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The five founding countries signed the Convention implementing the Schengen Agreement [1] on 19 June 1990, and were later joined by the Italian Republic on 27 November 1990, the Kingdom of Spain and the Portuguese Republic on 25 June 1991, the Hellenic Republic on 6 November 1992, the Republic of Austria on 28 April 1995 and by the Kingdom of Denmark, the Republic of Finland and the Kingdom of Sweden on 19 December 1996.
Teh pet držav ustanoviteljic je 19. junija 1990 podpisalo Konvencijo o izvajanju Schengenskega sporazuma [1], pozneje pa so se jim pridružile Italijanska republika 27. novembra 1990, Kraljevina Španija in Portugalska republika 25. junija 1991, Helenska republika 6. novembra 1992, Republika Avstrija 28. aprila 1995 ter Kraljevina Danska, Kraljevina Švedska in Republika Finska 19. decembra 1996.
Subsequently, as of 26 March 1995, the Schengen acquis was fully applied in Belgium, Germany, Spain, France, Luxembourg, Netherlands and Portugal [2].
Schengenski pravni red se je tako od 26. marca 1995 v celoti uporabljal v Belgiji, Nemčiji, Franciji, Luksemburgu, na Nizozemskem, v Španiji in na Portugalskem [2].
From 1 May 2004, the Schengen acquis as integrated into the framework of the European Union by the Protocol annexed to the Treaty on European Union and to the Treaty establishing the European Community (hereinafter referred to as the Schengen Protocol), and the acts building upon it or otherwise related to it are binding on the Czech Republic, the Republic of Estonia, the Republic of Latvia, the Republic of Lithuania, Hungary, the Republic of Malta, the Republic of Poland, the Republic of Slovenia and the Slovak Republic.
Schengenski pravni red, kakor je vključen v okvir Evropske unije s Protokolom, priloženim Pogodbi o Evropski uniji in Pogodbi o ustanovitvi Evropske skupnosti (v nadaljnjem besedilu: schengenski protokol), ter akti, ki ga nadgrajujejo ali so z njim kako drugače povezani, so od 1. maja 2004 zavezujoči za Češko republiko, Republiko Estonijo, Republiko Latvijo, Republiko Litvo, Madžarsko, Republiko Malto, Republiko Poljsko, Republiko Slovenijo in Slovaško republiko.
These Member States became full members of the Schengen area on 21 December 2007.
Te države članice so 21. decembra 2007 postale polnopravne članice schengenskega območja.
The Republic of Cyprus is a signatory to the Convention implementing the Schengen Agreement but enjoys a derogation under its Act of Accession of 2003.
Ciper je podpisnik Konvencije o izvajanju Schengenskega sporazuma, a je upravičen do odstopanja v skladu z Aktom o pristopu iz leta 2003.
Some of the provisions of the Schengen acquis apply upon accession of new Member States to the EU.
Nekatere določbe schengenskega pravnega reda se uporabljajo po pristopu novih držav članic k EU.
Other provisions shall only apply in these Member States pursuant to a Council decision to that effect.
Druge določbe se v teh državah članicah uporabljajo le na podlagi ustreznega sklepa Sveta.
Finally, the Council takes a decision on the lifting of border checks, after verification that the necessary conditions for the application of all parts of the acquis concerned have been met in the Member State in question, in accordance with the applicable Schengen evaluation procedures and after consultation of the European Parliament.
Svet sprejme odločitev o odpravi mejnih kontrol, ko v skladu z veljavnimi schengenskimi postopki ocenjevanja in po posvetovanju z Evropskim parlamentom preveri, da so bili v zadevni državi članici izpolnjeni potrebni pogoji za uporabo vseh delov zadevnega pravnega reda.
Certain other European countries joined the Schengen area.
Schengenskemu območju so se priključile nekatere druge evropske države.
The Republic of Iceland and the Kingdom of Norway concluded an Association Agreement with the Member States on 18 May 1999 [8] in order to join the Schengen Convention.In 2004, the Swiss Confederation signed an agreement with the European Union and the European Community concerning its association with the implementation, application and development of the Schengen acquis [9], based upon which it became a member of the Schengen area on 12 December 2008.
Kraljevina Norveška in Republika Islandija sta z državami članicami 18. maja 1999 [8] sklenili Sporazum o pridružitvi za pristop k Schengenski konvenciji.Švicarska konfederacija je leta 2004 podpisala Sporazum z Evropsko unijo in Evropsko skupnostjo o pridružitvi k izvajanju, uporabi in razvoju schengenskega pravnega reda [9], zaradi česar je 12. decembra 2008 postala članica schengenskega območja.
In 2008 the Principality of Liechtenstein signed the Protocol between the European Union, the European Community, the Swiss Confederation and the Principality of Liechtenstein on the accession of the Principality of Liechtenstein to the Agreement between the European Union, the European Community and the Swiss Confederation on the Swiss Confederation’s association with the implementation, application and development of the Schengen acquis [10] based upon which it became a member of the Schengen area on 19 December 2011.
Kneževina Lihtenštajn je leta 2008 podpisala Protokol med Evropsko unijo, Evropsko skupnostjo, Švicarsko konfederacijo in Kneževino Lihtenštajn o pristopu Kneževine Lihtenštajn k Sporazumu med Evropsko unijo, Evropsko skupnostjo in Švicarsko konfederacijo o pridružitvi Švicarske konfederacije k izvajanju, uporabi in razvoju schengenskega pravnega reda [10], zaradi česar je 19. decembra 2011 postala članica schengenskega območja.
SIS II, set up pursuant to Regulation (EC) No 1987/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council [11] (SIS II Regulation) and Council Decision 2007/533/JHA [12] (SIS II Decision) on the establishment, operation and use of the Second Generation Information System (SIS II) (together: the SIS II legal instruments) constitutes a common information system allowing the competent authorities in the Member States to cooperate by exchanging information and is an essential tool for the application of the provisions of the Schengen acquis as integrated into the framework of the European Union.
SIS II, vzpostavljen v skladu z Uredbo (ES) št. 1987/2006 Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta [11] (Uredba o SIS II) ter Sklepom Sveta 2007/533/PNZ [12] (Sklep o SIS II) o vzpostavitvi, delovanju in uporabi druge generacije schengenskega informacijskega sistema (SIS II) (skupaj imenovana pravna akta o SIS II), je skupen informacijski sistem, ki pristojnim organom držav članic omogoča, da sodelujejo z izmenjavo informacij, ter je bistveno orodje za uporabo določb schengenskega pravnega reda, kakor so vključene v okvir Evropske unije.
These instruments, when in application, repeal Title IV of the Convention implementing the Schengen Agreement.
Z začetkom uporabe teh dveh aktov je bil razveljavljen naslov IV Konvencije o izvajanju schengenskega sporazuma.
It replaces the first generation Schengen Information System that began operating in 1995 and was extended in 2005 and 2007.
Ta sistem nadomešča prvo generacijo schengenskega informacijskega sistema, ki je začel delovati leta 1995 ter katerega delovanje je bilo podaljšano v letih 2005 in 2007.Njegov namen, kakor je določeno v členu 1 navedenih pravnih aktov, je:
Its purpose as laid down in Article 1 of the aforementioned legal acts is ‘(…) to ensure a high level of security within an area of freedom, security and justice of the European Union including the maintenance of public security and public policy and the safeguarding of security in the territories of the Member States, and to apply the provisions of Title IV of Part Three of the (EC) Treaty (hereinafter referred to as the EC Treaty) relating to the movement of persons in their territories, using information communicated via this system.’
„[…] zagotoviti visoko stopnjo varnosti na območju svobode, varnosti in pravice Evropske unije, kar vključuje vzdrževanje javnega reda in varnosti ter varovanje varnosti na ozemljih držav članic, in uporabiti določbe iz naslova IV tretjega dela Pogodbe (ES) (v nadaljnjem besedilu: Pogodba ES) v zvezi s pretokom oseb na njihovih ozemljih, in sicer s pomočjo informacij, ki se sporočajo prek tega sistema“.
In accordance with the SIS II legal instruments, by means of an automated consultation procedure, SIS II shall provide access to alerts on persons and objects to the following authorities:
Schengenski informacijski sistem II, skladno s pravnima aktoma o SIS II, s postopkom avtomatskega posvetovanja zagotavlja dostop do razpisov ukrepov za osebe in predmete naslednjim organom:
authorities responsible for border controls, in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 562/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 March 2006 establishing a Community Code on the rules governing the movement of persons across borders (Schengen Borders Code) [13];
organom, pristojnim za nadzor meje v skladu z Uredbo (ES) št. 562/2006 Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta z dne 15. marca 2006 o Zakoniku Skupnosti o pravilih, ki urejajo gibanje oseb prek meja (Zakonik o schengenskih mejah) [13];
authorities responsible for issuing visas, the central authorities responsible for examining visa applications, authorities responsible for issuing residence permits and for the administration of legislation on third-country nationals in the context of the application of the Union law relating to the movement of persons;
organom, pristojnim za izdajanje vizumov, centralnim organom, pristojnim za obravnavanje prošenj za vizume, organom, pristojnim za izdajanje dovoljenj za prebivanje, in organom, pristojnim za izvajanje predpisov o državljanih tretjih držav v okviru uporabe pravnega reda Unije v zvezi s pretokom oseb;
authorities responsible for issuing vehicle registration certificates (in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1986/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 December 2006 regarding access to the Second Generation Schengen Information System (SIS II) by the services in the Member States responsible for issuing vehicle registration certificates [14]).
organom, pristojnim za izdajo potrdil o registraciji vozil (v skladu z Uredbo (ES) št. 1986/2006 Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta z dne 20. decembra 2006 o dostopu služb držav članic, pristojnih za izdajo potrdil o registraciji vozil, do druge generacije schengenskega informacijskega sistema (SIS II) [14]).
In accordance with the SIS II Decision, Europol and Eurojust also have access to certain categories of alerts.
V skladu s Sklepom o SIS II imata tudi Europol in Eurojust dostop do določenih kategorij razpisov ukrepov.
SIS II is made up of the following components:
SIS II je sestavljen iz naslednjih delov:
a central system (the Central SIS II) composed of:
centralnega sistema („centralni SIS II“), sestavljenega iz:
a technical support function (CS-SIS) containing a database (the SIS II database);
tehničnega podpornega dela („CS-SIS“), ki vsebuje podatkovno zbirko („podatkovna zbirka SIS II“);
a national system (N.SIS II) in each of the Member States, consisting of the national data systems which communicate with the Central SIS II.
nacionalnega sistema („N.SIS II“) v vsaki državi članici, sestavljenega iz nacionalnih podatkovnih sistemov, ki komunicirajo s centralnim SIS II.
An N.SIS II may contain a data file (a national copy), containing a complete or partial copy of the SIS II database;
N.SIS II lahko vsebuje podatkovno zbirko (nacionalna kopija), ki vsebuje popolno ali delno kopijo podatkovne zbirke SIS II;
a communication infrastructure between the CS-SIS and the NI-SIS that provides an encrypted virtual network dedicated to SIS II data and the exchange of data between Sirene Bureaux as defined below.
komunikacijske infrastrukture med CS-SIS in NI-SIS, ki zagotavlja šifrirano navidezno omrežje, namenjeno podatkom v SIS II in izmenjavi podatkov med uradi SIRENE, kakor je določeno v nadaljevanju.
SIS II only contains the indispensable information (i.e. alert data) allowing the identification of a person or an object and the necessary action to be taken.
SIS II vsebuje samo nepogrešljive podatke (npr. podatke o razpisu ukrepa), ki omogočajo identifikacijo osebe ali predmeta, in nujne ukrepe, ki naj bi se izvedli.
In addition, according to the SIS II legal instruments, Member States shall exchange supplementary information related to the alert which is required for implementing certain provisions foreseen under the SIS II legal instruments, and for SIS II to function properly, either on a bilateral or multilateral basis.
Poleg tega države članice v skladu s pravnima aktoma o SIS II izmenjajo dopolnilne podatke, povezane z razpisom ukrepa, ki so potrebni za izvajanje nekaterih določb, predvidenih s pravnima aktoma o SIS II, in za pravilno delovanje SIS II bodisi na dvostranski bodisi na večstranski podlagi.
This structure, built to deal with the exchange of supplementary information, has been given the name ‘Sirene’, which is an acronym of the definition of the structure in English:
Ta struktura, vzpostavljena zaradi izmenjave dopolnilnih podatkov, je bila poimenovana „SIRENE“, kar je akronim opredelitve tega pojma v angleščini:
Supplementary Information Request at the National Entries.
„Supplementary Information Request at the National Entries“ – SIRENE (Zahteva za dopolnilne podatke pri vnosih držav članic).
A national ‘Sirene Bureau’ shall be set up by each of the Member States in accordance with common Article 7(2) of the SIS II legal instruments.
Vsaka država članica vzpostavi nacionalni „urad SIRENE“ v skladu s členom 7(2), ki je skupen obema pravnima aktoma o SIS II.
It shall serve as a single contact point for the Member States, fully operational on 24/7 basis, for the purpose of exchanging supplementary information in connection with the entry of alerts and for allowing the appropriate action to be taken in cases where persons and objects have been entered in SIS II and are found as a result of a hit.
Kot enotna kontaktna točka za države članice deluje neprekinjeno štiriindvajset ur na dan, vse dni v tednu in se uporablja za izmenjavo dopolnilnih podatkov v zvezi z vnosom razpisov ukrepov, omogoča pa tudi izvedbo ustreznih ukrepov, če se najde zadetek pri iskanju oseb ali predmetov, katerih podatki so bili vneseni v SIS II.
The Sirene Bureaux’ main tasks include [15] ensuring the exchange of all supplementary information is in accordance with the requirements of this Sirene Manual, as provided in common Article 8 of the SIS II legal instruments for the following purposes:(a) in order to allow Member States to consult or inform each other whilst entering an alert (e.g. when entering alerts for arrest);
Glavne naloge urada SIRENE obsegajo [15] zagotavljanje, da je izmenjava vseh dopolnilnih podatkov v skladu z zahtevami tega priročnika SIRENE, kot je določeno v členu 8, ki je skupen obema pravnima aktoma o SIS II, za naslednje namene:(a) da se lahko države članice medsebojno posvetujejo ali obvestijo pri vnašanju razpisa ukrepa (npr. pri vnašanju razpisov ukrepov za prijetje);
following a hit in order to allow the appropriate action to be taken (e.g. matching an alert);
da se v primeru zadetka omogoči izvedba ustreznega ukrepa (npr. najden zadetek za razpis ukrepa);
when the required action cannot be taken (e.g. adding a flag);
če želenega ukrepa ni mogoče izvesti (npr. dodajanje označitve);
when dealing with the quality of SIS II data (e.g. when data has been unlawfully entered or is factually inaccurate), including the validation of outgoing alerts and the verification of incoming alerts, if it is provided for by national law;
kadar gre za kakovost podatkov v SIS II (npr. ko so bili podatki vneseni nezakonito ali so dejansko netočni), vključno s potrjevanjem objavljenih razpisov ukrepov in preverjanjem vnesenih razpisov ukrepov, če tako določa nacionalno pravo;
when dealing with the compatibility and priority of alerts (e.g. when checking for multiple alerts);
kadar gre za skladnost in prednostno obravnavo razpisov ukrepov (npr. pri preverjanju večkratnih razpisov ukrepov);
when dealing with data subjects’ rights, in particular the right of access to data.
kadar gre za uveljavljanje pravic osebe, na katero se nanašajo podatki, zlasti pravice do dostopa do podatkov.
Member States are encouraged to organise all national bodies responsible for international police cooperation, including Sirene Bureaux, in a structured way so as to prevent conflicts of competence and duplication of work.
Države članice je treba spodbujati, naj strukturirano organizirajo vse nacionalne organe, pristojne za mednarodno policijsko sodelovanje, vključno z uradom SIRENE, tako da se preprečijo spori o pristojnosti in podvajanje dela.
The Sirene Manual is a set of instructions which describes in detail the rules and procedures governing the bilateral or multilateral exchange of supplementary information.
Priročnik SIRENE je sklop navodil, v katerih so podrobno opisani pravila in postopki, ki urejajo dvostransko ali večstransko izmenjavo dopolnilnih podatkov.
Since certain rules of a technical nature have a direct impact on the work of users in the Member States, including the Sirene Bureaux, it is appropriate to include such rules in the Sirene Manual.
Ker nekatera pravila, ki so tehnične narave, neposredno vplivajo na delo uporabnikov v državah članicah, vključno z uradi SIRENE, jih je primerno vključiti v Priročnik SIRENE.
Therefore Appendices to this Manual shall set out, inter alia, rules on transliteration, code tables, forms for communication of supplementary information and other technical implementing measures for data processing.
Zato dodatki k temu priročniku med drugim vsebujejo pravila o prečrkovanju, razpredelnice s šiframi, obrazce za sporočanje dopolnilnih podatkov in druge tehnične izvedbene ukrepe za obdelavo podatkov.
The catalogue serves to provide legally non-binding recommendations and best practices for Member States in the light of experience.
Katalog ponuja pravno nezavezujoča priporočila in najboljše prakse za države članice ob upoštevanju izkušenj.
It also serves as a reference tool for evaluation of the correct implementation of the SIS II legal instruments.
Uporablja se tudi kot referenčno orodje za ocenjevanje pravilnega izvajanja pravnih aktov o SIS II.
Accordingly, it should, as far as possible, be followed.
V skladu s tem ga je treba, kolikor je mogoče, upoštevati.
The exchange of supplementary information shall not prejudice the tasks entrusted to the Sirene Bureaux in the area of international police cooperation by national law implementing other legal instruments of the European Union.
Izmenjava dopolnilnih podatkov ne vpliva na naloge, ki so na področju mednarodnega policijskega sodelovanja naložene uradom SIRENE s predpisi nacionalnega prava o izvajanju drugih pravnih aktov Evropske unije.
Additional tasks may be entrusted to the Sirene Bureaux, in particular, by the national law implementing Framework Decision 2006/960/JHA, Articles 39 and 46 of the Schengen Convention, in as far as they are not replaced by Framework Decision 2006/960/JHA, Article 40 or 41 of the Schengen Convention or if the information falls within the scope of the mutual legal assistance.
Uradom SIRENE so lahko naložene dodatne naloge, zlasti s predpisi nacionalnega prava o izvajanju Okvirnega sklepa 2006/960/PNZ, členoma 39 in 46 Schengenske konvencije, kolikor ju ni nadomestil Okvirni sklep 2006/960/PNZ, ter členoma 40 ali 41 Schengenske konvencije, ali če spadajo podatki na področje uporabe medsebojne pravne pomoči.
If a Sirene Bureau receives, from another Sirene Bureau, a request falling outside its competence under national law it should immediately forward it to the competent authority and inform the requesting Sirene Bureau about this action.
Če urad SIRENE od drugega urada SIRENE prejme zahtevo, ki je po nacionalnem pravu zunaj njegovega področja pristojnosti, jo nemudoma posreduje pristojnemu organu in o tem obvesti urad SIRENE, ki je poslal zahtevo.
If necessary, it should provide support to the requesting Sirene Bureau to facilitate communication.
Uradu SIRENE, ki je poslal zahtevo, mora po potrebi zagotoviti podporo za lažjo komunikacijo.
Data processed in SIS II
Podatki, obdelani v SIS II
According to Article 39 of the SIS II Regulation and Article 54 of the SIS II Decision, data processed in SIS II in application of these two legal instruments shall not be transferred or made available to third countries or to international organisations.
V skladu s členom 39 Uredbe o SIS II in členom 54 Sklepa o SIS II se podatki, obdelani v SIS II, pri uporabi teh dveh pravnih aktov ne posredujejo ali dajejo na razpolago tretjim državam ali mednarodnim organizacijam.
Article 55 of the SIS II Decision foresees derogation from this general rule regarding the exchange of data on stolen, misappropriated, lost or invalidated passports with Interpol, subject to the conditions laid down in this article.
V členu 55 Sklepa o SIS II je določeno odstopanje od tega splošnega pravila, in sicer glede izmenjave podatkov o ukradenih, protipravno odvzetih, drugače odtujenih ali razveljavljenih potnih listov z Interpolom, pri čemer je treba upoštevati pogoje iz tega člena.
In accordance with the ‘data ownership principle’ contained in Article 34(2) of the SIS II Regulation and Article 49(2) of the SIS II Decision, transmission of supplementary information to third countries can only be performed by the Member State ‘owner’ of the data.
V skladu z „načelom lastništva podatkov“ iz člena 34(2) Uredbe o SIS II in člena 49(2) Sklepa o SIS II lahko prenos dopolnilnih podatkov v tretje države opravi le država članica, ki je „lastnica“ podatkov.
If a request for supplementary information related to a particular alert is received by the Sirene Bureau of a Member State other than that entering the alert, the former shall inform the latter of the request for information in order to allow the issuing Member State to make a decision in full compliance with the applicable national law, including the rules on data protection.
Če urad SIRENE države članice, ki ni izdala razpisa ukrepa, prejme zahtevo za dopolnilne podatke v zvezi s posameznim razpisom ukrepov, o tej zahtevi za podatke obvesti urad SIRENE države članice izdajateljice, s čimer ji omogoči, da sprejme odločitev, popolnoma skladno z veljavnim nacionalnim pravom, vključno s pravili o varstvu podatkov.
Use of the Interpol channel to third countries will depend on national provisions or procedures.
Uporaba Interpolovega kanala za tretje države bo odvisna od nacionalnih določb ali postopkov.
Europol has the right to access and to directly search data entered in SIS II according to SIS II Decision Articles 26, 36 and 38.
Europol ima v skladu s členi 26, 36 in 38 Sklepa o SIS II pravico do dostopa do podatkov in do neposrednega iskanja podatkov, vnesenih v SIS II.
Europol may request further information from the Member States concerned in accordance with the provisions of the Europol Decision [16].
Europol lahko od zadevnih držav članic zahteva dodatne podatke v skladu z določbami iz Sklepa o ustanovitvi Europola [16].
In accordance with national law, it is strongly recommended that cooperation with the National Europol Unit (ENU) should be established in order to ensure that the Sirene Bureau is informed of any exchange of supplementary information between Europol and the ENU concerning alerts in SIS II.
V skladu z nacionalnim pravom je strogo priporočljivo, da se vzpostavi sodelovanje z nacionalno enoto Europola, s čimer se zagotovi, da je urad SIRENE obveščen o vseh izmenjavah dopolnilnih podatkov med Europolom in nacionalno enoto Europola glede razpisov ukrepov v SIS II.
The national members of Eurojust and their assistants have the right to access and to directly search data entered in SIS II according to Articles 26, 32, 34 and 38 of the SIS II Decision.
Nacionalni člani Eurojusta in njihovi pomočniki imajo v skladu s členi 26, 32, 34 in 38 Sklepa o SIS II pravico do dostopa do podatkov in do neposrednega iskanja podatkov, vnesenih v SIS II.
In accordance with national law, cooperation with them should be established in order to ensure the smooth exchange of information in case of a hit.
V skladu z nacionalnim pravom bi bilo treba z njimi vzpostaviti sodelovanje, da se zagotovi nemotena izmenjava podatkov v primeru zadetka.