Traduction de «information and liaison subprogram » (Anglais → Français) :

3. Where a liaison department or a competent official receives a request for assistance requiring action outside its territorial or operational area, it shall immediately forward it to the central excise liaison office of its Member State and to the competent official of the liaison department in charge and inform the requesting authority thereof.

3. The information referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be made available on the secure web-based Information and Coordination Network for Member States’ Migration Management Services established by Council Decision 2005/267/EC (ICONet) under the section dedicated to immigration liaison officers networks.

-encouraging asylum seekers to retain their documentation (i.a. accelerate asylum procedure when an applicant refuses to show or destroys his documents without a reasonable excuse); -improving ways of dealing with undocumented asylum seekers (i.a. information about the ways and means asylum seekers enter the EU to be taken into account by units responsible for the operation of the Convention); -enhancing speed and quality of information exchange (i.a. setting formal time limits for responding to urgent requests for information); -considering bilateral exchange of the fingerprints of asylum seekers pending entry into force of the Eu ...[+++]rodac Convention; -fingerprinting illegal entrants where national law would allow this and exchanging such information; - ensuring flexible application of Convention criteria and clarifying matters of interpretation; -promoting greater liaison and cooperation among Member States (i.a. more contacts among practitioners of the Convention, possible exchange of liaison officers).

The tasks of liaison magistrates shall normally include any activity designed to encourage and accelerate all forms of judicial cooperation in criminal and, where appropriate, civil matters, in particular by establishing direct links with the relevant departments and judicial authorities in the host State. Under arrangements agreed between the home Member State and the host Member State, liaison magistrates' tasks may also include any activity connected with handling the exchange of information and statistics designed to promote mutua ...[+++]l understanding of the legal systems and legal data bases of the States concerned and to further relations between the legal professions in each of those States.

The tasks of liaison magistrates shall normally include any activity designed to encourage and accelerate all forms of judicial cooperation in criminal and, where appropriate, civil matters, in particular by establishing direct links with the relevant departments and judicial authorities in the host State. Under arrangements agreed between the home Member State and the host Member State, liaison magistrates' tasks may also include any activity connected with handling the exchange of information and statistics designed to promote mutua ...[+++]l understanding of the legal systems and legal data bases of the States concerned and to further relations between the legal professions in each of those States.

In attendance: Gaëtane Lemay, Co-clerk of the Committee, Committees Directorate; Melissa Radford, Maureen Shields and Jason Yung, Analysts, Parliamentary Information and Research Services, Library of Parliament; Barry Denofsky, National Security Advisor; Major-General (ret) Keith McDonald, Senior Military Advisor; Captain (N) John Gardam, DND Liaison Officer; Superintendant Lindsey Brine, RCMP Liaison Officer; Sergeant Patrick Walsh, Ottawa Police Service Liaison Officer.