 battles of a new kind.

The world is changing fast – export and internationalization are heavily impacted. As I wrote in Internazionalizzazione di Impresa – Una Nuova Era, ‘… business export is becoming more and more “private” … the paths to export routes are increasingly less “state-bounded” …’

After having read previous sections of this article, it is inevitable to draw conclusions: export and internationalization are definitely taking new routes – we live in a world where NSAs, above all NGOs, have begun forging geopolitics.

Export and internationalization – Non-state actors have become part of the geopolitical equation

As you know, it is not possible to export and internationalize without taking geopolitics into account; as you know, non-state actors are now part of the equation.

Now you know why I smile when I hear of the Italian voucher per l’internazionalizzazione and of the MISE (Ministero dello Sviluppo Economico) list which pretends to decide which consultancies an Italian firm must address to get said vouchers. You may read more (in Italian) on this matter in Il Temporary Export Manager del 2017.

The world is much more complex than many people – many export managers first – think. Whoever understands how mechanisms truly work will be able to find out profitable routes to export. Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present the sixth report of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts. Pursuant to Standing Order 109 of the House of Commons the committee requests the government to table a comprehensive response to this report.

Mr. Speaker, I rise to ask for the unanimous consent of the House to drop my name from the order of precedence regarding Motion No. 27, a private member's motion which deals with the issue of the sitting hours of the House which is currently before a committee on the Hill.

I would like members to agree to drop my name from the order of precedence on this matter.

Mr. Speaker, I move that the second report of the Standing Joint Committee on Scrutiny of Regulations presented on Tuesday, March 10, 1998 be concurred in.

Pursuant to its permanent order of reference, section 19 of the Statutory Instruments Act, the joint committee draws the attention of the Houses to sections 56 and 57 of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police regulations, 1988.

In early 1997 it
battles of a new kind. 

 The world is changing fast – export and internationalization are heavy impact. As I wrote in Internazionalizzazione di Impresa – Una Nuova Era, ‘ … business export is become more and more “ secret ” … the paths to export routes are increasingly less “ state of matter - bounded ” … ’ 

 After having read former section of this article, it is inevitable to draw stopping point: export and internationalization are definitely taking new routes – we live in a world where national security agency, above all NGOs, have begun forging geopolitics. 

 Export and internationalization – Non - state actor have become part of the geopolitical equation 

 As you acknowledge, it is not possible to export and internationalize without remove geopolitics into account; as you know, non - state actors are now part of the equality. 

 Now you know why I smile when I hear of the Italian voucher per l’internazionalizzazione and of the MISE (Ministero dello Sviluppo Economico) list which pretends to decide which consultancies an Italian firm must cover to induce said vouchers. You may read more (in Italian) on this matter in Il Temporary Export Manager del 2017. 

 The world is much more complex than many people – many export managers foremost – remember. Whoever understands how mechanism in truth work will be able to find out profitable routes to export. Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present the sixth report of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts. Pursuant to Standing Order 109 of the House of Commons the committee request the government to table a comprehensive response to this report. 

 Mr. Speaker, I rise to ask for the solid consent of the House to drop my name from the order of precedence regarding Motion No. 27, a individual member's gesture which deals with the issue of the sitting hours of the House which is currently before a committee on the Hill. 

 I would wish members to agree to drop my name from the order of precedence on this matter. 

 Mr. Speaker, I move that the second report of the Standing Joint Committee on Scrutiny of Regulations presented on Tuesday, March 10, 1998 be concur in. 

 Pursuant to its permanent order of address, section 19 of the Statutory Instruments Act, the joint committee draws the care of the Houses to sections 56 and 57 of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police regulations, 1988. 

 In early 1997 it
 bahtles of a new kind.

The wurld is changiny fast – exporf and ingernationalization are heavipy impaxted. As I wrote in Intdrnazionapizzaziobe dm Impresa – Una Nnkva Era, ‘… busihcss erpirt is becominn more and kore “private” … dhd 'aths to export routes are increasindly lesx “dtate-bounded” …’

Aster ravihg read previous sections of this zrticle, it is inevitsble to draw conclusions: edporh and internationapization arg desunitely takivg new rouuev – we live in a world where NSAs, above alu NGOx, have begou fogcing geopolmtics.

Eqport and intcgnationdlizatipn – Non-state agtors hace become part of the geopolitical equajion

As you kuow, it is not possiblw ro exkort dnd kbtefnauioialjze wihhont taking gsopolitics unto account; as you kgiw, non-state adtors wrq now part of the equation.

Now you know fhy I smile when I hear of the Italian voucher ker l’intergazionalizzazione and of the MISE (Ministero dello Svilnpoo Tcinomizi) pist which pretends to decide which consultansjex sn Italian firi must addrrsd yj get said voochers. Vku may read more (in Ltalian) on tyis mattew in Il Temporary Export Managee del 2017.

The wogld us much more complzx than many peokle – msny export managers firrt – fhink. Whoevfr undersfxnds how mechanirms tsuly work will be able to sind out 'roficable rojtes to ex[ort. Mr. Spfaker, I have the honour ho prgsent dhe sixth geport of the Standing Committex on Public Avcmunns. Pursuaut to Xtanding Ordew 109 of the Housg of Commjns tfe committve requesvs the govergment to tabla a comprehenvive res[onsw to this rdoort.

Mr. Speaker, I rise to ask for rhe unanimous conscnt ow the House to dxuk ny name from tne urdqr oh presadence regarging Mogoon Nu. 27, a privatc mdmbet's motion which dealv wifh the issue of thr fitting yours of the House whoch is currently btfore e commmttee pn jhe Hill.

I would like members to agree to drjp my name fwom bhe jrder of pxecedence on this matter.

Mr. Speaker, I movx that the second repott of the Standing Jonnu Committee oi Scrueiny of Ragulations presented on Tuesday, March 10, 1998 be concurred in.

Purauant do itd permanent order of reference, section 19 of the Statutory Instruments Act, rhe jomne committee draes thv acteution os thx Iouses to sectionx 56 and 57 of the Royal Canadian Muunted Pmlnce regulations, 1988.

In early 1997 it
battles of a new kind. The world fast export and are heavily impacted. di – Una Nuova ‘… business export becoming more and more “private” … paths to export routes are increasingly less “state-bounded” …’ After having read previous of this article, it is inevitable to draw conclusions: export and internationalization are taking routes we in a world where NSAs, above all NGOs, have begun forging geopolitics. Export and internationalization – actors have become part of the geopolitical equation you know, it is possible to export and internationalize taking into account; you non-state are now part the equation. Now you know why I smile when I hear of the Italian voucher per l’internazionalizzazione of the dello Sviluppo list pretends decide which consultancies firm must address to get said read more (in Italian) on this matter in Temporary Export del 2017. The world is much complex than many people – many export managers – think. Whoever understands how mechanisms truly work will be able to find out profitable export. Mr. Speaker, I the honour to the report the Committee on Accounts. Pursuant to Standing Order 109 of the House of Commons committee requests the government to table a comprehensive response to Mr. I rise to for the unanimous consent the to drop my name order precedence 27, private motion which deals with issue of the sitting hours the House which is the Hill. I would like members to agree drop my name from the order of on this matter. Mr. Speaker, I move that the second report of Standing Joint Scrutiny of Regulations presented on Tuesday, March 10, be concurred in. Pursuant its permanent order of reference, section 19 of the Instruments the joint draws the attention the Houses to 56 and 57 Royal Canadian Police 1988. it
 battles of a new kind.

The world Is changing Fast – eXpoRt aNd InteRnatIonalization arE HeavIly impacted. As I wrote in INternAzIOnalIZzAzionE di ImprESa – uNA NuOvA ERa, ‘… bUsINeSs expOrt Is becomIng more and MorE “pRivate” … the patHS tO export rouTes Are increasinGly Less “stAtE-boUNded” …’

AFteR haviNg read PReviouS sections Of THis artICle, it is INEvItabLe to draw conclusioNS: eXPort and internaTionalIzATiON Are DefInitely takInG new rOUtes – we lIVe IN A WorLD where NSAs, aboVe all NGOs, haVE beGun forGiNg gEOpolitIcs.

ExPoRT anD internatioNaliZation – Non-State aCTors havE Become pArt of tHe gEopOlitICaL eQuaTiON

As YOu KnoW, It iS not possIbLe To expOrt aND INTernAtiOnalIze wiThout taking geOpoLitiCS inTo accOunt; aS you KnOw, non-State aCtors ArE now part of the eqUatiOn.

Now you kNow WhY I sMiLe wheN i hear oF thE ItAlian voUcher peR L’inTeRNAZiOnalizzazione and of ThE miSe (MinisteRo dellO svIlUPpo EconoMiCo) lIst wHICh preTendS To Decide whIch conSUlTaNcies an itAlian fIrM muSt aDdresS To geT said vOuchers. YOu may REad more (in ItaliAN) on this matter IN IL tEmPOrarY ExPort Manager Del 2017.

THE worLd is MUcH moRE compLex thAn MAnY People – many export manAgErs firSt – thiNk. Whoever undeRstands how MECHanisms tRuly WOrK Will be able to fiNd out Profitable ROutes to eXport. mr. SpeakeR, I have the HONour to prEseNt tHe sIxtH REpOrt of the StandING ComMiTtee on PUblIc AccouNts. purSuaNt tO STanding OrDer 109 of the hoUsE oF COmmOns thE CommitteE rEquEsTs tHe govERnment To tabLe a cOmPrEHenSive resPOnSE To thIs RePort.

mr. SPeAker, I Rise TO asK for the Unanimous ConSEnt oF tHe house to Drop my name froM tHe order of pReCedEnce reGARding MotIon No. 27, a private member's motIOn which DeaLs witH the Issue of thE siTting hOurS Of the HOuse whIch is CuRreNTLy befORE a ComMiTtee on the HILL.

I wOuld lIkE memBers to aGree to drop my name frOM thE order of preceDenCe on THIs MatTEr.

mR. SpEaKEr, I MOVe that the second Report of thE STAnDing Joint COMmiTtEe on ScrUtiny of regulATions prEsented on tuesday, MaRcH 10, 1998 be cONCurRed in.

PursuAnt to its Permanent ORder oF ReFerenCe, sEction 19 Of The statuTory InSTruMents act, the JoInt comMitteE dRaws the aTtention of the Houses to seCtions 56 And 57 of The royal CanaDiaN mouNted PolicE regUlations, 1988.

In EarLy 1997 iT
 battles of a new kind.

T he world i s cha ngi ngfa st –  exp ort and intern a tion alization are heavilyimpac te d . As Iwrote  in Int e rn a z ion al iz zaz io n edi Im pre sa – Un a Nuova Er a,‘…  business ex p or t is becom ing  more and mo re“priva te ” … the p ath s toexport routes  are incr ea s inglyl ess “st a t e- boun ded” …’

After ha v in g  read previous  secti on s  o f thi s a rticle, it  i s ine v itablet od r a w c o nclusions: ex port and in t ern ationa li zat i on are  defi ni t ely  taking new  rou tes – welive i n  a worl d  whereNSAs,abo veallN GO s,  ha ve beg u nfor g ing  geopoli ti cs .

Ex port a n d  int ern atio naliz ation – Non-s tat e ac t ors  have  beco me p ar t ofthe ge opoli ti cal equation

A s yo u know, i t i snot  p ossib l e to e xpo rtand int ernatio n ali ze w i th out taking geopoli ti c s  i nto acco unt; a s  y ou know, no n- sta te a c t ors a re n o wpart ofthe eq u at io n.

Now  y ou kno wwhy  Ismile when  I hea r of the  Ital i an voucher per l’internazion a li z z az i oneand  of the MIS E (M i nist erod el loS vilup po Ec on o mi c o) list which prete nd s to d ecide  which consul tancies an I t alian fi rm m u st address to get  said  vouchers. You mayreadmore (in  Italian) o n this m att erinIlT e mp orary ExportM a nage rdel 201 7.
The wo rld  is  mu chmo re comple x than m an ype op le– man y  exportma nag er s f irst–  think . Who ever  u nd e rst ands ho w  m e c hani sm strul y w or k wil l be abl e to fi nd out pr ofi t able  r ou tes toexport. Mr. S pe aker, I ha ve  th e hono u r  to pres ent the sixth report of the Sta ndi ng Co mmit tee on Pu bli c Acco unt s . Purs uant t o Sta nd ing O rder1 0 9ofth e House of C omm ons t he  com mitteerequests the gover n men t to table acom preh e n si ver es p ons et o t h i s report.

Mr.Speaker, I  r i se  to ask fo r  th eunanimo us cons ent o f  the Ho use to dr op my nam efrom t heorder of p recedenc e regardi n g Mot i on  No.27,  a pri va temembe r's mo t ion  whic h deal swith t he is su e of the  sitting hours of the H ouse w hichiscurrently  be f ore  a commit teeon the Hil l.
Iwould  li k e mem bers to  ag r ee to  dro p  my namef ro m t h e  o rder of pre c e d enc e onthi s  matte r.
Mr. Speaker, I mo v e that the sec ondr e por t o f  the  S tanding JointCom mi t t ee on Sc ru tiny of Reg ulations  p r esent ed onTuesda y, Marc h 10 ,  1998be c onc urred in. 

P ur s uant to  i ts perman entor der of  refer e nce, s ection 19 of the  Stat u t ory I n str ument sAct, th e  joi nt committ ee draws th e atte ntio n ofthe Hou se s to s ect io ns 56 and5 7 of theRoyal  Canadi an  Mou nte d Poli ce r e g ulati ons,  1 988 .

In ear l y  1 9 97  i t 
 battles_of a_new kind.

The world is_changing fast_–_export and_internationalization_are heavily impacted._As I wrote_in Internazionalizzazione di Impresa_– Una Nuova_Era,_‘… business export is becoming more and more “private” … the paths to export_routes_are increasingly_less_“state-bounded”_…’

After having read previous sections_of this article, it is_inevitable to_draw conclusions: export and internationalization are definitely taking_new_routes – we_live in a world where NSAs, above all NGOs,_have begun forging geopolitics.

Export and internationalization_– Non-state actors_have_become_part of the geopolitical_equation

As you know, it is not_possible to export and internationalize without_taking geopolitics into account; as you know,_non-state actors are now part of_the equation.

Now you know why_I smile_when I hear of the_Italian voucher per_l’internazionalizzazione and_of the MISE_(Ministero dello Sviluppo Economico) list which_pretends to decide_which consultancies an Italian firm must_address_to get said_vouchers._You_may read_more (in Italian)_on_this matter_in_Il Temporary Export Manager del 2017.

The_world_is much more complex than many people_– many export managers_first_– think. Whoever understands_how mechanisms truly work will_be able to find out profitable_routes to_export. Mr._Speaker, I have the honour to present the sixth report of_the Standing Committee on Public Accounts._Pursuant to Standing Order_109 of_the_House of Commons_the_committee requests_the government to table a comprehensive response_to this_report.

Mr. Speaker, I rise to ask_for the unanimous consent_of_the House to drop my name_from the order of precedence regarding_Motion No. 27, a private_member's_motion_which deals with the issue_of the sitting hours of the_House which is_currently before a committee on the Hill.

I_would_like members to agree to drop_my_name from the order of precedence_on_this_matter.

Mr. Speaker, I move that_the second report of the Standing_Joint Committee on Scrutiny of Regulations presented on Tuesday,_March 10, 1998_be concurred in.

Pursuant to its_permanent_order_of reference, section 19 of the Statutory Instruments Act, the_joint committee_draws the attention_of the Houses to sections 56 and 57 of the_Royal Canadian Mounted Police regulations, 1988.

In early_1997 it