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For the purposes of this Recommendation, the aircraft cabin space is considered to be under the jurisdiction and control of the country of registration of the aircraft.
Za namene tega priporočila je kabina letala v pristojnosti in pod nadzorom države, v kateri je bilo letalo registrirano.
Use of MCA services may also have implications for public security.
Uporaba storitev MCA ima lahko posledice tudi na področju javne varnosti.
Appropriate measures may be taken nationally or pursuant to Regulation (EC) No 2320/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 December 2002 establishing common rules in the field of civil aviation security [6] in order to ensure that mobile phones in aircraft are not used for illegal purposes.
Zato se lahko sprejme ustrezne ukrepe na nacionalni ravni ali pa v skladu z Uredbo (ES) št. 2320/2002 Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta z dne 16. decembra 2002 o določitvi skupnih pravilih na področju varnosti civilnega letalstva [6], s čimer se zagotovi, da se mobilni telefoni na letalu ne uporabljajo nezakonito.
The regulatory and technical elements of the common approach to authorisation of MCA services in the European Union should be kept under scrutiny to ensure that they remain satisfactory for the overall purpose of avoiding harmful interference, failing which appropriate remedial measures will be considered.
Regulativne in tehnične elemente skupnega pristopa pri odobritvi storitev MCA v Evropski uniji je treba pregledovati, da se zagotovi, da ostanejo primerni za doseganje splošnega cilja izogibanja škodljivim motnjam, v nasprotnih primerih pa je potrebno pretehtati ustrezne sanacijske ukrepe.
The measures provided for in this Recommendation are in accordance with the opinion of the Communications Committee,
Ukrepi, predvideni v tem priporočilu, so v skladu z mnenjem Odbora za komunikacije –
This Recommendation aims to coordinate national authorisation conditions and procedures relating to use of the radio spectrum for mobile communication services on aircraft (MCA services) in order to facilitate their introduction in the Community and to avoid harmful interference caused by MCA services on cross-border flights.
Cilj tega priporočila je usklajevanje nacionalnih pogojev in postopkov odobritve uporabe radijskih spektrov za mobilne komunikacijske storitve na letalu (storitve MCA), da se poenostavi njihovo uvajanje v Skupnosti in izogne škodljivim motnjam, ki ji povzročajo storitve MCA pri čezmejnih letih.
Human factor issues relating to use of MCA services and satellite communications between aircraft and space stations are outside the scope of this Recommendation.
Težave, ki nastanejo pri uporabi storitev MCA in satelitske komunikacije med letalskimi in vesoljskimi postajami zaradi človeškega faktorja, so izven področja uporabe tega priporočila.
National authorisation conditions and rules referred to in this Recommendation will apply without prejudice to legal obligations concerning air safety and public security.
Pogoji in pravila za nacionalno odobritev iz tega priporočila se uporabljajo brez poseganja v pravne obveznosti v zvezi z zračno in javno varnostjo.
‘Mobile communication services on aircraft (MCA services)’ mean electronic communications services, as defined in Article 2(c) of the Framework Directive, provided by an undertaking to enable airline passengers to use public communication networks during flight without establishing direct connections with terrestrial mobile networks.
„Mobilne komunikacijske storitve na letalu (storitve MCA)“ so elektronske komunikacijske storitve, kot to določa člen 2(c) okvirne direktive, ki jih zagotavlja podjetje, ki letalskim potnikom zagotavlja uporabo javnega komunikacijskega omrežja med letom brez vzpostavitve neposredne zveze z zemeljskim mobilnim omrežjem.
Not later than six months after adoption of this Recommendation, Member States should take all steps necessary to be able to authorise provision of MCA services in aircraft registered within their jurisdiction.
Najpozneje šest mesecev po sprejetju tega priporočila morajo države članice izvesti vse ukrepe, ki so potrebni za odobritev storitev MCA na letalu, ki je registrirano v njihovi pristojnosti.
Member States should authorise MCA services in accordance with the principles set out in this Recommendation.
Države članice morajo odobriti storitve MCA v skladu z načeli iz tega priporočila.
No provision in this Recommendation should be contrary to maintaining optimum air safety conditions.
Nobena določba v tem priporočilu ne sme nasprotovati vzdrževanju najboljših varnostnih pogojev v zračnem prometu.
Member States should require no additional authorisation for operation of MCA services above their territory in aircraft registered in other Member States in compliance with the conditions agreed pursuant to point 4.
Države članice ne smejo zahtevati dodatne odobritve za izvajanje storitev MCA nad njihovim ozemljem v letalu, ki je registrirano v drugi državi članici v skladu s pogoji iz točke 4.
MCA services in aircraft registered outside the Community should also be exempted from authorisation in the Community, provided such services are in compliance with the conditions agreed pursuant to point 4 and registered in accordance with the relevant ITU rules.
Storitve MCA v letalu, ki je registrirano izven Skupnosti, je izvzeto iz odobritve v Skupnosti v primeru, da te storitve izpolnjujejo pogoje iz točke 4 in so registrirane v skladu z ustreznimi pravili Mednarodne telekomunikacijske zveze.
Member States should not authorise MCA services unless they satisfy the technical conditions set out in Decision 2008/294/EC.
Države članice ne smejo odobriti storitev MCA, razen če te izpolnjujejo tehnične pogoje iz Odločbe 2008/294/ES.
Member States should consider making provision of MCA services in aircraft registered within their jurisdiction subject to general authorisations.
Države članice morajo zagotoviti, da za opravljanje storitev MCA na letalu, ki je registrirano v njihovi pristojnosti, veljajo splošne odobritve.
Where use of spectrum for operation of MCA services is subject to individual rights, Member States should periodically reassess the need for such individual rights in the light of the experience acquired, with the objective of incorporating the conditions attached to such rights into a general authorisation.
Če pri uporabi spektra za opravljanje storitev MCA veljajo individualne pravice, morajo države članice redno ocenjevati potrebo po tovrstnih individualnih pravicah glede na pridobljene izkušnje z namenom, da se pogoji, ki so povezani s tovrstnimi pravicami, vključijo v splošno odobritev.
In such cases, Member States should ensure that MCA services and terrestrial mobile electronic communications services in the same frequency bands are authorised on distinct bases.
V takih primerih morajo države članice zagotoviti, da so storitve MCA in zemeljske mobilne komunikacijske storitve v enakih frekvenčnih pasovih odobrene na različnih osnovah.
Member States should inform the Commission and other Member States in a timely manner of the MCA services authorised to operate in aircraft registered within their jurisdiction and of the request for operation in their national airspace by MCA services in aircraft registered outside the European Union.
Države članice morajo pravočasno obvestiti Komisijo in druge države članice o storitvah MCA, ki so jih odobrile za izvajanje na letalu, ki je registrirano v njihovi pristojnosti, in o zahtevkih za izvajanje storitev MCA v njihovem nacionalnem zračnem prostoru na letalu, ki je registrirano izven Evropske unije.
Where necessary, Member States should request operators of MCA services to supply data relevant for the purpose indicated in the previous paragraph.
Po potrebi morajo države članice od operaterjev storitev MCA zahtevati, da jim posredujejo ustrezne podatke za namen, naveden v prejšnjem odstavku.
Member States should cooperate actively, constructively and in a spirit of solidarity, using existing ITU procedures where appropriate, to manage any issues concerning harmful interference allegedly caused by operation of MCA services.
Države članice morajo sodelovati aktivno, konstruktivno in solidarno ter uporabljati obstoječe postopke Mednarodne telekomunikacijske zveze, kjer je to primerno, da lahko razrešijo morebitne težave, nastale zaradi škodljivih motenj, ki so jih domnevno povzročile storitve MCA.
Member States should promptly bring issues concerning harmful interference allegedly caused by MCA services authorised in another Member State to the attention of the Member State responsible for authorisation of the MCA service concerned and should inform the Commission.
Države članice morajo o škodljivih motnjah, ki jih domnevno povzročajo storitve MCA, ki so bile odobrene v drugi državi članici, nemudoma obvestiti državo članico, ki je odgovorna za zadevno odobritev storitev MCA, in Komisijo.
Where appropriate, the Commission should inform the Communications Committee and the Radio Spectrum Committee of the above-mentioned issues in order to seek solutions to any difficulties.
Komisija o zgoraj omenjenih težavah z namenom njihove razrešitve po potrebi obvesti Komunikacijski odbor in Odbor za radijski spekter.
Member States which have authorised MCA services which are suspected of interfering harmfully with services on the territory of another Member State should respond and promptly resolve any such interference.
Države članice, ki so odobrile storitve MCA, za katere obstaja sum, da povzročajo škodljive motnje pri storitvah na območju druge države članice, se morajo na to odzvati in motnje čim prej odpraviti.
Member States should keep use of spectrum by MCA services under scrutiny, in particular concerning actual or potential harmful interference, and should report their findings to the Commission to allow a timely review of this Recommendation if necessary.
Države članice morajo nadzorovati uporabo spektra ponudnikov storitev MCA, zlasti dejanske ali morebitno škodljive motnje, in svoje ugotovitve sporočiti Komisiji ter tako po potrebi omogočiti pravočasen pregled tega priporočila.
on a code of conduct for responsible nanosciences and nanotechnologies research
o kodeksu ravnanja za odgovorno raziskovanje na področju nanoznanosti in nanotehnologije
(notified under document number C(2008) 424)
(notificirano pod dokumentarno številko C(2008) 424)
In its Communication to the Council, the European Parliament, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions ‘Towards a European research area’ the Commission proposed in January 2000 the creation of a European Research Area [1] with a view to consolidating and structuring European research policy.
Komisija je v sporočilu Svetu, Evropskemu parlamentu, Evropskemu ekonomsko-socialnemu odboru in Odboru regij z naslovom „K Evropskemu raziskovalnemu prostoru“ januarja 2000 predlagala vzpostavitev Evropskega raziskovalnega prostora [1], da bi konsolidirali in strukturirali evropsko raziskovalno politiko.
In May 2007, in the Green Paper ‘The European Research Area: New Perspectives’, the Commission relaunched a broad institutional and public debate on what should be done to create a unified and attractive European Research Area that would fulfil the needs and expectations of the scientific community, business and citizens [2].
Z zeleno knjigo z naslovom „Evropski raziskovalni prostor: Nove perspektive“ je Komisija maja 2007 ponovno začela široko institucionalno in javno razpravo o tem, kaj je treba narediti za vzpostavitev enotnega in privlačnega Evropskega raziskovalnega prostora, ki bo izpolnil potrebe in pričakovanja znanstvene skupnosti, podjetij in državljanov [2].
The Commission adopted in February 2000 a Communication on the precautionary principle [3], aiming to build a common understanding of how to assess, appraise, manage and communicate risks that science is not yet able to evaluate fully.
Komisija je februarja 2000 sprejela sporočilo o previdnostnem načelu [3], katerega namen je doseči skupen dogovor o tem, kako oceniti, ovrednotiti, obvladovati in sporočati tveganje, ki ga znanost zaenkrat še ni sposobna v celoti oceniti.
In March 2000 the Lisbon European Council set for the Community the objective of becoming in the next decade the most competitive and dynamic knowledge economy in the world, capable of sustainable economic growth with more and better jobs and greater social cohesion.
Evropski svet si je v Lizboni marca 2000 zastavil cilj, v skladu s katerim naj bi Skupnost v naslednjem desetletju postala najbolj konkurenčno in dinamično, na znanju temelječe gospodarstvo na svetu s sposobnostjo zagotavljanja trajnostne gospodarske rasti s številnejšimi in boljšimi delovnimi mesti ter večjo socialno kohezijo.
In 2004, with its Communication ‘Towards a European strategy for nanotechnology’ [4], the Commission identified actions aimed at creating the Community added value necessary to remain competitive in this sector while ensuring its responsible development.
Komisija je leta 2004 v sporočilu z naslovom „K evropski strategiji za nanotehnologijo“ [4] opredelila ukrepe za ustvarjanje dodane vrednosti Skupnosti, ki je potrebna, da bi Skupnost ostala konkurenčna v tem sektorju, hkrati pa zagotavljala odgovoren razvoj nanotehnologije.
In its conclusions of 24 September 2004 [5], the Council (Competitiveness) welcomed the proposed integrated, safe and responsible approach and the Commission’s intention to draw up an Action Plan for nanotechnology.
Svet (Konkurenčnost) je v sklepih z dne 24. septembra 2004 [5] pozdravil predlagan celostni, varni in odgovorni pristop ter namen Komisije, da sestavi akcijski načrt za nanotehnologijo.
Taking into account the results of a public consultation, the Commission drew up in 2005 a Nanotechnologies Action Plan [6] which sets out coherent and interconnected actions for the immediate implementation of an integrated, safe and responsible strategy for nanosciences and nanotechnologies based on the priority areas identified in the Communication ‘Towards a European strategy for nanotechnology’.
Ob upoštevanju rezultatov javnega posvetovanja je Komisija leta 2005 sestavila akcijski načrt za nanotehnologijo [6], ki določa skladne in medsebojno povezane ukrepe za takojšnje izvajanje celostne, varne in odgovorne strategije za nanoznanosti in nanotehnologije, ki temelji na prednostnih področjih, opredeljenih v sporočilu z naslovom „K evropski strategiji za nanotehnologijo“.
Both Communications explicitly acknowledged that environmental, human health and safety aspects need to be integrated in all nanosciences and nanotechnologies research.
V obeh sporočilih je izrecno navedeno, da je treba okoljski in varnostni vidik ter vidik človekovega zdravja vključiti v vse raziskave na področju nanoznanosti in nanotehnologije.
Following the Nanosciences and nanotechnologies Action Plan, in January 2007 the European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies presented an opinion on the ethical aspects of nanomedicine [7].
Po sprejetju akcijskega načrta za nanoznanosti in nanotehnologijo je Evropska skupina za etiko v znanosti in novih tehnologijah (EGE) januarja 2007 predložila mnenje o etičnih vidikih nanomedicine [7].
Following comments made during a public consultation on a previous opinion, the Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks adopted in March 2006 a modified opinion on the appropriateness of existing methodologies to assess the potential risks associated with engineered and adventitious products of nanotechnologies [8].
Na podlagi pripomb, izraženih med javnim posvetovanjem o predhodnem mnenju, je Znanstveni odbor za nastajajoča in na novo ugotovljena zdravstvena tveganja (SCENIHR) marca 2006 sprejel spremenjeno mnenje o primernosti obstoječih metodologij za oceno možnih tveganj, povezanih s pridobljenimi in naključnimi proizvodi nanotehnologije [8].
In June 2006 the European Council adopted a revised sustainable development strategy fine-tuning the Community sustainable development strategy launched at the Gothenburg Summit in June 2001 that centred on objectives of environment and health protection and poverty eradication.
Evropski svet je junija 2006 sprejel pregledano strategijo trajnostnega razvoja, ki podrobno določa strategijo Skupnosti za trajnostni razvoj, uvedeno na vrhu v Göteborgu junija 2001 in katere cilji so se osredotočali na okolje, varovanje zdravja in odpravo revščine.
In its conclusions [9] of 23 November 2007, the Council (Competitiveness) recognised the need to foster synergies and cooperation between all nanosciences and nanotechnologies stakeholders, including the Member States, the Commission, academia, research centres, industry, financial bodies, non-governmental organisations and society at large.
Svet (Konkurenčnost) je v sklepih [9] z dne 23. novembra 2007 priznal potrebo po spodbujanju sinergij in sodelovanja med vsemi zainteresiranimi stranmi na področju nanoznanosti in nanotehnologije, vključno z državami članicami, Evropsko komisijo, akademiki, raziskovalnimi centri, industrijo, finančnimi organi, NVO in širšo družbo.
A first report on the implementation of the Nanotechnologies Action Plan for Europe was presented by the Commission in 2007 [10].
Prvo poročilo o izvajanju akcijskega načrta za nanotehnologijo za Evropo je Komisija predložila leta 2007 [10].
In this report the Commission announced its intention to adopt a voluntary Code of Conduct for Responsible Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies Research.
V poročilu je Komisija naznanila, da namerava sprejeti prostovoljni kodeks ravnanja v okviru odgovornih raziskav v zvezi z nanoznanostmi in nanotehnologijo.
This Recommendation includes the Code of Conduct, aiming to promote integrated, safe and responsible nanosciences and nanotechnologies research in Europe for the benefit of society as a whole.
To priporočilo vključuje kodeks ravnanja, katerega cilj je spodbujati celostne, varne in odgovorne raziskave na področju nanoznanosti in nanotehnologije v Evropi v korist družbe kot celote.
The general principles and guidelines on actions to be taken outlined in this Recommendation benefited from a public consultation.
O splošnih načelih in smernicah za ukrepe, ki jih je treba sprejeti in ki so navedeni v tem priporočilu, se je razpravljalo na javnem posvetovanju.
This Recommendation provides Member States with an instrument to undertake further initiatives to ensure safe, ethical and sustainable nanosciences and nanotechnologies research in the European Union.
To priporočilo državam članicam zagotavlja instrument za nadaljnje pobude za zagotovitev varnih, etičnih in trajnostnih raziskav na področju nanoznanosti in nanotehnologije v Evropski uniji.
This Recommendation also aims at contributing to proper coordination between Member States with a view to optimise synergies between all nanosciences and nanotechnologies research stakeholders at European and international levels,
Cilj tega priporočila je tudi prispevati k ustreznem usklajevanju med državami članicami, da bi se dosegle največje možne sinergije med vsemi zainteresiranimi stranmi na področju raziskav v zvezi z nanoznanostmi in nanotehnologijo na evropski in mednarodni ravni –
That Member States be guided by the general principles and guidelines for actions to be taken, set out in the Code of Conduct for Responsible Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies Research, in the Annex, as they formulate, adopt and implement their strategies for developing sustainable nanosciences and nanotechnologies (hereinafter N&N) research, in line with the Commission Nanotechnologies Strategy and Action Plan.
Države članice se pri oblikovanju, sprejemanju in izvajanju svojih strategij za razvoj trajnostnega raziskovanja na področju nanoznanosti in nanotehnologij (v nadaljnjem besedilu N&N) v skladu s strategijo in akcijskim načrtom Skupnosti za nanotehnologijo ravnajo po splošnih načelih in smernicah za ukrepe, ki jih je treba sprejeti, določenih v kodeksu ravnanja za odgovorno raziskovanje na področju nanoznanosti in nanotehnologije, ki se nahaja v prilogi k temu priporočilu.
That Member States endeavour to follow these general principles and guidelines when implementing their national regulatory research and development strategies or developing sectoral and institutional research and development standards, taking into account pre-existing applicable N&N guidelines, good practices or regulations.
Države članice si prizadevajo slediti tem splošnim načelom in smernicam pri izvajanju nacionalnih regulativnih strategij za raziskave in razvoj ali pri razvoju sektorskih in institucionalnih standardov na področju raziskav in razvoja, ob upoštevanju že obstoječih smernic, dobrih praks in predpisov na področju N&N.
That Member States consider such general principles and guidelines on research to be an integral part of institutional quality assurance mechanisms by regarding them as a means for establishing funding criteria for national/regional funding schemes, as well as adopting them for the auditing, monitoring and evaluation processes of public bodies.
Države članice takšna splošna načela in smernice za raziskovanje obravnavajo kot sestavni del institucionalnih mehanizmov zagotavljanja kakovosti s tem, da jih po eni strani uporabijo kot sredstvo za oblikovanje meril financiranja za nacionalne/regionalne sheme financiranja in po drugi strani za postopke revizije, spremljanja in ocenjevanja za javne organe.
That Member States encourage the voluntary adoption of the Code of Conduct by relevant national and regional authorities, employers and research funding bodies, researchers, and any individual or civil society organisation involved or interested in N&N research and endeavour to undertake the necessary steps to ensure that they contribute to developing and maintaining a supportive research environment, conducive to the safe, ethical and effective development of the N&N potential.
Države članice spodbujajo nacionalne in regionalne organe, delodajalce, organe, pristojne za financiranje raziskav, raziskovalce ter vse posameznike ali organizacije civilne družbe, ki sodelujejo pri raziskavah na področju N&N ali se zanje zanimajo, da prostovoljno sprejmejo kodeks ravnanja ter si prizadevajo sprejeti ukrepe, potrebne za zagotovitev njihovega prispevka k razvoju in ohranjanju ugodnega okolja za raziskave, ki omogoča varno, etično in učinkovito uporabo potenciala N&N.
That Member States cooperate with the Commission in order to review this recommendation every two years, as well as to monitor the extent to which relevant stakeholders have adopted and applied the Code of Conduct.
Države članice sodelujejo s Komisijo pri pregledu tega priporočila na vsaki dve leti in pri spremljanju, v kolikšni meri so zainteresirane strani sprejele in uporabljale kodeks ravnanja.
That the criteria for measuring such adherence to and application of the Code of Conduct be established and agreed with the Member States in relation to similar work undertaken at Community level.
Merila za ugotavljanje takšnega sprejetja in uporabe kodeksa ravnanja se oblikujejo na podlagi skupnega dogovora z državami članicami glede na podobna dela na ravni Skupnosti.
That Member States, in their bilateral agreements on research strategies and activities with third countries and in their role as members of international organisations, take due account of this Recommendation when proposing research strategies and taking decisions, and duly coordinate with other Member States and the Commission.
Države članice v okviru dvostranskih sporazumov s tretjimi državami o strategijah in dejavnostih na področju raziskav ter v okviru njihove vloge članic mednarodnih organizacij ustrezno upoštevajo to priporočilo, ko predlagajo raziskovalne strategije in sprejemajo odločitve, ter se ustrezno uskladijo z drugimi državami članicami in Komisijo.