Translation of "Investigative forensic accountant " (English → French) :

The EC3 will provide analysis and intelligence, support investigations, provide high level forensics, facilitate cooperation, create channels for information sharing between the competent authorities in the Member States, the private sector and other stakeholders, and gradually serve as a voice for the law enforcement community[24]. · Support efforts to increase accountability of registrars of domain names and ensure accuracy of information on website ownership notably on ...[+++]the basis of the Law Enforcement Recommendations for the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), in compliance with Union law, including the rules on data protection. · Build on recent legislation to continue strengthening the EU's efforts to tackle child sexual abuse online.

These IPOC units bring together federal, provincial and municipal police, Justice Canada crown counsel, customs officers, federal tax investigators, forensic accountants and asset managers as part of an integrated team effort to attack proceeds of crime.

These teams will be comprised of RCMP investigators, forensic accountants, lawyers and other investigative experts.

43. Finds particularly distressing the fact that sending files or complaints to OLAF has become the standard procedure to excuse the general "no-action-and-no-information" attitude; in this context, it is essential that clear channels of communication between OLAF and the institutions in which alleged wrongdoing takes place be established; the institutions concerned must take preventive action wherever necessary to protect the Community's financial interests unless a request has been made by OLAF or national judicial authorities for the European institutions to refrain from taking such action in order to avoid compromising ongoing investigations: is of the opinion ...[+++] that a review of the OLAF Regulation is therefore required; urges OLAF also to arrange for close consultation with those who provide OLAF with evidence of irregularities or fraud; considers that, after an acknowledgement of receipt, such 'whistle-blowers' must be informed at fixed intervals of the progress of the investigation, and that at all events whistle-blowers must not be left in the dark as to the use being made of their information; urges that extra staff with accountancy expertise also be recruited to OLAF, in such a way as to attain a good mix of chartered accountants, forensic accountants and EDP auditors;

42. Finds the fact that sending files or complaints to OLAF has become the standard procedure to excuse the general 'no-action-and-no-information' attitude particularly distressing; in this context it is essential that clear channels of communication between OLAF and the institutions in which alleged wrongdoing takes place be established; the institutions concerned must take preventive action wherever necessary to protect the Community’s financial interests unless a request has been made by OLAF or national judicial authorities for the European institutions to refrain from taking such action in order to avoid compromising ongoing investigations: is of the opinion ...[+++] that a review of the OLAF Regulation is therefore required; urges OLAF also to arrange for close consultation with those who provide OLAF with evidence of irregularities or fraud; considers that, after an acknowledgement of receipt, such 'whistle-blowers' must be informed at fixed intervals of the progress of the investigation, and that at all events whistle-blowers must not be left in the dark as to the use being made of their information; urges that extra staff with accountancy expertise also be recruited to OLAF, in such a way as to attain a good mix of chartered accountants, forensic accountants and EDP auditors;

34. Believes that OLAF must possess adequate human resources to deal with its case-load at least as effectively as an equivalent Member State service. It should also be ensured that certain lacunae in the staffing of UCLAF are remedied, notably through the recruitment of adequate specialist expertise, beyond its core investigative personnel, in the fields of (a) auditing, especially "forensic accountancy", (b) information technology, (c) prosecution and (d) judicial procedures in Member States. All OLAF staff should moreover be select ...[+++]ed strictly on the basis of their suitability for OLAF's purposes, which should preclude any "automatic" transfer of UCLAF staff to the new organisation;