Examples of using Automated border in English and their translations into Croatian
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The use of automated border control systems.
Additional definitions of the EES, self-service system,e-gate and Automated Border Control(ABC) system(Article 2);
Automated border control systems, self-service systems and e-gates.
Point 25: Definition of'Automated Border Control(ABC) system.
Automated Border Control system' means a system which allows for an automated border passage, and which is composed of a self-service system and an e-gate.
The following categories of persons may be permitted to use automated border control systems if the conditions listed under paragraph 2 are met.
Paragraph(1) lists the cumulative conditions that must be met by third country nationals who hold a residence permit in order to use the automated border control systems.
The conditions to use the automated border control systems nevertheless differ depending on the category of travellers.
Where the conditions set out in paragraph 1 are met, the applicable border checks on entry and exit andthe border crossing itself may be carried out using an automated border control system.
New Article 8b Use of automated border control systems for third countries nationals who hold a residence permit.
Where the conditions under paragraph 2 of this Article are met, the border checks on entry and exit provided for in Article 8(2) andthe border crossing itself may be carried out using an automated border control system.
When carried out through an automated border control system, the borders check on exit shall include the checks provided for in Article 8(3)h.
Paragraph(5) lists the conditions under which a person shall be referred to a border guard However, Paragraph(6)foresees that a border guard supervising the border crossing of a person using an automated border control system may decide to refer that person to a border guard based on other reasons.
New Article 8a Use of automated border control systems for EU/EEA/CH citizens and for third country nationals who hold a residence card.
Third country nationals who hold a residence permit may be able to use automated border control systems where the following cumulative conditions are met.
Automated border control systems shall be operated under the supervision of a border guard who shall be in charge of observing the users and detecting any inappropriate, fraudulent or abnormal use of the system.
On entry and exit, the results of the automated border checks shall be made available to a border guard who shall take into account those results and authorise the entry or exit or, otherwise, refer the person to a border guard paragraph 4.
The conditions to use the automated border control systems nevertheless differ depending on the category of travellers(EU/EEA/CH citizens, third country nationals holding a residence card, third country nationals holding a residence permit or a long-stay visa or third country nationals admitted for short stay respectively) and each procedure shall be regulated separately.
With this two-step approach, Member States could decide to establish a fully automated border crossing for this category of travellers( if the use of the self-service system is followed by the possibility to use an e-gate) or a semi-automated border crossing if the use of e an e-gate is never envisaged and the person has always to be authorised to perform his/ her border crossing by a border guard.
ETIAS' operating costs shall also include financial support to Member States for expenses incurred to customise and automate border checks in order to implement ETIAS.
To define the financial support for Member States for expenses they incur to customise and automate border checks when implementing ETIAS.