Traduction de «type standard de données » (Français → Anglais) :

6. Occurrence data shall be provided to EFSA in the EFSA data submission format in accordance with the requirements of EFSA's Guidance on Standard Sample Description (SSD) for Food and Feed and the additional EFSA's specific reporting requirements for specific contaminants.

Since the use of standard contractual clauses for international data transfers is voluntary as standard contractual clauses are only one of several possibilities under Directive 95/46/EC, for lawfully transferring personal data to a third country, data exporters in the Community and data importers in third countries should be free to choose any of the sets of standard contractual clauses, or to choose some other legal basis for data transfer.

The standard contractual clauses therefore add a new possibility to those already existing under the Data Protection Directive, which establishes several cases where data may still be transferred to countries where the data protection regime is not adequate.

The Commission is consulting Member States and Data Protection Authorities on a new draft Decision concerning standard contractual clauses for the transfer of personal data from data controllers (i.e. any person or body determining 'the purposes and the means of the processing') established in the Community to data processors (i.e. a subcontractor processing the data on behalf of a data controller) established in non-EU countries.

4) The Council reached agreement on the work programme in the field of ONP for the next years. In particular, this programme provides that : there will be specific ONP Directives for leased lines and voice telephony; by 1 January 1991, technical interfaces and services features concerning packet-switched data transmission and the ISDN will be established and could be made mandatory according to the procedure mentioned above; ONP conditions will be adopted in the form of recommendations by 1 July 1991 and 1 January 1992 for packet-switched data transmission and the ISDN respectively; -2- the Council will examine Commisson proposals in ...[+++]1992 and thereafter by which the recommendations mentioned above would be transposed into directives. THE SERVICES DIRECTIVE On 28 June 1989, the Commission had adopted a first draft of the Services Directive on the basis of Article 90(3) of the Treaty. However, the Commission postponed its entry into force so that the Council of Ministers would have sufficient time to adopt the Directive on Open Network Provision (the ONP Directive). Thus, the Commission wished to see the Services Directive entering into force on the same day as the ONP Directive. The basic concept of the Services Directive is as follows : The exclusive or special rights of the PTTs in the field of telecommunications services have to be abolished, with the exception of voice telephony and the network infrastructure.

Essentially, “transmission data” are data that indicate the origin, destination, date, time, duration, type and volume of a telecommunication (e.g., a telephone call or Internet communication), but does not include the content of the telecommuni­cation.23 This type of data is useful: for example, it may be used to identify all TSPs involved in the transmission of data and identify the initial TSP and thus determine the origin of a telecommunication (new s. 487.015 of the Code).