On average, Europol shall draw up reports for at least one in ten retrievals of personal data and for each retrieval made within the information system referred to in Article 7 in order to check whether they are permissible under law.

control centres for air traffic control, telecommunications, radar and other similar facilities, devices and systems, aviation meteorological stations, devices and equipment, aircraft search and rescue centres and air information centres.

The Parties will cooperate as appropriate on matters related to global search and rescue services for GALILEO and future generations of GPS satellites at the COSPAS-SARSAT Council or at any other mutually agreeable forum.

GALILEO envisages open, commercial, safety of life and search and rescue services, in addition to secured Public Regulated Service with restricted access designed to meet the needs of authorised public sector users.

2.2 The SECI Center shall use the ICPO-INTERPOL and World Customs Organization standard procedures and technical system for the transmission, storage, search, retrieval and analysis of agreed categories of information related to trans-border crime as agreed by the Joint Cooperation Committee.

Parties should also consider whether existing reporting systems or other sources of ship position data can provide adequate information for the region, and seek to minimize unnecessary additional reports by ships, or the need for rescue co-ordination centres to check with multiple reporting systems to determine availability of ships to assist with search and rescue operations.

If you have access to the internet you can use the online Worldtracer baggage tracing system (of which Adria has been a member since May 1994) to monitor progress.

1.The Centre shall in the fields within its mission establish, in cooperation with the Member States, procedures for systematically searching for, collecting, collating and analysing information and data with a view to the identification of emerging health threats which may have mental as well as physical health consequences and which could affect the Community.

Member States shall in accordance with national legislation exchange through the authorities designated for that purpose (Sirene) all supplementary information necessary in connection with the entry of alerts and for allowing the appropriate action to be taken in cases where persons in respect of whom, and objects in respect of which, data have been entered in the Schengen Information System, are found as a result of searches made in this System.

On average, Europol shall draw up reports for at least one in ten retrievals of personal data - and for each retrieval made within the information system referred to in Article 7 - in order to check whether they are permissible under law.

Cooperation between the Parties regarding transport shall seek to back the restructuring and modernization of transport systems and find mutually acceptable solutions for moving people and goods using all modes of transport.

'information technology' means the systems, equipment, components and software required to ensure the retrieval, processing and storage of information in all centres of human activity (home, office, factory, etc.), the application of which generally requires the use of electronics or similar technology;

The reason for this is that, as set out in Article 92 of the 1990 Schengen Convention, the Schengen Information System is to enable the authorities designated by the Member States, by means of an automated search procedure, to have access to alerts on persons and property for the purposes of border checks and other police and customs checks carried out within the country in accordance with national law, as well as for the purposes of issuing visas, residence permits and the administration of legislation on aliens in the context of the application of the provisions of the Schengen acquis relating to the movement of persons.

Systematic investigation and development of the technology to permit economically viable and operationally satisfactory solutions to a range of present and future requirements for the security of information systems.

The Authority shall establish monitoring procedures for systematically searching for, collecting, collating and analysing information and data with a view to the identification of emerging risks in the fields within its mission.

A common policy on asylum, including a Common European Asylum System, is a constituent part of the European Union's objective of progressively establishing an area of freedom, security and justice open to those who, forced by circumstances, legitimately seek protection in the Community.

Systematic investigation and development of the technology to permit economically viable and operationally satisfactory solutions to a range of present and future requirements for the security of information systems is a prerequisite for the development of the services market and the competitiveness of the European economy as a whole.

Whereas, taking into account the drought problem suffered by one producer Member State and the serious consequences for its operators, it is particularly urgent to set up a fairer management system and whereas the pursuit of the other objectives resulting from the analysis of the abovementioned system also necessitates adaptations as soon as possible;

1.The Centre shall in the fields within its mission establish, in cooperation with the Member States, procedures for systematically searching for, collecting, collating and analysing information and data with a view to the identification of emerging health threats which may have mental as well as physical health consequences and which could affect the Community.

a rescue boat, except where the administration is satisfied that because of the size and the manoeuvrability of the vessel, the near availability of search and rescue facilities and meteorological warning systems, the operation of the vessel in areas not susceptible to heavy weather or the seasonal characteristics of the operation, such provision is unnecessary.`

Member States shall in accordance with national legislation exchange through the authorities designated for that purpose (Sirene) all supplementary information necessary in connection with the entry of alerts and for allowing the appropriate action to be taken in cases where persons in respect of whom, and objects in respect of which, data have been entered in the Schengen Information System, are found as a result of searches made in this System.