Traduction de «Service de télétraitement sur lignes spécialisées » (Français → Anglais) :

7. Calls on the Commission to set up a rapid and secure exchange of information and sharing of best practices between the Member States to effectively combat the illicit trade in cultural artefacts illegally removed from Iraq and Syria and to urge the Member States to use international tools against illicit trafficking in cultural goods for police and custom officers, such as Interpol’s dedicated database ‘I-24/7’ on stolen works of art and the online communication tool of the ARCHEO programme of the World Customs Organisation (WCO);

E-justice – investigation and development of a unified communication and information system as well as the electronic portal of the judiciary administration; introducing standardised online applications, electronic case management and transfer of documentation among the bodies of the judiciary but also with other relevant public institutions. preparation and implementation of special equipment for videoconferencing as part of the judicial process; developing tools for statistical analyses of the workload in the judiciary; a unified system for filing and handling complaints implemented as an anti-corruption measure. Creating a network of judges – 'coordinators of European Law' – to improve the capacity of the Bulgarian courts to apply EU ...[+++]law. Strengthening the capacity for induction training by consolidating the network of magistrate-mentors; improving the skills of the magistrate-mentors and enhancing the organisation of their work. Strengthening the capacity of the Prosecutor's office of Bulgaria by preparing specialized structures to combat organized crime and related criminal acts; including increased efficiency in the training of prosecutors, and supporting specialized prosecutors' offices by improving their qualification through networking with similar special prosecutors from Member States.

In order to invest in services using specialised infrastructure, such as high-speed railway lines, applicants need legal certainty given the substantial long-term investment involved.

For example, the strengthening of Commission control over the effective application of the rules of the internal market; clear increases to the resources provided to SOLVIT centres (the commissioning of experts on the elements of the internal market, an increase in funds for the national centres, specialised and up-to-date training of existing specialist personnel, coordinated online links between local centres and Commission services); and significant i ...[+++]nvestment in the promotion and advertising of the SOLVIT network by the Member States and Commission through all social communication methods, promoting a high level of connection with the public and firms.

to explore the potential in eGovernment innovation at national level as well as creating expertise centres, and to pool excellence in eGovernment through cooperation on a voluntary basis at European level with the support of the Commission, in particular to address priority issues as identified in the eGovernment Communication, such as trust and security including authentication, broadband and multi-platform service provision, and combined technological, organisational innovation and open standards.

Examples of such new services include: * Home shopping (including catalogue browsing, live video displays, "navigation" around the "shopping mall" from home, viewing real estate); * Home transaction packages (banking, reservations, buying, trading) * "Edu-tainment" (interactive video games which entertain and educate) * specialised interactive on-line databases (for example for the medical or dentistry profess ...[+++]ions, which involve detailed and/or moving images) The lifting of current restrictions will also encourage the provision of new distributive applications, such as home alarms and telemetry (i.e. distance meter reading).