Eksempler på brug af Operational powers på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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We proposed considering giving it operational powers.
Europol would receive operational powers on the territories of the Member States but only after five years have lapsed.
It must not develop into a European police authority with operational powers.
Do you think that it should be given operational powers to follow drug traffickers moving across Europe?
Our reservations concern point 11,where there is mention of giving Europol operational powers.
We welcome the idea of giving Europol operational powers in line with our interpretation of the Treaty of Amsterdam.
In March 1995 the Council of Ministers set up the Europol Drugs Unit(EDU),which has operational powers.
Mr Nassauer, in his report, points out that Europol's operational powers need to be extended, and quickly.
The Convention setting up Europol does not provide for officials or institutions of Europol to be granted operational powers.
We have voted against giving Europol operational powers because we don' t want it developing into a European answer to the FBI.
The President-in-Office surprised us here only a few weeks ago when he called for Europol to have operational powers to take action.
That Protocol cannot result in Europol being given operational powers until the Member States themselves have implemented the framework decision of 13 June 2002 on joint investigation teams.
These include the introduction of a'Corpus Juris',harmonising the basic provisions of procedural law in the Member States and operational powers for Europol.
Gradually develop andimprove Eurojust's operational powers in general and, in particular, have the flexibility of structure and systems to become, if required, a.
The motion for a resolution includes a desire to transfer police co-operation from the third to the First Pillar,a wish to give Europol operational powers and a plea to set up a common European prosecution service Corpus Juris.
The European Council has asked for Frontex's operational powers to be strengthened and, in particular, for consideration to be given to the possibility of regularly chartering flights in order to carry out these operations.
The point I wish to make is that, when it comes to serious crime which can only be combatedat a pan-European level, the European Union needs independent operational powers for the European police agencies under the control of the European Parliament.
Its operational powers will be introduced along with communitisation, representing the final step towards the completion of an EU police force with the powers of a secret service.
However, we believe that the proposals it contains to give Europol operational powers and to establish a European public prosecutor are incompatible with what has already been laid down in this area.
They contain not more but less democracy because they reduce the rights of the citizens to wishes, because although they refer to anti-discrimination, in fact they create an even more hierarchical system, because for the Council certainty is never legal certainty, for how else could freedom of movement be deferred to the next millennium andEuropol be equipped with operational powers without any controls?
We have supported a great many initiatives aimed at broadening Europol's remit and giving it operational powers, thereby enabling it to become an effective weapon in the fight against organised crime.
While we support the introduction of operational powers in Europol, which the Treaty of Amsterdam itself provides for, however, we have also repeatedly pointed to the need for the strengthening of its role to be accompanied by measures to ensure both democratic control and jurisdictional control.
We are not in favour of developing Europol in the direction of a European police force with operational powers. Nor are we in favour of setting up a European judicial authority to direct Europol.
Examples relate to the creation of Union bodies with operational powers, the approximation of substantive criminal law in areas other than those referred to above, rules on action by national police authorities, joint investigative teams or law enforcement authorities acting in the territory of another Member State.
The proposals regarding the widening of police and judicial powers of intervention in criminal cases, as well as the various proposals concerning the creation of a special European judicial area,constitute the cloak under which Europol can strengthen and widen its operational powers and under which repressive national principles can be formulated, thereby seriously jeopardising fundamental democratic rights and freedoms.
Members also raised the need to give operational powers to Europol by inserting provisions to that effect into the Treaty, as well as the importance of parliamentary and judicial monitoring of Europol.
I repeat: an attempt- because Europol is still not getting into its stride to the necessary extent, to say nothing of the millstone around its neck- at least,it is a millstone in the view of the Group of the Party of European Socialists- of the overdue need to grant it operational powers at Union level, which lies in the distant future.
This is why I am hoping for a proposal from the Commission for such things as the transfer of more operational powers to the external offices, less bureaucracy, less stringent requirements and, for example, for parliamentary delegations to have political control over the choice of those projects.
Rules on police and judicial cooperation between Member States authorities,except rules concerning the exercise of operational powers of national police authorities, of joint investigative teams or of law enforcement authorities on the territory of another Member State(see 2 c above); measures on prevention of crime see 2 d above.
A further point concerned the taking of concrete measures in connection with combating organised crime.These included more operational powers for Europol, a European police college or more stringent measures to combat money laundering, and cooperation with the candidate countries, for these are very often the countries where organised crime originates.