Translation of "déclarer les données " (French → English) :

Manual on the Collection of Self-Identification Information in the Public Service [ Employment Equity Employee Identification Data Collection Departmental Guide | Employment Equity Collection of Self-Identification Information Departmental Guide ]

privacy notice | privacy policy statement | privacy statement

electronic filing [ EFILE | electronic tax filing | tax filing via Internet ]

The Development of Data Quality Assessment Procedures for the Uniform Crime Reporting Survey: a case study of Calgary-Edmonton [ The Development of Data Quality Assessment Procedures for the Uniform Crime Reporting Survey ]

data reporting | reporting

Direct Trader Input Facilities

data collection declaration

bank call report form | bank report form | report form

to acknowledge that data protection and the right to privacy are not a trade barrier, but fundamental rights, which are enshrined in Article 39 TEU and Articles 7 and 8 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, as well as in Article 12 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; to acknowledge that a high level of trust is essential to develop a data-driven economy; to guarantee full respect of this fundamental right, taking due account of recent developments in the digital economy and in full compliance with the European Court of Justice's ruling with respect to Safe Harbour; to incorporate a comprehensive, unambi ...[+++]guous, horizontal, self-standing and legally binding provision based on GATS Article XIV which fully exempts the existing and future EU legal framework for the protection of personal data from the scope of this agreement, without any conditions that it must be consistent with other parts of the TiSA; to apply such provisions to all other TiSA annexes; to immediately and formally support such proposals in the TiSA e-commerce annex; to support proposals aimed at ensuring that domestic legal frameworks for the protection of personal information of users are applied on a non-discriminatory basis; to apply the data protection provisions enshrined in the annex on e-commerce to all other TiSA annexes, including on financial services;

(f) facilitating and supporting different forms of cooperation between Member States by increasing their capacity to tackle cross-border aspects of undeclared work by promoting and facilitating innovative approaches, such as the exchange of staff, use of databases in accordance with applicable national data protection law, and joint activities, and evaluating experiences of such cooperation undertaken by participating Member States ;

(a) improving the knowledge of undeclared work, also with regard to causes and regional differences, by means of shared definitions and common concepts, evidence-based measurement tools and promotion of comparative analysis and relevant methodological instruments for data collection, building on the work of other actors, including the Employment Committee (EMCO) and the Social Protection Committee (SPC) ;

9. Stresses the need to explore the possibility of a harmonised and more efficient procedure for submitting statements of support, as it is unacceptable that EU citizens should be excluded from supporting Citizens’ Initiatives owing to differing personal data submission requirements in the Member States; calls, therefore, on the Commission to propose simpler data submission requirements across all Member States in order to make it easier to sign an ECI, irrespective of the country of residence; suggests, in order to facilitate the signing process, that consideration be given to a mobile application, the redesigning of the Online Collec ...[+++]tion Software, and, in particular, the possibility of using digital signatures as a means of identification, bearing in mind also the needs of persons with disabilities; calls on the Member States, as a matter of urgency, to review the requirement of providing a personal identification number for a statement of support, with a view to the possible removal of this requirement, as such a requirement could represent an unnecessary bureaucratic burden for the collection of statements of support and also an unnecessary way of checking the identity of a signatory;