Translation of "affaire classée sans décision formelle " (French → English) :

1. Where the case is not dismissed and it would serve the purpose of proper administration of justice, the European Public Prosecutor’s Office may, after the damage has been compensated, propose to the suspected person to pay a lump-sum fine which, once paid, entails the final dismissal of the case (transaction).

31. Regards the work of the OSCE as very valuable, and calls therefore for a serious reflection on how the EU can take on greater responsibilities and participate more efficiently in achieving joint objectives, for which implementing a system of permanent dialogue, agreeing on joint initiatives and coordinating local activities may be appropriate instruments in the context of a formal agreement between the OSCE and the EU; calls on the EU Council of Foreign Ministers, the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy ...[+++] and the OSCE Permanent Council to work on a mechanism aimed at increasing cooperation, coordination and consultations between the two organisations; calls on EU Member States, the Commission and the High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy to present proposals concerning the EU's willingness and ability to participate in OSCE-mandated missions;

5. If proceedings against the person concerned are definitively dropped or if that person is definitively acquitted, the data relating to the case in respect of which either decision has been taken shall be deleted.

19. Notes the decision to proceed at the next Justice and Home Affairs Council to the formal adoption of the framework decision on the fight against trafficking in human beings, and calls on the Member States to ensure its rapid implementation;

13. Welcomes the increase in the number of cases processed that have ended with a formal decision, whilst there has been a slight decrease in the number of cases concluded by means of an informal procedure;

|Personal data of suspects and offenders in cases of serious crime affecting two or more Member States, including biographical data, contact details, DNA profiles, fingerprints, photographs and telecommunication traffic and location data. |Europol’s 27 national members, who may share data with national authorities and third countries if the source of the information agrees. |Specific rules established by the Eurojust Decision and Council Framework Decision 2008/977/JHA, CoE Convention 108, CoE Additional Protocol 181 and CoE Police Recommendation No R (87) 15.