Traduction de «fonds de renseignements » (Français → Anglais) :

information holdings [ information assets ]

Corporate Inventory of Information Holdings

Consolidated Information Holdings

FRONTEX intelligence led information system

intelligence-driven | intelligence-led

counter-terrorism analyst | intelligence analyst | intelligence officer | research & intelligence officer

signals intelligence | SIGINT [Abbr.]

investment company [ asset management company | asset manager | closed-end investment company | fund manager | investment firm | investment fund | investment trust | mutual fund | OEIC | open-ended investment company | open-ended investment trust | pooled fund | unit trust | investment trusts(UNBIS) ]

inform customers of activity changes and cancellations | inform customers of changes in activities | inform customers of activity changes | inform customers with changes in activity

armoured car security guard | armoured truck guard | armoured car guard | armoured truck escort

6.01 (1) A person who has imported, exported or processed fish for export and who receives information that questions the safety of fish shall investigate the information.

77. Calls for the setting up of a Group of Members and experts to examine, in a transparent manner and in collaboration with national parliaments, recommendations for enhanced democratic oversight, including parliamentary oversight, of intelligence services and increased oversight collaboration in the EU, in particular as regards its cross-border dimension; considers that the group should examine, in particular, the possibility of minimum European standards or guidelines for the (ex ante and ex post) oversight of intelligence services on the basis of existing best practices and recommendations by international bodies (UN, Council of Europe), including the issue of oversight bodies being considered as a third party under the ‘third party rule’ ...[+++], or the principle of ’originator control’, on the oversight and accountability of intelligence from foreign countries, criteria on enhanced transparency, built on the general principle of access to information and the so-called ‘Tshwane Principles’ , as well as principles regarding the limits on the duration and scope of any surveillance ensuring that they are proportionate and limited to its purpose;

However, the wealth and breadth of our information holdings, coupled with the requirements to ensure compliance with a number of our legal and policy areas, including accessibility, official languages, access to information and privacy, and information management, mandates a careful, well-thought-out approach and plan, which we are working on.

12. Emphasises that evidence in some cases is based primarily on information provided by intelligence services, which may be operating under specific national rules; reiterates its 2008 position that executive privilege should not prevent the full exercise of the right to a judge or lead to impunity in the case of breaches of international law; calls, in this regard, on national parliaments to exercise full oversight over their governments' activities and urges the full and swift implementation of a European legal framework founded on Article 15 TFEU; ...[+++] reaffirms the need to associate Parliament with the work of the already established Conference of Oversight Committees of the Intelligence Bodies of the Member States;