Traduction de «procédure d'infraction d'urgence » (Français → Anglais) :

22. Notes the fact that more progress could have been made on pending infringement cases since 2008 and that no Member State has ever been referred to the European Court of Justice; urges the Commission to continue its investigation of the possible inconsistencies of Member States gambling legislation (offline and online) with the TFEU and – if necessary – to pursue those infringement proceedings that have been pending since 2008 in order to ensure such consistency; reminds the Commission, as ‘guardian of the Treaties’, of its duty to act swiftly upon receipt of complaints about violations of the freedoms enshrined in the Treaties; calls on the Commission, therefore, to urgently ...[+++] and systematically pursue existing and new infringement cases;

4. Notes that the Commission, as announced in its above-mentioned Communication of 5 September 2007, has, in the annual report under review, described the priority actions it intends to pursue in certain areas of complaint and infringement management; welcomes the statements according to which priority will continue to be given to “problems having a wide-ranging impact on fundamental rights and free movement”; stresses the importance of urgent and determined action in these fields, as acts of violence related to racism and xenophobi ...[+++]a have become frequent in certain Member States; equally welcomes the priority given to “infringements where citizens are on a significant scale or repeatedly exposed to direct harm or serious detriment to their quality of life”; calls on the Commission to speed up the resolution and, where appropriate, closure of those infringement procedures that prevent Member States from investing in infrastructures that could affect the implementation of the European Economic Recovery Plan; calls on the Commission to provide the parliamentary committees responsible with a detailed plan setting out the time-limits and deadlines for the specific actions it intends to launch in these areas;

4. Notes that the Commission, as announced in its above-mentioned Communication of 5 September 2007 , has, in the annual report under review, described the priority actions it intends to pursue in certain areas of complaint and infringement management; welcomes the statements according to which priority will continue to be given to "problems having a wide-ranging impact on fundamental rights and free movement" ; stresses the importance of urgent and determined action in these fields, as acts of violence related to racism and xenopho ...[+++]bia have become frequent in certain Member States; equally welcomes the priority given to "infringements where citizens are on a significant scale or repeatedly exposed to direct harm or serious detriment to their quality of life" ; calls on the Commission to speed up the resolution and, where appropriate, closure of those infringement procedures that prevent Member States from investing in infrastructures that could affect the implementation of the European Economic Recovery Plan; calls on the Commission to provide the parliamentary committees responsible with a detailed plan setting out the time-limits and deadlines for the specific actions it intends to launch in these areas;

4. Notes that the Commission, as announced in its above-mentioned Communication of 5 September 2007 , has, in the annual report under review, described the priority actions it intends to pursue in certain areas of complaint and infringement management; welcomes the statements according to which priority will continue to be given to "problems having a wide-ranging impact on fundamental rights and free movement" ; stresses the importance of urgent and determined action in these fields, as acts of violence related to racism and xenopho ...[+++]bia have become frequent in certain Member States; equally welcomes the priority given to "infringements where citizens are on a significant scale or repeatedly exposed to direct harm or serious detriment to their quality of life" ; calls on the Commission to speed up the resolution and, where appropriate, closure of those infringement procedures that prevent Member States from investing in infrastructures that could affect the implementation of the European Economic Recovery Plan; calls on the Commission to provide the parliamentary committees responsible with a detailed plan setting out the time-limits and deadlines for the specific actions it intends to launch in these areas;

2. Member States shall ensure that they have procedures in place so that they may respond within at most 12 hours, or, in the case of information or intelligence which requires formalities or prior contacts with other authorities, 48 hours if the matter is urgent and otherwise 10 working days, to requests for information and intelligence where the requesting State indicates that it is carrying out a crime investigation or a crimina ...[+++]l intelligence operation as regards the following offences, as defined by the law of the requesting State:

An action for injunction may be brought in the framework of an emergency procedure, it may lead to the publication of the decision or amended declaration to eliminate the effects of the infringement as well as an order against the infringer for payment of a penalty in the event of failure to comply with the decision within the time-limit specified (only in Member States where the legal system so allows).