Examples of using Pollution response in English and their translations into German
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Activity 1 pollution response.
Possible technical assistance to accession countries on both maritime security and pollution response.
It will thereby supplement the pollution response mechanisms of Member States.
Pollution response: 1 extra meeting of the Administrative Board and 2 meetings of Member States' experts.
Tasks of the Agency in the field of pollution response.
This is in addition to the pollution response measures already put in place by the Baltic States.
Backing up, with appropriate resources, Member States' pollution response actions;
Taking into account that at present pollution response actions are under the direct responsibility of Member States, the Commission assessed the situation by consulting a number of Member States' authorities.
The decision requires EMSA to expand its mandate to cover key elements of oil pollution response, training and security.
Taking into account that presently pollution response actions are under the direct responsibility of Member States, the Commission assessed the situation by consulting a number of Member States authorities that have important pollution response capacity and experience in this field.
As mentioned before, the implications from the pollution response activity of the Agency will be indirect.
Furthermore, the Commission consultedorganisations representing industry, which have experience in pollution response methods.
In drawing up the plan, the Administrative Board shouldtake into account the added value which the Agency's pollution response activities involve for the activities of the Member States, as well as the best possible combination of cost and efficiency.
Implementation of provisions related to maritime safety, maritime security,pollution prevention and pollution response.
Studies: Periodical evaluation studies are foreseen only for the pollution response activity at an amount of€ 0.250 million;
Where necessary and feasible, these plans should include the provision of adequate means and facilities for assistance,salvage and pollution response.
To this end,the Agency must be able to charter specialised or multipurpose pollution response ships and associated technical equipment.
Article 1 of Regulation(EC) 1406/2002 is amended in order toreflect the expansion of the Agency's jurisdiction in the fields of maritime security and pollution response.
In 2013 an amended regulation was approved which upgraded such pollution response activities as"core tasks" of the Agency.
Assistance to the Commission in updating,developing and verifying the implementation of Community legislation in the fields of maritime security and pollution response;
As clearly mentioned in the proposal, the Agency will supplement the pollution response mechanisms of Member States and not replace them.
A new paragraph 3 is added to Article 1, providing forthe Agency's technical and scientific assistance to Member States and the Commission in the pollution response field.
Three type of activities are envisaged, equal to the number of the enlarged Agency tasks:Activity 1(pollution response), Activity 2(maritime security), Activity 3 qualifications of seafarers.
Where the Member State considers it necessary and feasible, the plans must contain arrangements for the provision of adequate means and facilities for assistance,salvage and pollution response.
The Agency will provide practical resources in support of the above Community framework and Community mechanism,including specialised pollution response ships and equipment for collecting oil and other noxious substances in the sea.
Other third countries sharing a regional sea with the EU(Baltic Sea, Black Sea, the Mediterranean Sea and the Arctic Ocean) have expressed their interest in technical cooperation with EMSA in various fields use of satellite images to track potential polluters, exchange of maritime traffic data, training activities,technical expertise, pollution response vessels.
The newly established European Maritime Safety Agencyprovided the appropriate framework for developing concrete pollution response actions at Community level.
This analysis, to be completed by the results of an independent study,will allow the Agency to set up its detailed pollution response plan to be adopted by the Administrative Board.
Such tasks require specific competences and assets in various fields: defence, customs, border control, general law enforcement, fisheries control,marine environment protection/pollution response, and maritime security and safety.
Articles 11 and 16 of Regulation(EC) 1406/2002, referring respectively to the composition of the Administrative Board and the appointment ofthe Executive Director, are amended in order to add the fields of maritime security and pollution response to the list of required expertise.