Traduction de «fraude informatique » (Français → Anglais) :

8. Is concerned that instances of fraud rarely lead to legal actions; highlights the need to better prioritise these investigations and to improve cooperation between all relevant public authorities (such as the Food Veterinary Office, the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF), customs and law enforcement) and food operators, in particular where cross-border fraud is concerned; stresses the need to increase anti-fraud skills, such as competence in the use of IT tools and data collection, and to provide adequate resources to food and veterinary authorities; invites Member States to consider the creation of specialised crime units, and to b ...[+++]e proactive rather than reactive in ensuring that comprehensive monitoring and effective measures are put in place to combat food fraud.

They include false opinion polls, electoral tourism, additional lists, votes cancelled for actual voters and valid votes cast for dead people, huge sums of money and amounts of consumer goods used to bribe poor people, persuading parents by bribing schoolchildren, computer fraud and many other illegal acts.

11. Urges the Commission to consider legislative proposals that would tackle VAT carousels at root level by introducing an EU-wide mechanism of reverse charge of VAT, which, besides being an effective anti-fraud measure, would also mean an administrative simplification for producers and traders; calls on the Commission, therefore, to come forward with legislative proposals to establish a reverse charge mechanism for the six most sensitive sectors: audio and video equipment, food and beverages, computer hardware, microprocessors and accessories, mobile telephones and accessories, textiles and automobiles; urges that VAT fraud within the ...[+++] EU Emission Trading System be effectively tackled;

economic crimes, unauthorised access and sabotage: offences relating to unauthorised access to systems (e.g. hacking, computer sabotage and distribution of viruses, computer espionage, computer forgery, and computer fraud).

The first areas in which this is envisaged might, in accordance with the Action Plan, be offences linked to organised crime, terrorism and drug trafficking such as trafficking in human beings and the sexual exploitation of children, offences against the drug-trafficking legislation, corruption, computer fraud, offences committed by terrorists, offences against the environment, offences via the Internet and money-laundering linked to these forms of crime.

Industry should be helped in the fight against crimes like hacking and computer fraud, but not be confronted with measures that are unreasonably costly.