Translation of "Event trace " (English → French) :

In order to ensure the traceability of the non-conforming products of animal origin, the competent authorities should use the integrated computerised veterinary system (Traces) introduced by Commission Decision 2004/292/EC (8) (hereinafter referred to as ‘the Traces system’) for recording the relevant data pertaining to the products from the moment of their introduction into the Union until they are consumed on the ‘EXPO Milano 2015’ exhibition site or disposed of after the end of the event.

It is apparent from paragraph 23 of the Wallentin judgment that a technical problem can be considered to be covered by ‘unexpected flight safety shortcomings’ and is therefore an ‘event’ within the meaning of paragraph 22 of the Wallentin judgment; the circumstances surrounding that event may nevertheless be regarded as extraordinary if they relate to an event which is not inherent in the normal exercise of the activities of the air carrier and beyond the actual control of that carrier on account of its nature or origin, as provided in paragraph 23 of the Wallentin judgment; according to paragraph 24 thereof, the resolution of a technical problem whi ...[+++]ch can be traced back to poor maintenance of an aircraft is inherent in the normal exercise of an air carrier’s activity; therefore, according to paragraph 25 of the Wallentin judgment, such technical problems cannot constitute extraordinary circumstances.

74. In the event that the originator of EUCI cannot be established or traced in respect of documents produced within Parliament, the SA shall review the classification level of the EUCI in question on the basis of a proposal from the parliamentary body/office-holder holding the information, which may consult the CIU in that regard.

However, in the occurrence of events caused by communicable diseases with a potential EU dimension, it may be necessary for the affected Member States, in collaboration with each other, to implement particular contact tracing measures with a view to tracing infected persons, and other individuals exposed to contamination, so as to prevent the spread of those serious diseases.

A recommended approach would be that, if a data subject believes that his or her personal data are being processed within the EWRS, and he or she would like to have access to it or have it deleted or rectified, the data subject should be able to address any of the national competent authorities with which he or she had contacts and/or who collected his or her data in relation to a specific event posing a public health risk (e.g. both the authority of the country of which the data subject is a citizen and the authority of the country of stay of the person at the time of the event), as well as any other authority involved in that given inf ...[+++]ormation exchange in relation to the implementation of contact tracing measures.

Assessment of the other events drew attention to such issues as: (i) data protection questions; (ii) the potential for creating EU ‘no fly’ lists; (iii) the responsibility of airlines and travel companies to collect, provide and store travellers' personal data for such public health measures as contact tracing; (iv) the transmission of passenger information to national health authorities in line with WHO guidelines; and (v) contact tracing only for MDR/XDR-TB cases.