Translation of "scanning " (English → French) :

11. Calls on the EU and US to deepen their cooperation on transport security with a view to move to risk based approaches like secure operator schemes and scanning of liquids rather than broad general restrictions like 100% container scanning or the banning of liquids on board aircraft;

19. Stresses that refusal to undergo a body scan should not ipso facto give rise to any suspicion of the passenger or staff member concerned or additional burdens, including exhaustive searches or delays, and that, in the procedure before being submitted to a body scan or related to the refusal of a body scan, any form of profiling based on, for example, sex, race, colour, ethnicity, national origin, genetic features, language, religion or belief is unacceptable;

(Return tabled) Question No. 195 Mr. Glenn Thibeault: With respect to full body scanners: (a) what is the approximate cost of each unit; (b) what is the total cost for all scanners purchased or slated to be purchased between 2009 and 2013; (c) what is the average cost of installing a full body scanner in an airport; (d) what proportion of passengers screened in Canadian airports is expected to be scanned by full body scanners; (e) how many passengers does this amount to in a year; (f) what is the average time needed to scan a single passenger using a full body scanner; (g) what is the average time needed to scan a passenger using conventional security measures; (h) how many Canadian Air Transport Security Authorit ...[+++]y (CATSA) screening officers have been trained to operate the scanners since 2009; (i) how many CATSA screening officers will be trained to operate the scanners once they are fully implemented; (j) what kind of training do CATSA screening officers receive before operating the scanners; (k) what was the number of CATSA screening officers and instructors that successfully received certification and the number that were unsuccessful since 2009; (l) what internal assessments, if any, exist regarding the efficacy of full body scanners; (m) what are the conclusions or recommendations of these assessments; and (n) what is the number and nature of complaints to CATSA pertaining to the use of full body scanners since 2009?

Technetium is a critical component for many medical exams, including cardiac pool scans, brain scans, bone, kidney and various tumour scans.

48. Calls on the TEC to voice EU concerns over the US unilateral legislative measure regarding the 100 % scanning of US-bound maritime cargo containers, as adopted by the US Congress; believes that the TEC could usefully organise seminars on the 100 % scanning issue in Brussels and Washington, in order to foster a deeper understanding between US and EU legislators and to promote an early and mutually acceptable resolution of this problem; calls on the Commission to evaluate, for the forthcoming TEC meeting, the potential costs of this measure to business and to the EU economy, as well as the potential impact on customs operations;

52. Urges the Commission, in line with Parliament´s resolution of 8 May 2008 on the Transatlantic Economic Council , to continue its efforts to ensure that the US regulation to scan 100% of US-bound cargo is changed to ensure cooperation based on the mutual recognition of "authorised economic operators" and of security standards agreed by the World Customs Organisation (C-TPAT, SAFE) framework; calls on the Commission to evaluate the potential costs to business and to the EU economy of scanning 100% of US-bound maritime cargo containers, as well as its potential impact on customs operations;