Traduction de «Tâches de police » (Français → Anglais) :

23. Draws attention to the fact that the EUPOL mandate provides for tasks to "support linkages between the police and the wider rule of law", and therefore calls on the Council and the Commission to continue to closely coordinate their respective activities in order to ensure that the EU's policies are more coherent and efficient; considers it equally important for the EU to increase considerably the resources envisaged for EUPOL, in terms of both personnel and financing; highlights the fact that a comprehensive reform of the Afghan Ministry of Interior is indispensable and that this is first and foremost a political task and to a less ...[+++]er extent a technical problem, inasmuch as, without it, the police reform efforts will fail, and therefore attaches great importance to another aim of EUPOL, namely to "monitor, mentor, advise and train at the level of the Afghan Ministry of Interior, regions and provinces"; expresses its support for the EUR 2.5 million programme under the Stability Instrument concerning measures to reform the appointment of judges and prosecutors, and expects that this pilot scheme will serve to develop a substantial long-term justice sector reform programme for 2009;

20. Draws attention to the fact that the EUPOL mandate provides for tasks to ‘support linkages between the police and the wider rule of law’, and therefore calls on the Council and the Commission to continue to closely coordinate their respective activities in order to ensure that the EU’s policies are more coherent and efficient; considers it equally important for the EU to increase considerably the resources envisaged for EUPOL, in terms of both personnel and financing; highlights the fact that a comprehensive reform of the Ministry of Interior is indispensable and that this is first and foremost a political task and to a lesser exte ...[+++]nt a technical problem, inasmuch as, without it, the police reform efforts will fail, and therefore attaches great importance to another aim of EUPOL, namely to ‘monitor, mentor, advise and train at the level of the Afghan Ministry of Interior, regions and provinces’; expresses its support for the EUR 2.5 million programme under the Stability Instrument concerning measures to reform the appointment of judges and prosecutors, and expects that this pilot scheme will serve to develop a substantial long-term justice sector reform programme for 2009;

3. Calls on the EU Member States and the Portuguese Presidency to study ways in which parallel EU initiatives, including all those contained in the Finnish Presidency's Report on Non-Military Crisis Management, can be developed in cooperation with and support for similar OSCE conflict-prevention, crisis-management tools, (i.e. cooperation between the EU's CIVPOL initiative and the OSCE's field activities which undertake police-related tasks, cooperation between the EU's proposed civilian rapid reaction capability, the European Civil Peace Corps and the OSCE's REACT);

Given the specific requirements on international police performing executive tasks in non-stabilised situations, and in particular during the transition from initial military command to subsequent civil command, special attention will be given to the proposal for the development of robust, rapidly deployable, flexible and interoperable European Union integrated police units, as well as to the possibility of a smaller number of Member States cooperating to build capabilities in this specific field.

Cooperation of Supervisors Whilst the football authorities or clubs are responsible for appointing and training their stewards in those Member States where this role exists, that the police should contribute to training programmes in order to promote close cooperation between stewards and police officers, recognising the important role of stewards in supervising supporters and securing their safety, and thus enabling any police officers present at football grounds to concentrate on their main law enforcement duties".

It seemed to me you were anxious to get out of airport policing to the degree that you could.