Traduction de «Reprise à cause d'erreur de données » (Français → Anglais) :

(b)1. t The Ö requested ÕMember State called upon to take back the applicant shall be obliged to make the necessary checks and Ö shall give a decision on Õreply to the request Ö to take back the person concerned Õ addressed to it as quickly as possible and under no circumstances exceeding a period ofÖ in any event no later than Õone month from the referral Ö date on which the request was received Õ. When the request is based on data obtained from the Eurodac system, this time limit is reduced to two weeks; .

I guess when I think about the criticisms of this plan, with the example I used about data managers not being able to catch data errors because of their lack of scientific knowledge, I understand, or I think I understand, how you're explaining scientific oversight when you say there are standards they need to adhere to.

For the third quarter, when we see the quarterly numbers come out, we think you could quite easily get a number around 1% growth. We've been fooled a little bit by looking at the monthly basic price industry output data on a month-to-month basis in the past, but we think that in the third quarter you'll see, because of the information we've seen on retail sales, relatively strong growth in retail sales, and in consumption we'll see some bounce-back.

1. Each Member State shall be liable, in accordance with its national law, for any damage caused to an individual as a result of legal or factual errors in data stored or processed at Europol.

These changes are as follows: One, the inclusion of the historical offences of indecent assault female, indecent assault male, and gross indecency in the list of designated offences; two, the inclusion of those individuals found not criminally responsible by reason of mental disorder within the DNA data bank scheme; three, clarification of the method of compelling the offender's attendance in court at a hearing to determine whether a DNA data bank order should be made; four, the creation of a process that would permit a judge to make a second DNA data bank order where the National DNA Data Bank has declined to process the first one because of police error ...[+++] in completing the forms that must accompany the bodily substance submitted for analysis; five, a creation of mechanisms to require the offender to appear for the purpose of providing a DNA sample; six, the inclusion of persons declared dangerous offenders otherwise than under Part XXIV of the Criminal Code and those offenders convicted of break and enter and commit a sexual offence; and finally, the inclusion of the historical offences of indecent assault female, indecent assault male, and gross indecency in the definition of sexual offence in section 487.055(3) for the purposes of the retroactive scheme.

Each Member State is liable for any damage caused to individuals as a result of legal or factual errors in data stored or processed at Europol.