Übersetzung für "Federal Office for Police Matters " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

In respect of matters such as counter-terrorism and serious and organised crime the organising country NFIP or the competent police agency shall communicate through any existing network or specialist liaison officers appointed for that purpose.

Günter Gloser, President-in-Office of the Council (DE) In any case, the latter staff figures you mention will not be of that magnitude; instead, this will be the largest civilian mission in the field of judicial and police matters.

Günter Gloser, President-in-Office of the Council (DE) In any case, the latter staff figures you mention will not be of that magnitude; instead, this will be the largest civilian mission in the field of judicial and police matters.

66. Considers it necessary for the development of the AFSJ that the draft Constitutional Treaty be adopted , with particular reference to the following main points: (i) incorporating in the text of the draft Constitutional Treaty the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU, in order to ensure respect for it in all sectors of the Union's activities; (ii) an end to the pillar structure; (iii) an increase in qualified majority voting and codecision with the European Parliament, as a vital element in strengthening the democratic legitimacy of decisions which, in the field of the AFSJ, have so many and such noticeable repercussions on the life and rights of citizens; (iv) strengthening the Commission's right of initiative, without prejudice t ...[+++]o that of the Member States, in the fields of police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters; (v) extending the Community method to judicial cooperation in penal and police matters, thereby making the decision-making process in this sector more democratic and efficient; (vi) the possible creation of the office of European Public Prosecutor, in order to combat Community fraud and other serious crossborder offences; (vii) strengthening the role and involvement of the national parliaments, particularly in monitoring respect for the subsidiarity principle, reciprocal assessment of the implementation of the Union's policies and the parliamentary scrutiny of Europol and Eurojust; (viii) extending the competences of the European Court of Justice; (ix) clarification and definition of the system of fundamental rights in the European Union, not least in relation to the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms signed in Rome on 4 November 1950;

A problem highlighted by Amnesty International is the relative impunity of police and other law enforcement officers in criminal matters concerning the issues outlined above. This matter will, however, be dealt with in Chapter 6 of this report.

Although it is perhaps desirable to strengthen Europol – in all federal or confederal States there is a federal or confederal police office - on the other hand the observations made on the urgent need to reform Europol to enable democratic, financial and judicial control of it at Community level cannot be pushed into the background.