Traduction de «Mise à jour d'un système » (Français → Anglais) :

The manufacturer or his authorised representative shall keep the notified body that has approved the quality system informed of any updating of the quality assurance system in relation to changes brought about by, e.g. new technologies and new quality concepts.

This approach towards further integration of maritime surveillance was confirmed in the roadmap for the development of the European Border Surveillance System (EUROSUR), which foresees the gradual creation of a Common Information Sharing Environment for the EU maritime domain,[2] as well as in the recent updating of the Community vessel traffic monitoring and information system[3].

I agree with the grounds on which it is based and I share the view expressed by the rapporteur when he acknowledged that the Commission’s latest decision, claiming to update the implementing regulation on own resources in line with the Council decision of 7 June 2007, would, in its current wording, further complicate the procedure, providing for continual exceptions and special conditions for certain Member States.

These objectives will be attained through the development of a pan-European electronic customs environment and the implementation of a modernised Customs Code, the further expansion of international customs cooperation, support for the further development and implementation of the authorised economic operator concept, the maintaining and current operational trans-European IT systems and the further development of cooperation, exchanges of information and best practices with the Customs administrations of third countries, in particular candidate countries, (potential candidate countries) and the partner countries of the European Neighbour ...[+++]hood Policy.

However, it is important to ensure that public money is not spent on developing sophisticated or costly systems for exchanging information (which may well not be useful to front line customs) that business could do more cheaply and effectively, particularly when it comes to keeping systems up to date.

The updating of the Schengen information system will have to be expedited so that any possible technical defects in the Union’s information systems do not prevent the new Member States from moving on to stage two.