Eksempler på brug af Draft framework decision på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Π Draft framework decision on racism and xen ophobia: briefing.
The Justice Ministers reached agreement on 8 November 2007 on a draft framework decision.
The Council will adopt this draft framework decision at its meeting on 6 and 7 December 2001.
Draft framework decision concerning the prevention and control of trafficking in human or gans and tissues-» point 1.4.15.
All the amendments tabled seek to transform the draft framework decision into a complementary instrument to the Commission proposal for a directive.
The proposal for a directive, which is the subject of Mrs Oomen-Ruijten's report,must therefore be seen as complementing the draft framework decision.
The draft framework decision is therefore to be seen as a complementary text to the directive.
We are very much in favour of strengthening the position of victims of crime andtherefore welcome in principle the draft framework decision presented by Portugal.
The need for, and reasonableness of, the draft framework decision has not, however, been sufficiently clarified by the four Member States.
Mr President, the Group of the European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party also welcomes this proposalfor a Commission directive, in the same way as it welcomed, equally favourably, the draft framework decision by the Council in December 2001.
The draft framework decision before us today tries to cover up this lacuna by referring to Articles 31 and 34(2)(b) of the Treaty.
The Commission welcomes the fact that the European Parliament supports the draft framework decision on joint investigation teams that Belgium, Spain, France and the United Kingdom have proposed.
The draft framework decision on which you come to a decision today constitutes a first step in taking into account the situation of victims at a European level.
Part of the proposals made in this communication to improve the standards andthe assumption of responsibility for victims were included in the draft framework decision presented by the Portuguese Presidency and which is submitted to you today.
Mr President, this draft framework decision represents the first time a common proposal on crime has been put forward, with legislation to be applied by all fifteen Member States at the same time.
An initiative has been proposed by France, the United Kingdom,Ireland and Sweden regarding a draft framework decision on data retention, and the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs is also currently working on it.
In this connection and on behalf of the Presidency, I would like to thank the European Parliament for the work it has done, and to say that we are doing all we can in order toreach an agreement on the draft Framework Decision by the end of our presidential term.
It is worth reminding the Council that,had it finalised its draft framework decision under the third pillar, this would have certainly have been against the political will of the European Parliament.
Mr President, I wish to thank Mrs Oomen-Ruijten and Mr Di Lello Finuoli for their excellent work on two texts that cover the same subject:the proposal for a directive and a draft framework decision on the protection of the environment through criminal law.
The draft framework decision arose from an initiative of the Czech Presidency and it provides a legal framework for protecting persons involved in criminal proceedings and particularly for strengthening adherence to the principle of ne bis in idem.
Finally, I shall be voting in favour of the directive, butI am tempted to vote against the draft framework decision, unless Commissioner Vitorino can convince me that the framework decision is absolutely vital for the entry into force of the directive.
The draft Framework Decision contains proposals to require Member States to ensure that the removal of an organ from a donor using force, threats or fraud, or the removal of an organ from a donor who has consented because of payment, become criminal offences.
As the body for European cooperation in judicial matters, there is, lying dormant,a far greater potential for Eurojust than the role it has in the draft framework decision, which does not even stipulate a requirement to inform Eurojust when resolving issues of criminal prosecution of cross-border crimes in a single Member State.
I must also remind her that the draft framework decision on data protection actually lays down detailed rules that will also apply to information exchanged between the contact points of the European Judicial Network, but we should certainly make sure of this.
The next item is the report(A5-0020/2000) by Mrs Cederschiöld, on behalf of the Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights, Justice andHome Affairs, on a draft Framework Decision of the Council on increasing protection by penal sanctions against counterfeiting in connection with the introduction of the euro 5116/1999- C5-0332/1999- 1999/0821CNS.
In principle, the draft framework decision defines a set of fundamental procedural rights in criminal proceedings, namely the right to legal advice, the right to interpretation and translation, the right to specific attention in sensitive areas, and the right to communicate and cooperate with consular authorities.
ACTION for annulment of the Commission's decisions of 10 March and 23 June 2006 refusing to grant the applicant access to document SEC(2005)420 of 22 March 2005 containing a legal analysis of a draft framework decision, under discussion in the Council, on the retention of data processed and stored in connection with the provision of publicly available electronic communications services or of data on public communications networks for the purpose of prevention, investigation, detection and prosecution of criminal offences including terrorism.
The draft framework decision covers five basic rights: access to legal advice; access to free interpretation and translation, ensuring that persons who are not able to understand or follow the proceedings receive specific attention; the right of foreign detained persons to communicate with their consular authorities; and written notification of their rights.
The Council will adopt, as soon as possible after receiving the opinion of the European Parliament, the draft framework decision on the execution in the Euro pean Union of orders freezing assets or evidence, the scope of which must be extended to terrorist-related crimes, and the draft directive on prevention of the use of the financial system for the purpose of money laundering.
From a legal standpoint, the Council's draft framework decision better safeguards the justice of the decisions taken, above all, because it clearly guarantees the ne bis in idem principle: that a person may not be sentenced twice by the same criminal proceedings.