Eksempler på brug af Protection of critical på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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With regard to the protection of critical infrastructures, I greatly welcomed the report by Mr Lambrinidis.
New solutions for handling disasters, including crisis management, the protection of critical infrastructure and communications.
Effective protection of critical infrastructure requires communication, coordination, and cooperation at national and Community level.
The proposal therefore puts forward the minimal number of requirements needed to begin work to improve the protection of critical infrastructures.
In prevention and in the protection of critical infrastructures, I would say to you that it is extremely important for there to be a Commission proposal approved by Parliament for a programme to protect critical infrastructures.
(DE) Mr President, cross-border crises, whether caused by terrorism or natural disasters,call for Union-wide protection of critical infrastructures.
It should be left to the Member States to identify those sectors,because it is they who are primarily responsible for the protection of critical infrastructures and they carry the ultimate responsibility for measures to protect critical infrastructures within their national borders.
We have a directive on privacy and electronic communications, a lot of concrete action or action plans,a European programme on protection of critical infrastructures.
Whereas the Member States should remain free to maintain or introduce other rights related to copyright in particular in relation to the protection of critical and scientific publications; whereas, in order to ensure transparency at Community level, it is however necessary for Member States which introduce new related rights to notify the Commission;
Member States shall ensure that Critical Infrastructure Protection Information submitted to the Member States or to the Commission,is not used for any purpose other than the protection of critical infrastructures.
The report by Mr Stavros Lambrinidis, on behalf of theCommittee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, on the protection of critical infrastructures in the framework of the fight against terrorism(2005/2044(INI)) A6-0161/2005.
To date, the European Commission has focused on the priorities defined by the European Council in June 2004 which concern strategic objectives such as the financing of terrorism or the protection of critical infrastructure.
Whereas the Member States should remain free to maintain or introduce other rights related to copyright in particular in relation to the protection of critical and scientific publications; whereas, in order to ensure transparency at Community level, it is however necessary for Member States which introduce new related rights to notify the Commission;
DE Mr President, unlike the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy or the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, the committee responsible, the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs,failed to recognise the importance of the European level for the protection of critical infrastructures.
The protection of critical infrastructure is, of course, a priority for the European Commission as well as for the Member States, not least because the need to protect critical infrastructure from the eventuality of a terrorist attack, for instance, derives from the very nature of such infrastructures and the interconnection and interdependence between them.
The instruments recently proposed by the Commission with regard to information exchange,the interoperability of databases or the protection of critical infrastructure should be adopted and implemented as soon as possible.
This is also evident from the submission, in October 2004, of four communications covering different aspects of the prevention, preparedness and response to terrorist attacks and from the adoption, in the same year, of a communication on mutual access to data relevant to the fight against terrorism andof several classified documents in the field of consequence management and the protection of critical infrastructures.
We have also undertaken important activities to counter the terrorist abuse of the Internet, addressing conditions conducive to terrorist radicalisation,launching a European programme for the protection of critical infrastructure, and limiting access by terrorists to the means they need to commit their acts- funding and explosives.
Thirdly, the Commission is working in new areas which should improve EU action in the fight against terrorism, such as the protection of critical infrastructure, the fight against violent radicalisation and terrorist recruitment, bioterrorism, radiological threats, explosive detection technologies, terrorist use of the internet, as well as terrorism in the context of crisis management, and there are obvious links to our efforts in fighting organised crime and drug trafficking.
In other words, it brings it under the EU's revised action programme on terrorism,which focuses on the prevention of'violent radicalisation' and the protection of critical infrastructures in the Member States of the ΕU.
Despite the rapporteur's having mitigated the scope of the initial proposal, by underlining, for example,that'the responsibility for the protection of critical infrastructures lies solely and exclusively with the Member States' and considering'that a Community approach is only justifiable if at least three Member States, or two Member States besides the one in which the critical infrastructure is situated, are affected', the fundamental objectives are not called into question.
This committee is calling into question Article 308 of the EC Treaty, which focuses on the interim enhancement of powers,as a legal basis, and considers the protection of critical infrastructure to be first of all a national affair.
In this regard there is an urgent need to upgrade such cooperation, especially operational cooperation and the exchange of information between Member States; we need to enhance the capacities of Europol and Eurojust; we need- andthis is something we keep calling for- to strengthen the protection of critical infrastructure, especially for transport and energy.
For this reason, it is extremely important for the development of the European Union that there is a unique system for accessing andsharing information among the different authorities on the protection of critical infrastructures, exchange of good practices and also a rapid alert system.
As I stressed in Tampere, I consider that our efforts in the fight against terrorism at European level need to focus on key areas such as fighting radicalisation and recruitment, the misuse of the internet by terrorists, the prevention anddetection of the misuse of explosives, the protection of critical infrastructures, bio-preparedness and transport security.
The committee report on the programme to finance Prevention, Preparedness and Consequence Management of Terrorism goes even further than the Commission proposal for a decision,by adding to the objectives of the programme the protection of critical infrastructures and'continuity of public action.
Sectors possess particular experience, expertise and requirements concerning the protection of their critical infrastructure.
The effective protection of vulnerable critical infrastructures and services requires communication, coordination and cooperation in which all interested parties are involved, both at national and at European level.
Two examples are the cross-sector cooperation on the protection of European critical infrastructure and the security cooperation in the chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear area(CBRN) in the combat against terrorism.
The Directive also introduces a common approach to the assessment of the needs to improve the protection of European Critical Infrastructures.