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

17. Expresses its concern about the numerous instances of ill-treatment by police and the forces of law and order, particularly in relation to the disproportionate use of force against peaceful participants and journalists in connection with demonstrations, and the excessive use of non-lethal weapons, such as batons, rubber bullets and tasers; calls on the Member States to ensure that the uniforms of law enforcement personnel bear a means of identifying the wearer and that such personnel are always held to account for their actions; calls for an end to police checks that are based on ethnic and racial profiling; expresses concern at t ...[+++]he increasing number of restrictions on freedom of assembly and peaceful demonstration and points out that the rights of assembly, association and freedom of expression form the basis to the right to demonstrate; calls on the Member States not to take measures that would undermine or criminalise people’s exercise of their fundamental freedoms and rights, urges them to take measures to ensure that force is used only in exceptional cases duly justified by a real and serious threat to public order and recalls that the primary role of the police forces is to guarantee people’s safety and protection;

23. Underlines that smart energy systems will be operated with large amounts of personal data and many profiles and will bear a high risk of data security breaches; emphasises the need for high standards for smart meters in terms of data protection and data privacy, and for enabling citizens to decide upon and control the data which is given to the network operators beyond the absolute minimum of data that is necessary for the pro ...[+++]vision of energy; notes concerns which relate specifically to the security of smart grid systems and the consumer benefits of smart meters and calls for greater evaluation of this area and further research into data protection and data privacy of smart meters; stresses, therefore, that personal data must be protected, without exceptions, so that it remains protected and secure; stresses, furthermore, that data security must be integrated into smart grid deployment strategies;

That amount includes all security and safety costs including fencing; security lighting; access control gates; vehicle screening; overhead lighting to support all the security elements; training of the security people; radios for security people; site communications; master security system; X-ray machines; metal detector gates; safety and security personnel for 120 days including site lock-down before and subsequent to the fair; security equipment for five or six months including installation, operation and dismantling; a ...[+++]nd various other items set out in the consolidated security profile.

(c) - In the aftermath of September 11, the US and subsequently New Zealand, Canada and Australia, decided to use PNR data (even if not structured and comparable) as a useful tool for (a) checking as soon as possible the identity of the passenger against a “watch list” or the “no-fly” list established by the security services of these countries and (b) do a first automated “security assessment” by matching the same PNR data and, possibly, other data collected on commercial (non travel) databases such as credit card databases () to verify if the “profile” of a particular passenger may require a further ...[+++]control by the security services at the borders (or even before take off).

It defines the powers of the service and specifies its limits. These take the form of various control mechanisms: political controls, subject to ministerial accountability and responsibility; judicial controls and external controls by the Security Intelligence Review Committee, or SIRC.

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