If it emerges that inaccurate data, or data which should not have been supplied, have been supplied, the recipient shall be informed of this without delay.

If Europol, after appraisal, has reason to assume that data supplied are not accurate or no longer up to date, it shall inform Slovenia thereof.

If SELEC, after appraisal, has reason to assume that data supplied are inaccurate or no longer up-to-date, it shall inform the party which supplied the data.

j) the data will be corrected and deleted by Slovenia if it emerges that they are incorrect, inaccurate, no longer up to date or should not have been transmitted;

Where Europol notes that the personal data transmitted are inaccurate, no longer up to date, or should not have been transmitted, it shall inform the Sector for International Police Co-operation thereof forthwith.

Should it turn out that inaccurate data or data that should not have been disclosed was delivered, the receiving Contracting Party shall be immediately informed.

If data that are incorrect or that contravene this Convention have been passed directly to Europol by Member States, they shall be obliged to correct or delete them in collaboration with Europol.

In case it is subsequently ascertained that incorrect or unauthorised data have been transmitted, the receiving Party must be informed immediately.

If the forwarded data are found to be incorrect or may not be disclosed, the competent receiving authority shall be immediately notified of this, and shall immediately destroy all the data sent by mistake or without permission, or rectify the incorrect data;

If it emerges, either on the basis of the exercise of this right or otherwise, that data held by SELEC which have been communicated to it by Third Parties or which are the result of its own analyses are incorrect or that their input or storage contravenes this Convention, SELEC shall correct or delete such data.

The consignor shall indemnify the carrier against all damage suffered by it, or by any other person to whom the carrier is liable, by reason of the irregularity, incorrectness or incompleteness of the particulars and statements furnished by the consignor or on its behalf.

If incorrect data are transmitted by another appropriate means or if the errors in the data supplied by Member States are due to faulty transmission or have been transmitted in breach of the provisions of this Convention or if they result from their being entered, taken over or stored in an incorrect manner or in breach of the provisions of this Convention by Europol, Europol shall be obliged to correct them or delete them in collaboration with the Member States concerned.

If in a specific case, following a complaint by a presumptive data subject, such monitoring by the appropriate monitoring bodies or other competent organizations establishes that Slovenia was responsible for unlawful processing, inaccuracies or other irregularities, the appropriate monitoring body or other competent organizations may only inform the complainant that the body has conducted the monitoring and that the body can neither confirm nor deny that the complainant's information was processed in order to be transmitted to the other Party to this Agreement.

(2) If incorrect data have been transmitted by another appropriate means or if the errors in the data supplied by Member States or Operational Partners are due to faulty transmission or have been transmitted in breach of the provisions of this Convention or if they result from their being entered, taken over or stored in an incorrect manner or in breach of the provisions of this Convention by SELEC, SELEC shall be obliged to correct or delete the data in collaboration with the Member States and Operational Partners concerned.

The latter shall remain fully responsible if the information supplied is incomplete, incorrect or misleading.

THEY SHALL FORWARD ANY AVAILABLE INFORMATION WHICH TENDS TO SHOW THAT THE PARTICULARS ON THE SAID CERTIFICATE ARE INACCURATE.

There were many examples of incorrect rendering of facts, particularly numerical data, but also of the names, titles and job positions of the protagonists appearing in the news.

- supplied incorrect information with regard to the data needed for the issue or extension of the authorisation.

whereas, where such information is incomplete or inaccurate, the Commission is unable to take such measures;

The latter shall remain fully responsible if the information supplied is incomplete, incorrect or misleading.

- has provided inaccurate information on the data needed for issuing the Community licence or similar Swiss licence.

(a) there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that the information supplied in compliance with the obligations under the said paragraph 1 is incorrect, (b) there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that the precautions taken are not sufficient to prevent the diversion of scheduled substances to the illicit manufacture of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances or for believing that the operator or the person responsible in the case of a legal person, does not provide sufficient safeguard against the risk of diversion.

Where it is found that the information contained in the contracts is inaccurate or that commitments have not been complied with, penalties shall be imposed as follows:

The customs authorities shall also forward any information that has been obtained suggesting that the particulars given on the certificate of authenticity are inaccurate.

the latter Party or Parties shall be obliged to correct or destroy the data, or to indicate that the data are inaccurate or were unlawfully communicated;

Such decision may be retroactive where the parties concerned have given inaccurate information or where they abuse an exemption from the provisions of Article 85 (1) or have contravened Article 86.

Where the information provided by individual producers or producer organisations under Article 4(2) (a) is found to be inaccurate, penalties shall be imposed as follows:

The GOI claims that the information in the complaint regarding subsidisation and injury was inaccurate and incomplete and did not constitute sufficient evidence in order to initiate this proceeding.

Where the information provided by processors under Article 4(2)(b) is found to be inaccurate or commitments given under those provisions are found not to have been fulfilled, penalties shall be imposed as follows:

Given the lack of cooperation from exporting producers and the imprecise nature of Eurostat information on imports, these have been based on the information available, i.e. the information provided by cooperating users and information given by the Community industry in the complaints.

Wherever possible, they must attach to the form the invoice submitted to them or a copy thereof, and give any information which it has been possible to obtain and which suggests that the particulars given in form A.RL. 2 are inaccurate.

The customs authorities of the importing State shall forward., in support of the request for subsequent verification, any documents and information that have been obtained suggesting that the particulars given on the EUR 1 certificate or the invoice are inaccurate.

should it establish, either on its own initiative or further to a request by the data subject, that data have been provided that are inaccurate or should not have been communicated, the recipient Contracting Party or Parties must be immediately informed thereof;

Agreements shall stipulate that the third State or third body shall inform Europol as far as possible when that third State or third body has reason to believe that the information supplied is inaccurate or no longer up-to-date.

whereas the listing of any country shall be reviewed at any time when further information, in particular resulting from on-the-spot inspections, indicates that conditions in the third country concerned may have changed or that previously received information was incomplete, inexact or inaccurate;

While allowing air carriers to obtain an applicant's employment records, the Act gives the applicant the right to notice that the records have been requested, to give consent to the request, to correct inaccuracies, and to have the records divulged only to those involved in the hiring decision.

If one of the Contracting Parties which has not issued the alert has evidence suggesting that an item of data is factually incorrect or has been unlawfully stored, it shall advise the Contracting Party issuing the alert thereof as soon as possible; the latter shall be obliged to check the communication and, if necessary, correct or delete the item in question immediately.

In the absence of any cooperation from exporting producers and in view of the imprecise nature of Eurostat information on imports, Community consumption was determined on the basis of the volume of sales reported by the Community industry on the Community market, imports originating in Japan and in the USA as provided by cooperating users and information provided by the Community industry in the complaints.

as provided for in Article 12 of Directive 95/46/EC, the data subject must have a right of access to all data relating to him that are processed and, as appropriate, the right to the rectification, erasure or blocking of data the processing of which does not comply with the principles set out in this Appendix, in particular because the data is incomplete or inaccurate.

as provided for in Article 12 of Directive 95/46/EC, the data subject must have a right of access to all data relating to him that are processed and, as appropriate, the right to the rectification, erasure or blocking of data the processing of which does not comply with the principles set out in this Appendix, in particular because the data are incomplete or inaccurate.

Where the notification and accompanying particulars referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 are not supplied within the period specified or are found to be incorrect, or where an application is not submitted as required by paragraph 4 within the period specified, the Commission, acting in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 35(2), shall adopt a measure requiring the product concerned and any products derived from it to be withdrawn from the market.

Where the notification and accompanying particulars referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 are not supplied within the period specified or are found to be incorrect, or where an application is not submitted as required by paragraph 4 within the period specified, the Commission, acting in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 35(2), shall adopt a measure requiring the product concerned and any products derived from it to be withdrawn from the market.

Where the products exported are not subject to the production of an export licence but the export refund has been fixed by means of an export licence fixing in advance the export refund, if, as the result of an error, the document used during export to prove eligibility for a refund makes no mention of this Article and/or the number of the licence or certificate, or if the information is incorrect, the operation may be regularised provided the following conditions are met:

has provided inaccurate information on the data needed for issuing the Community licence or similar Swiss licence.

there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that the information supplied in compliance with the obligations under the said paragraph 1 is incorrect;

where the decision was based on incomplete, incorrect or misleading information provided by the parties.

The competent authorities shall also forward any information that has been offered suggesting that the particulars given on the said certificate or the said licence are inaccurate.

Such decision may be retroactive where the parties concerned have given inaccurate information or where they abuse the exemption from the provisions of Article 85 (1).

Member States shall exclude from the selection process any work programmes that are incomplete or contain inaccurate information, or contain one of the ineligible activities referred to in Article 4(5).

The customs authorities of the importing State shall forward, in support of the request for subsequent verification, any documents and information that have been obtained suggesting that the particulars given on the certificate or the invoice are inaccurate.