Now, if you go back to your riding this weekend, try to find a single person who does not have at least one of the following forms of identification: a driver's licence; a health card; a Canadian passport; a Canadian citizenship certificate; a birth certificate; an Indian status card; a social insurance card; an old age security card; a student ID card; a provincial or territorial identification card; a liquor identification card; a hospital or medical clinic card; a credit or debit card; an employee card; a public transportation card; a library card; a Canadian Forces identification card; a Veterans Affairs Canada healt ...[+++]h card; a Canadian Blood Services or Héma- Québec card; a CNIB ID card; a firearms possession and acquisition licence or possession-only licence; a fishing, trapping, or hunting licence; an outdoors or wildlife card or licence; a hospital bracelet; a parolee identification card; a utility bill, such as a telephone or cable bill or a bill for public utilities — hydro, gas or water; a bank card or credit card statement; vehicle ownership or insurance papers; correspondence from a school, college or university; or a claim for government benefits.

Mr. Speaker, I can just name a few: a driver's licence; health card; passport; certificate of citizenship; birth certificate; Indian status card; social insurance number; old age security card; student ID card; provincial or territorial identification card; liquor identification card; medical health care clinic card; credit or debit card; employee card; public transportation card; library card; Canadian Forces ID card; Veterans Affairs Canada health card; Canadian Blood Services card; Canadian National Institute for the Blind ID card; a firearms possession and acquisition licence; a fishing, trapping or hunting licen ...[+++]ce; an outdoors or wildlife card; a hospital bracelet worn by residents of long-term care facilities; a parolee identification card; a television service bill, or a utility bill, including for public utilities commissions, like hydro, gas, and water; bank cards; vehicle ownership cards; correspondence from a school, college, or university; a statement of government benefits like employment insurance or social insurance; an attestation of residence issued by a first nations authority; a government cheque or cheque stub; a pension plan statement of benefits; a residential lease, mortgage statement, income or property assessment, property insurance; or a letter from a public curator.

These are the ID that will be allowed: the social insurance card number, old age security card, and old age security correspondence from the government.

Looking at the first category, i.e. the normal charges for card users, regulated at European level as far as payment in euros are concerned: according to Regulation (EC) No 2560/2001 on cross-border payments in euro, when a cross-border payment in euro is made between two Member States, the charges levied for such payment should be the same as the charges for a corresponding payment in euro within the Member State in which the card was issued.

It can work, but it is not our responsibility to include on that card more than two operations that were requested, that is, to, first, ensure through biometric monitoring that the person using the card is actually the person registered in the program and to, second, verify in real time that the card corresponds to a valid security code issued by Transport Canada.

10. Emphasises, however, the importance of significantly increasing the assistance provided annually to Croatia under the CARDS programme, which should not in any case average less than EUR 50 m per annum; hopes that the Council will quickly reach an agreement with Parliament on the total multi-annual budget for the entire region (CARDS) and on the corresponding revision of the financial perspective, so that the needs identified above may be financed;