Traduction de «Interpret information on checked baggage tags » (Anglais → Français) :

interpret information on checked baggage tags | read checked luggage tags | interpret information on checked luggage tags | read checked baggage tags

1. The central administrator and Member States shall ensure that the Union Registry and other KP registries shall contain check input codes and check response codes to ensure the correct interpretation of information exchanged during each process.

the Commission recommends that companies should not be allowed to publicly announce that they are Privacy Shield-certified until the Department of Commerce has finalised the certification; the Commission also recommends that the Department of Commerce conducts regular searches for companies falsely claiming participation in the Privacy Shield; the Commission recommends that the Department of Commerce conducts compliance checks on a regular basis; the Commission encourages the Department of Commerce and the Data Protection Authorities to work together to develop guidance on the legal ...[+++]ellow3>interpretation of certain concepts in the Privacy Shield (e.g. with regard to the principle of accountability for onward transfers and the definition of human resources data); the Commission recommends that the Department of Commerce and the EU Data protection Authorities strengthen their awareness raising efforts (e.g. to inform individuals about how to exercise their rights under the Privacy Shield).

3. The carrier shall deliver to the passenger a baggage identification tag for each piece of checked baggage.

They want to know the name of the carrier on the latest segment and the carrier on all segments; the flight number and the destination, which are evident on the ticketing information; the date of travel; the seat assignment; the number of checked bags; the baggage tag number; the class of service, which is again available from the ticket stub; the seating preference; the record locator number; any phone numbers that they have given in the course of booking the ticket; their address; ...[+++] the form of payment, which comes back to the question of whether they paid cash up front; whether the ticket was paid for by someone else, which is largely an American concern about drugs; gaps in their itinerary, which again relates to suspicious behaviour; routing information; and electronic ticket information.