Examples of using Questionnaire reported in English and their translations into Russian
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Thirty-eight per cent of the States replying to the questionnaire reported that they kept such data.
Most Member States replying to the questionnaire reported that they achieved sustainability by devising action plans, backed up by sufficient budgets and subject to annual review.
All national Governments and non-governmental andintergovernmental organizations that submitted responses to the questionnaire reported that they had named Strategic Approach focal points.
All EU member States that responded to the questionnaire reported the existence of mechanisms for traceability and labelling of products consisting of GMOs or containing GMOs.
An increased number of Governments(75 per cent, as compared to 57 per cent in the first reporting cycle)replying to the questionnaire reported that they had adopted measures to reduce the illicit demand for ATS.
Sixty per cent of the Governments replying to the questionnaire reported taking measures to limit the supply of illicit ATS, including strengthening the control of precursors and laboratory equipment.
A larger proportion of States were monitoring illicit crop cultivation using methodologies such as ground surveys(41 States), aerial photography(24 States) andsatellite imagery(11 States)(see figure III). Half of the States responding to the questionnaire reported that they shared information at the national, regional and international levels.
Most States that sent replies to the questionnaire reported that they had taken such measures.
Most Member States replying to the questionnaire reported that crime prevention policies, strategies or programmes in their countries included measures to prevent the misuse of public tender procedures, subsidies and licences(27 States); or measures to protect socially marginalized groups, especially women and children, who are vulnerable to exploitation by organized criminal groups, including the prevention of trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants 32 Member States.
Nearly two thirds of the 25 Member States that responded to the questionnaire reported that they had observed the International Day.
All Governments replying to the questionnaire reported that they regularly exchanged information between their national drug law enforcement agencies and their foreign counterparts, in particular through Europol and Interpol.
Sixty-three per cent of the Governments replying to the questionnaire reported taking measures to detect the clandestine manufacture of ATS.
Most of the Member States responding to the questionnaire reported that their banks and financial institutions had adopted measures to regulate financial activities by adhering to customer identification and verification requirements, by requiring identification of beneficial ownership information for legal persons, by keeping financial records, by requiring reporting of suspicious transactions and by establishing mechanisms to detect and monitor the cross-border transport of cash and bearer negotiable instruments.
For example, 29 per cent of Member States responding to the questionnaire reported not having an estimate of the number of people in need of treatment.
Many of the Member States replying to the questionnaire reported that one of the challenges to effective implementation of crime prevention strategies was raising awareness and mobilizing public involvement in plans.
However, less than half(46 per cent)of the Governments replying to the questionnaire reported on measures adopted to monitor the illicit demand for and abuse of ATS.
Most of the Government replying to the questionnaire reported that their respective law enforcement agencies(Czech Republic, Croatia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Russia, Spain) were receiving adequate budgetary provision to fund the establishment and maintenance of effective witness protection schemes.
Thirty-four per cent of the States replying to the questionnaire reported that they kept such data, against 38 per cent for the second reporting period.
The overwhelming majority of the States that replied to the questionnaire reported on constitutional and legal guarantees for education and/or gender equality, with the exception of Denmark, whose Constitution does not specifically provide gender equality but which has a wide range of legal guarantees such as the Equal Treatment Act and the Act on gender equality, and Germany, whose Constitution does not explicitly mention the right to education.
Except for one country(Tajikistan) all countries filling in the questionnaire reported that they collected information on the country or place of birth of the population.
The majority of the Governments replying to the questionnaire reported that Europol operational guidelines for witness protection and directory of witness protection legislation were considered by their police and prosecution services.
In relation to the specific acts referred to in the Protocol definition of"trafficking in persons",almost all countries replying to the questionnaire reported that the action of trafficking, as established in their domestic legal framework, consisted of recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring and receipt of persons.
Two thirds of all Governments that completed the questionnaire reported that they had a national or regional programme for research on drug demand reduction, although the resources available for that activity varied widely.
Forty-eight per cent of the Governments replying to the questionnaire reported taking measures to monitor the manufacturing methods used in clandestine laboratories.
The majority of the Government replying to the questionnaire reported on their joint cross-border and interregional targeting operations between their respective national drug law enforcement agencies.
In general, about 1-2 out of 10 States submitting the questionnaire reported national legislation to be a problematic area with regard to drug demand reduction.
More than half of the Governments(55 per cent)replying to the questionnaire reported that they had taken measures to enhance cooperation with the chemical and pharmaceutical industries to prevent diversion of precursors of ATS and of licit pharmaceuticals containing ATS.
Sixty-six per cent of all States submitting replies to the questionnaire reported school-based drug education programmes with medium or high coverage of the target group.
Just over one half of the Governments replying to the questionnaire reported that they were removing impediments to criminal investigations related to bank secrecy; however, several reported that they had not yet done so.
Sixty-three per cent of the States replying to the questionnaire reported that they had effectively frozen, seized or confiscated proceeds of serious crimes other than drug trafficking.