Examples of using Use of videoconferencing in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Facilitating use of videoconferencing.
As with Article 10, Article 17 encourages the use of videoconferencing.
As for the use of videoconferencing, that too will be made a priority.
Links to EU legislation andlegislation of the Member States regulating the use of videoconferencing;
The use of videoconferencing is arranged according to the law of the requested state.
As such, this document can be used as a basis for the use of videoconferencing in other procedures.
The use of videoconferencing and the witness's expenses are paid for by the Luxembourg State.
It discusses the organizational, technical and legal aspects of the use of videoconferencing technology.
Urges extensive use of videoconferencing and all related tools in order to significantly cut costs;
As things stand at present, however,there is no‘case history' of the use of videoconferencing in civil proceedings.
This guide covers the use of videoconferencing equipment in cross-border court proceedings in the European Union.
Annex i- further explanation of the legal framework for the use of videoconferencing in cross-border cases.
To promote and stimulate the use of videoconferencing systems in crossborder as well as national legal procedures;
Financing options for cross-border projectsalready exist in the Civil Justice Programme, where the use of videoconferencing features as a priority.
The use of videoconferencing technology entails the cost of purchasing, maintaining and operating the facilities.
ANNEX I FURTHER EXPLANATION OF THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE USE OF VIDEOCONFERENCING IN CROSSBORDER CASES 4.1.
The use of videoconferencing should be encouraged for meetings, as well as the use of new environmental technologies.
Several instruments adopted at European level provide for the use of videoconferencing during judicial proceedings25.
In France, the use of videoconferencing is permitted exclusively for the hearing of witnesses, civil claimants and experts.
However, if the requested court so requires,the requesting court should ensure the reimbursement of costs occasioned by the use of videoconferencing.
The annex to the guideprovides details on the legal framework for the cross-border use of videoconferencing in criminal, as well as civil and commercial matters.
In order to promote and facilitate the use of videoconferencing in cross-border proceedings, work has already been done on an information booklet and a draft manual is being prepared.
In civil matters,the 2001 Taking of Evidence Regulation provides for two possibilities for the use of videoconferencing in cross-border taking of evidence:.
We increasingly make use of videoconferencing and other information technology such as secure data and document-sharing to obtain and validate our audit evidence. 14.
Additional sets of mobile equipment(screen+ camera+ speaker+ microphone+ accessories)could facilitate the use of videoconferencing in the hearing of witnesses. Mobile equipment is easy to move between different locations and flexible in terms of its use. .
This booklet covers the use of videoconferencing in legal proceedings, primarily in courts using a separate facility(e.g. witness room) or another method(e.g. mobile or portable equipment or a studio).
To make it easier for judicial authorities in different EU countries to work together andmake full use of videoconferencing for the taking of evidence in another EU country, the European Judicial Network in civil and commercial matters(EJN civil) has produced a set of factsheets.
The plan includes encouraging wider use of videoconferencing in cross-border judicial cases, as this provides new possibilities for cooperation in proceedings between courts and other institutions(for example, hearing witnesses and expert testimony, etc.).
Similarly, the Commission has always encouraged the use of videoconferencing and the electronic transmission of acts between legal authorities and is actively involved in efforts to interconnect criminal records.