vie.

Le Nouveau Recueil N° 61 Decembre 2001-Fevrier 2002 : Films/Hantises

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