Traduction de «profil de contrôle de sécurité de domaine » (Français → Anglais) :

Taking into account current migratory pressure, this integrated network should initially be limited to the Mediterranean, the South Atlantic (Canary Islands) and the Black Sea and focus on internal security, linking border control authorities and other authorities with security responsibilities in the maritime domain.

Due to the complexity of developing such a "system of systems", and taking into account the current migratory pressure, in a first step the integrated network should be limited to the areas mentioned above and focus on internal security, linking border control authorities, and other European and national authorities with security interests and responsibilities in the maritime domain together.

16. Notes that the Treaty of Lisbon includes new financial procedures for the CFSP, strengthens the dialogue between the Council and Parliament on the CFSP by introducing two annual debates to be held with the Vice-President/High Representative, and details the role and responsibilities of Parliament in relation to the CSDP; calls, therefore, for a review and extension of existing inter-institutional agreements, with the involvement of its Committee on Foreign Affairs, so as to ensure the smooth and efficient implementation of the budgetary, consultation and supervision procedures for the CFSP and the CSDP and to improve access to sensitive information; draws particular attention in this regard to the above-mentioned Interinstitutional Ag ...[+++]reement of 17 May 2006 and to the Interinstitutional Agreement of 20 November 2002 between the European Parliament and the Council concerning access by the European Parliament to sensitive information of the Council in the field of security and defence policy; expresses its determination to exercise its budgetary power and its democratic scrutiny with regard to the CFSP in connection with all institutional innovations, including the funding arrangements for the EEAS;

H. whereas it would be important to fix clear standards, requirements for uniform training, responsibilities and controls at Community level also in the field of nuclear safety and security, beside nuclear safeguards,

This means that in the domain of safeguards the Member States agreed to submit nuclear material in their civil activities to the control of an independent, supranational authority, namely the Euratom Safeguards Directorate, which should have direct contact with their nuclear operators.

The Community acquis in the field of nuclear energy today consists of a framework of regulatory and political instruments, including international agreements. At present, it addresses health and safety issues (in particular, radiation protection), the safety of nuclear installations, the management of radioactive waste, investment, the promotion of research, the establishment of a nuclear common market, and supplies, safeguards and international relations.