Translation of "Organisme chargé de communiquer les données " (French → English) :

B. whereas the application to new and existing substances of totally similar procedures, evaluation standards and decision-making criteria has led to "pointless' evaluations of existing active substances, given that, with regard to some of them, the extensive scientific literature already available would have led to the conclusion, long before any evaluation had been carried out, that they would not satisfy the requirements of Directive 91/414/EEC, and whereas the existence of unfavourable scientific information should be sufficient grounds for not including an active substance without carrying out an evaluation process, unless the noti ...[+++]fier has submitted research which adequately rebuts that information,

B. whereas the application to new and existing substances of totally similar procedures, evaluation standards and decision-making criteria has led to "pointless' evaluations of existing active substances, given that, with regard to some of them, the extensive scientific literature already available would have led to the conclusion, long before any evaluation had been carried out, that they would not satisfy the requirements of Directive 91/414/EEC, and whereas the existence of unfavourable scientific information should be sufficient grounds for not including an active substance without carrying out an evaluation process, unless the noti ...[+++]fier has submitted research which adequately rebuts that information,

B. whereas the application to new and existing substances of totally similar procedures, evaluation standards and decision-making criteria has led to ‘pointless’ evaluations of existing active substances, given that, with regard to some of them, the extensive scientific literature already available would have led to the conclusion, long before any evaluation had been carried out, that they would not satisfy the requirements of Directive 91/414/EEC, and whereas the existence of unfavourable scientific information should be sufficient grounds for not including an active substance without carrying out an evaluation process, unless the notif ...[+++]ier has submitted research which adequately rebuts that information,

With regard to requests for PNR data identified as "sensitive" under Article 8 the EC Data Protection Directive, US CBP has undertaken that a specific approval procedure, involving the US Deputy Commissioner of CBP, will be employed by CBP prior to providing such data to other law enforcement authorities.

US CBP has further undertaken that, in reviewing whether PNR data should be shared with another law enforcement agency, the official purpose for which the data is needed must be consistent with US CBP's purpose for collecting such information (i.e., for purposes of preventing or combating terrorism or other serious criminal offences).

The DPP acts under and on behalf of the Attorney General of Canada, has the rank and status of a deputy head of a department, and is considered the Deputy Attorney General for the purpose of exercising his or her powers, duties and functions (section 3). The DPP has the following enumerated responsibilities: initiating and conducting prosecutions except where the Attorney General has assumed conduct of them, intervening in matters of public interest that may affect prosecutions or investigations except where the Attorney General has decided to intervene, issuing guidelines to federal prosecutors regarding prosecutions generally, advising law enforcement agencies or investigative bodies, communicating ...[+++] with the media and public on all matters relating to federal prosecutions, exercising federal authority in relation to private prosecutions, and carrying out any other compatible power, duty or function assigned by the Attorney General.