Traduction de «Security Engineering Unit the Security Office » (Anglais → Français) :

(d) an order rescinding any transaction entered into by the person or company relating to trading in securities including the issuance of securities; (e) an order requiring the issuance, cancellation, purchase, exchange or disposition of any securities by the person or company; (f) an order prohibiting the voting or exercise of any other right attaching to securities by the person or company; (g) an order prohibiting the person from acting as officer or director or prohibiting the person or company from acting as promoter of any ma ...[+++]rket participant permanently or for such period as is specified in the order; (h) an order appointing officers and directors in place of or in addition to all or any of the officers and directors of the company then in office;

19. Regrets the fact that the provisional organisation chart of the EEAS does not include all existing units dealing with crisis response planning and programming, conflict prevention and peacebuilding with the CSDP structures in line with the Madrid agreement; calls in this context for the organisation of regular meetings of a crisis management board to be composed of the CMPD, the CCPC, the EUMS, the EU SITCEN, the peace-building, conflict prevention, mediation and security policy units, the Chair of the PSC, the geographical desks ...[+++] and other policy departments concerned, placed under the authority of the VP/HR and the executive Secretary-General and with the participation of the Commission humanitarian aid, civil protection and internal security structures according to the circumstances; such meetings would be coordinated by the Managing Director for Crisis Response; calls on the VP/HR and the Commission to equip the board with an efficient alert and emergency system and a large unified operations room, located within the EEAS, so as to enable surveillance to be carried out 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, hence avoiding the present operational overlapping, which hardly squares with the need for a proper surveillance and rapid reaction system to deal with crises; considers that regular coordination and exchange should be ensured between this system and the European emergency response centre currently being developed by the Commission to guarantee appropriate synergies while respecting each other’s competencies;

18. Underlines the need for the partners to work closely on the Iran nuclear issue and to maintain a coherent policy towards the region as a whole, focusing on the Iranian people, its government and the democratic opposition; asks the United States to participate in the negotiations with Iran; fully supports the statement by the President of the UN Security Council on 29 March 2006 and the call on Iran to take the steps required by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors for suspension of all enrichment-rela ...[+++]ted and for verification by the IAEA of reprocessing activities, including research and development; shares the view that these steps will contribute to a diplomatic, negotiated solution guaranteeing that Iran's nuclear programme is for exclusively peaceful purposes; fully supports the conclusions of the meeting held in Berlin on 30 March 2006 and its urgent call on Iran to address international concerns through a diplomatic solution, but recalls that negotiations have already lasted three years, cannot be never-ending and cannot simply lead to an appeasement policy; is of the view that further measures should be envisaged by the United Nations Security Council;

18. Underlines the need for the partners to work closely on the Iran nuclear issue and to maintain a coherent policy towards the region as a whole, focusing on the Iranian people, its government and the democratic opposition; asks the United States to participate in the negotiations with Iran; fully supports the statement by the President of the UN Security Council on 29 March 2006 and the call on Iran to take the steps required by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors for suspension of all enrichment-rela ...[+++]ted and for verification by the IAEA of reprocessing activities, including research and development; shares the view that these steps will contribute to a diplomatic, negotiated solution guaranteeing that Iran's nuclear programme is for exclusively peaceful purposes; fully supports the conclusions of the meeting held in Berlin on 30 March 2006 and its urgent call on Iran to address international concerns through a diplomatic solution, but recalls that negotiations have already lasted three years, cannot be never-ending and cannot simply lead to an appeasement policy; is of the view that further measures should be envisaged by the United Nations Security Council;

15. Welcomes the close cooperation between the EU and the United States on the Iranian nuclear issue leading, on 3 March 2008, to the adoption by the UNSC of the abovementioned Resolution 1803 (2008), which imposes new sanctions on Iran; calls on the United States, following its diplomatic success in the negotiations with North Korea, to participate directly in negotiations with Iran along with the EU, since the United States is in a position to offer additional security guarantees taking account of Iran's security concerns; stresses the importance of cooperation with the United States, Russia, China and non-aligned countries with a view to considering complementary ideas aimed at achieving a comprehensive agreement with Iran on its nucle ...[+++]ar facilities and their use;

5. Urges the Council and the Member States to take all the necessary measures to bring those Iraq régime officials responsible for serious violations of international humanitarian law carried out within Iraq territories and beyond before an ad hoc international tribunal for Iraq; such a tribunal to be established either by United Nations Security Council Resolution under Chapter VII of the UN Charter or pursuant to treaty by the concerned and injured states; and being required, since Article 11 Jurisdiction ratione temporis of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court gives jurisdiction only with respect to crimes committed after the entry into force of the Statute, namely, 1 July 2002; while awaiting such establishment, furth ...[+++]er proposes the setting-up of an Office of Inquiry for human rights violations, in order to prepare both the necessary evidence and an official register of the numerous violations perpetrated by the Iraqi régime; calls on the EU to enable this Office without delay;