Übersetzung für "exchange dealing " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

7. Competent authorities shall cooperate and exchange information with relevant national and third country regulatory authorities responsible for the related spot markets where they have reasonable grounds to suspect that acts, which constitute insider dealing or market manipulation in accordance with this Regulation or with Directive 2012/./EU [new MAD], are being, or have been, carried out.

Calls on the Commission to make funding available for the training of Member States" local and regional civil servants who deal with intra-EU migrants in the basics of the EC legislation that applies in their respective fields, and to help administrations in answering questions concerning possible differences and conflicts between national and EC legislation; in this respect welcomes the SOLVIT online problem-solving network provided by the Commission and calls for it to be further strengthened and promoted; hopes that, by increasing human as well as financial resources, Member States will help to bolster the national SOLVIT centres; urges local and regional authorities and Member States to cooperate in ...[+++]exchanges of good practice and in finding effective ways of dealing with the situation of intra-Community migrants;

The first, designed as a preparation for the exchange period, will deal with Community policies and objectives, while the second will provide an opportunity for participants to benefit from the experience gained by others during the exchanges and to make any suggestions which they feel would improve the programme.

It takes place in 3 phases throughout the year: technical, which involves the incident detection, investigation, mitigation and information exchanges (completed in April); operational/tactical, dealing with alerting, crisis assessment, cooperation, coordination, tactical analysis, advice and information exchanges at operational level (today and early 2015); strategic, which examines decision making, political impact and public affairs.

Strengthening fraud prevention: this requires defining and establishing dissuasive mechanisms in target countries as well as recourse to the consultations provided for in the Agreements with third countries. Preventive action should be facilitated through: - accurate and detailed identification of the authorities responsible for issuing licenses; - development and use with industry assistance of a network of centres for analyzing and testing, to enable the detection of fraud and the determination of product origin; - uniform and effective application, by the competent authorities of the Member States, of the rule of direct transportation in the framework of preferential arrangements; - better definition of a number of administrative docu ...[+++]ments and of certain formalities in order to facilitate checks; - the use of electronic means for the detection of falsified export licences. 2. Increased cooperation between the competent national authorities and the Commission with a view to more effective detection of fraud, mainly through appropriate enquiries in third countries. To this end, the Member States and the Commission should devote the necessary means to combat fraud, and an intensified exchange of information between the Member States and the Commission should be conducted, inter alia on the basis of Regulation No 1468/81. The Council notes that these objectives require convergent action in the different Council working groups and committees dealing with questions related to fraud at Community level. 3. The development of administrative and customs cooperation with the competent authorities of the Community's supplier countries or of the countries involved in the rerouting and transhipment of textiles and clothing goods. The Council and the Commission note with satisfaction the willingness of a number of third countries to exchange data electronically for issuing textiles export licences. The Community should also establish, where necessary, a legal framework with ...

This programme follows on from other, similar initiatives, such as the MATTHAEUS programme for customs officials, the programme for officials dealing with indirect taxation and the programme for the exchange of veterinary officials.