Примери за използване на Convicting member state на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The convicting Member State shall check the accuracy of the data and the lawfulness of its processing within one month.
The confirmation should also specify the reasons why the request was handled by the convicting Member State.
The convicting Member State shall create the data record as soon as possible after the conviction was entered into the national criminal records register.
The reference number of the fingerprint data of the convicted person including the code of the convicting Member State.
For each convicted third country national, the central authority of the convicting Member State shall create a data record in the Central System.
The convicting Member State shall check the accuracy of the data and the lawfulness of the data processing and respond within one week from the contact.
For each convicted third-country national, the central authority of the convicting Member State shall create a data record in ECRIS-TCN.
(b)▌the central authorities of the convicting Member State when recording or modifying data in ECRIS-TCN in accordance with Article 5 or 9 of Regulation(EU) 2019/…(48).▌.
The centralised system will include only information to identify the person;the actual conviction information can still only be obtained from the convicting member state.
This Framework Decision does not oblige the convicting Member State to change its internal system of criminal records as regards the use of information for domestic purposes.
In the event that data recorded in the ECRIS-TCN system are factually inaccurate orhave been recorded unlawfully, the convicting Member State shall correct or delete the data in accordance with Article 9.
The convicting Member State shall check the accuracy of the data and the lawfulness of its processing without delay, and in any event within one week after receiving the information.
In the event that data recorded in ECRIS-TCN are inaccurate orhave been processed unlawfully, the convicting Member State shall rectify or erase the data in accordance with Article 9.
The convicting Member State shall create the data record automatically, where possible, and in any event within 24 hours upon the conviction being entered into the national criminal records register.
For each convicted third-country national, the central authority of the convicting Member State shall create a data record in the central system.
(b) the central authorities of the convicting Member State for matches that occurred when recording or modifying data in ECRIS-TCN in accordance with Article 5 or 9 of▌Regulation(EU) 2019/…(51)▌.
(g)'third country national' means a person who is not a citizen of the Union within the meaning of Article 20(1) TFEU or who is a stateless person ora person whose nationality is unknown to the convicting Member State;
The convicting Member State shall also without delay inform any other Member State who has been a recipient of conviction information pertaining to this record what action has been taken.
(a)'conviction' means any final decision of a criminal court against a natural person in respect of a criminal offence,to the extent that the decision is entered in the criminal record of the convicting Member State;
For each convicted third country national whose data have been entered in the criminal record of the convicting Member State, the central authority of that Member State shall create a data record in the Central System.
The convicting Member States shall create data records also for convictions handed down prior to[date of entry into force of this Regulation] to the extent that such data are stored in its national criminal records or national fingerprints database.
Upon expiry of the retention period referred to in paragraph 1,the central authority of the convicting Member State shall erase the data record, including any fingerprint data or facial images, from the central system.
The convicting Member States shall create data records also for convictions handed down up to[24 months after the entry into force of this Regulation] to the extent that such data are stored in its national criminal records or national fingerprints database.
(g)'third country national' means a national of a country other than a Member State regardless of whether the person also holds the nationality of a Member State, or a stateless person ora person whose nationality is unknown to the convicting Member State;
Where the request is made to a Member State other than the convicting Member State, the written confirmation on the action taken addressed to the person concerned should be sent by the convicting Member State.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(g)'third country national' means a national of a country other than a Member State regardless of whether the person also holds the nationality of a Member State, or a stateless person ora person whose nationality is unknown to the convicting Member State;
If a request is made to a Member State other than the convicting Member State, the authorities of the Member State to which the request has been made shall contact the authorities of the convicting Member State without delay, and in any event within seven days after receiving the request.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(2)This objective requires that information on convictions handed down in the Member States be taken into account outside the convicting Member State, both in the course of new criminal proceedings, as laid down in Council Framework Decision 2008/675/JHA19, as well as in order to prevent new offences.
If the convicting Member State does not agree that data recorded in the ECRIS-TCN system are factually inaccurate or have been recorded unlawfully, that Member State shall adopt an administrative decision explaining in writing to the person concerned without delay why it is not prepared to correct or delete data relating to him or her.
That objective requires that information on convictions handed down in the Member States be taken into account outside the convicting Member State in the course of new criminal proceedings, as laid down in Council Framework Decision 2008/675/JHA(2), as well as in order to prevent new offences.