(4) shall prepare the implementing rules governing data files (Article 10);

Information should also be provided on the methods used to aggregate data.

2.3 To exchange technical and procedural information related to the standardization of methods, procedures, specifications, and formats for the collection, evaluation, processing, and production of products, data, and related Geospatial Intelligence Information.

The Council, acting unanimously, in accordance with the procedure laid down in Title VI of the Treaty on European Union, shall adopt implementing rules for data files prepared by the Management Board containing additional details, in particular with regard to the categories of personal data referred to in this Article and the provisions concerning the security of the data concerned and the internal supervision of their use.

exchange with Member Statesand Sector Members data in machine-readable and other forms, prepare and, as necessary, keep up to date any documents and databases of the Telecommunication Standardization Sector, and arrange with the Secretary-General, where appropriate, for their publication in the working languages of the Union in accordance with No. 172 of the Constitution;

exchange with Member States and Sector Members data in machine-readable and other forms, prepare and, as necessary, keep up to date any documents and databases of the Telecommunication Standardization Sector, and arrange with the Secretary-General, where appropriate, for their publication in the working languages of the Union in accordance with No. 172 of the Constitution;

exchange with Member States and Sector Members data in machine-readable and other forms, prepare and keep up to date any documents and databases of the Radiocommunication Sector, and arrange, with the Secretary-General, as appropriate, for their publication in the working languages of the Union in accordance with No. 172 of the Constitution;

Regional Information System (RIS) means a set of written documents and computerized databanks, models and a decision-support system, which REMPEC compiles, prepares, updates, publishes and regularly disseminates to the Mediterranean coastal States, comprising necessary information on various aspects of preparedness for and response to incidental marine pollution by oil and other harmful substances.

(6) Irrespective of the previous paragraph, tasks entrusted to an investigating body shall also be extended to tasks connected with the collection and analysis of data and to other tasks connected with flight safety, in particular in reducing risks in aviation and preventing accidents and incidents, provided these tasks do not effect the independence of the investigating body and they do not result in its obligation to prepare regulations and aviation standards or guiding procedures in connection with this.

Implementing measures shall be drawn up at least nine months before the start of a data collection period.

a description of how the Member State's activities are to comply with the data collection plan developed by the CCAMLR Scientific Committee;

Whenever significant new data requirements are identified or insufficient quality of data is to be expected, the Commission will institute pilot studies to be completed on a voluntary basis by the Member States before any data collection.

collection of basic data and/or preparation of environmental management models for fisheries and aquaculture with a view to drawing up integrated management plans for coastal areas;

4.The Centre shall cooperate with the competent bodies recognised by the Member States, particularly on preparatory work for scientific opinions, scientific and technical assistance, collection of data and identification of emerging health threats.

Each Member State participating in an exploratory fishery shall submit annually to the CCAMLR, with a copy to the Commission, before the expiry of the deadline agreed within the CCAMLR the data specified in the data collection plan developed by the Scientific Committee for the fishery concerned.

improving public awareness of the harmful effects of all forms of tobacco consumption, in particular through information and education, support for the collection of data to establish tobacco consumption patterns and to conduct epidemiological studies on nicotinism in the Community, and a study on preventing nicotinism;

To understand better the challenges in the network and information security field, there is a need for the Agency to analyse current and emerging risks and for that purpose the Agency may collect appropriate information, in particular through questionnaires, without imposing new obligations on the private sector or the Member States to generate data.

shall prepare the implementing rules governing data files (Article 10);

Prepare a national strategy on social inclusion, including data collection, in line with EU practice.

whereas special arrangements should be made for Member States that do not have the necessary administrative machinery for collecting such information;

(a) a description of how the Member State's activities are to comply with the data collection plan developed by the CCAMLR Scientific Committee;

Continue the efforts of establishing the national database for bovine animals in order to make it fully operational by the end of 2003.

devise questionnaires appropriate to the collection of the information provided for in the list of characteristics mentioned in Article 8 (1);

Coding of studies, data collection, preparation of reports, indexing systems, handling of data, including the use of computerised systems.

Preparation of summary data sheets or reports for the risk assessment of the substances used for or presentin food contact materials.

Implement the updated Schengen action plan and continue preparation for full participation in SIS II by developing national databases and registers.

Prepare a social inclusion and anti-poverty national strategy, including data collection, with a view to future participation in the European strategy on social inclusion.

Where less frequent collection does not preclude production of an HICP which meets the comparability requirements referred to in Article 4, the Commission (Eurostat) may allow exceptions to monthly collection.

The cross-sectional and longitudinal data shall be produced annually as from 2004. In any given Member State, the timing of collection shall be kept the same from one year to the next as far as possible.

For the purpose of compiling external trade statistics, it is necessary to define the implementing procedures for the collection of data and for the processing, transmission and dissemination of the results, in order to obtain harmonised statistics.

Continue to implement and update on a regular basis the Schengen Action Plan, continue preparation for full participation in SIS II by developing national databases and registers.

Conditions for access to be notified operator's operational support systems, information systems or databases for pre-ordering, provisioning, ordering, maintenance and repair requests and billing.

Each Member State participating in an exploratory fishery shall submit annually to the CCAMLR, with a copy to the Commission, before the expiry of the deadline agreed within the CCAMLR the data specified in the data collection plan developed by the Scientific Committee for the fishery concerned.

'Community statistics', as defined in Article 2 of Regulation (EC) No 322/97, shall mean quantitative, aggregated and representative information taken from the collection and systematic processing of data, produced by the national authorities and the Community authority in the framework of implementation of the Community statistical programme,

To this end, summaries shall be prepared using the data collected under Council Regulations (EEC) No 2847/93, (EC) No 685/95 and (EC) No 779/97 and Commission Regulations (EC) No 2090/98, (EC) No 2091/98 and (EC) No 2092/98, and additional information) shall be collected by the Member States, as needed;

(13) To understand better the challenges in the network and information security field, there is a need for the Agency to analyse current and emerging risks and for that purpose the Agency may collect appropriate information, in particular through questionnaires, without imposing new obligations on the private sector or the Member States to generate data.

Whenever an accident affects person, property or the environment or results in damage to property or the environment during transport, loading or unloading carried out by the undertaking concerned, the adviser shall, after collecting all the relevant information, prepare an accident report to the management of the undertaking or to a local public authority, as appropriate.

The statistical units, such as government agencies, social security administrations or NPISHs, called upon by the Member States to cooperate in the collection or provision of basic information are obliged to give honest and complete information at the time it is requested and allow the organisations and institutions responsible for compiling official statistics, on request, to obtain information at the level of detail necessary to evaluate compliance with the comparability requirements and the quality of the HICP sub-indices.

Whereas, according to the principle of subsidiarity, the creation of common statistical standards for consumer price indices is a task that can be dealt with effectively only at Community level and whereas the collection of data and compilation of comparable consumer price indices will be implemented in each Member State under the aegis of the organizations and institutions responsible for compiling official statistics at national level;

Whereas from 1 January 1999 the country nomenclature currently used for the statistics relating to the trading of goods will be replaced by an alphabetical nomenclature based on the ISO alpha-2 code; whereas, in this new context and for the sake of harmonisation, all the Member States must use the same nomenclature when compiling statistics and transmitting them to Eurostat; whereas it is therefore necessary to amend Article 9 of Regulation (EC) No 1172/95 by deleting the possibility accorded the Member States of using other country nomenclatures at the collection stage,

COMMON CORE DATA SET FOR BIOCIDAL PRODUCTS

The Commission shall within one year of receipt of this information prepare and publish a composite report.

Implementing measures shall be drawn up at least nine months before the start of a data collection period.

The Commission shall at regular intervals draw up a consolidated report based on the information so gathered.

Each Member State shall set up a data base covering the animals and products brought into its territory.

and the protection of personal data recorded in data files, registers, data banks or other technical means which are private, whose purpose is to provide reports.

a description of how the Member State's activities are to comply with the data collection plan developed by the CCAMLR Scientific Committee;

The timetable sheet shall be prepared by the railway undertaking concerned as a compilation of the timing information supplied by the infrastructure manager(s) concerned.

Member States which do not compile statistics on trade between Member States from the data referred to in Article 23 (2) shall refrain from ordering the collection of such data.

With a view to compiling the statistics relating to the trading of goods between Member States, a statistical collection system shall be set up, hereinafter referred to as the 'Intrastat system'.