Traduction de «état de santé émotionnelle » (Français → Anglais) :

3a. Member States shall ensure that an applicant who cannot attend or complete a personal interview owing to the state of his/her physical and/or psychological health, physical or mental disability, or particular emotional disturbance, is given specific attention in order to safeguard the fairness of the proceedings.

1. Member States shall ensure that a suspected person who cannot understand or follow the content or the meaning of the proceedings owing to his age, state of health, physical or mental disability, illiteracy or particular emotional condition is given specific attention in order to safeguard the fairness of the proceedings.

1. Member States shall ensure that a suspected person who cannot understand or follow the content or the meaning of the proceedings owing to his age, state of health, physical or mental disability, illiteracy or particular emotional condition is given specific attention in order to safeguard the fairness of the proceedings.

12. Believes that a common minimum standard should provide for a degree of protection of procedural safeguards that adequately reflects the vulnerability of certain groups of persons who are at a particular disadvantage in terms of asserting their rights, owing for example to age, infirmity, physical or mental handicap or illiteracy, and that minors should at all events be included within these groups; considers attention should be drawn to their vulnerable situation by these persons themselves, law enforcement officials or the defence lawyer at the commencement of proceedings from the first time the defendant comes into contact with a law enforcement official, submitted to the judicial body for consideration and form the subject of monito ...[+++]ring within the criminal proceedings; considers that it should be the duty of all officials to draw attention to the vulnerability of such persons from the point of arrest and their initial questioning and that it should at any event automatically be taken into consideration as soon as it becomes apparent and, in particular, that appropriate medical assistance should be guaranteed for anyone who appears or declares themself to be in a precarious state of health and that specific safeguard instruments should be established for anyone appearing to be vulnerable owing to their mental or emotional state;

13. Believes that a minimum common standard should provide for a degree of protection of procedural safeguards that adequately reflects the vulnerability of certain groups of persons who are at a particular disadvantage in terms of asserting their rights, owing for example to age, infirmity, physical or mental handicap or illiteracy, and that minors should at all events be included within these groups; considers attention should be drawn to their vulnerable situation by these persons themselves, law enforcement officials or the defence lawyer at the commencement of proceedings from the first time the defendant comes into contact with a law enforcement official, submitted to the judicial body for consideration and form the subject of monito ...[+++]ring within the criminal proceedings; considers that it should be the duty of all officials to draw attention to the vulnerability of such persons from the point of arrest and their initial questioning and that it should at any event automatically be taken into consideration as soon as it becomes apparent and, in particular, that timely medical assistance should be guaranteed for anyone who appears or declares themself to be in a precarious state of health and that specific safeguard instruments should be established for anyone appearing to be vulnerable owing to their mental or emotional state;

(7) In its Resolution of 29 June 2000 on the follow-up to the Evora conference on health determinants, the Council considered that the increasing differences in health status and health outcomes between and within Member States called for renewed and coordinated efforts at national and Community level; welcomed the Commission's commitment to submit a proposal for a new public health programme containing a specific strand of action aimed at addressing health determinants by means of health promotion and disease prevention underpinned by intersectoral policy and agreed that there was a need to develop the appropriate knowledge base for th ...[+++]is and, therefore, that an efficacious health monitoring system should be established for this purpose; stressed the importance of the new Community public health strategy building upon the activities on specific determinants taken in the existing programmes, especially with respect to tobacco, nutrition and alcohol and that it was important not only to ensure continuity with existing actions, but also to take forward work on these issues in a fully coherent and systematic way.