3 Amendments of Evin INCIR related to 2018/0330B(COD)
Amendment 47 #
(81 d) In order to ensure a high level of control of document fraud by Member States, the Member States’ authorities competent in the area of document fraud such as border police, other law enforcement authorities or certain other third parties should be provided with differing levels of access to FADO, depending on their requirements. As the conditions and measures for granting such access are non-essential elements supplementing this Regulation, they should be laid down by means of delegated acts. Equally, FADO should enable certain users to have at their disposal information on any new forgery methods that are detected and on new genuine documents that are in circulation.
Amendment 65 #
Proposal for a regulation
Article 80 c (new)
Article 80 c (new)
Article 80 c Responsibilities of the Agency 1. The Agency shall be responsible for establishing FADO in accordance with this Regulation. The Agency shall ensure the functioning of FADO 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and provide for its maintenance and updating. 2. The Agency shall provide the Member States’ competent authorities with near real-time assistance in the detection and identification of falsified documents. 3. The Agency shall be responsible for uploading the information received from the Member States in a timely and efficient manner in order to guarantee the uniformity and quality of the data while ensuring the respect for the principle of data minimisation provided for in point (c) of Article 4(1) of Regulation (EU) 2018/1725. 4. The Agency shall be responsible for uploading information on documents from third countries, territorial entities, international organisations and other entities subject to international law, and information on falsifications thereof .
Amendment 68 #
Proposal for a regulation
Article 80 d (new)
Article 80 d (new)
Article 80 d FADO architecture and access to the system The FADO architecture shall enable: (a) document experts of the Member States’ authorities competent in the area of document fraud, such as border police and other law enforcement authorities, to access the system in an unrestricted manner; (b) Member States’ authorities and third parties, such as Union institutions, bodies, offices and agencies, to access the system in a restricted manner where they require access to limited information regarding the security features and falsification of documents; (c) third parties, such as airlines, third countries or international organisations that do not require detailed information regarding the security features and falsification of documents to access the system in a restricted manner, but shall not grant them access to any personal data that are not subject to the consent of the individual concerned; (d) the public to access the system in a restricted manner for specimen documents but shall not grant it access to personal data that are not subject to the consent of the individual concerned; the public shall only be provided with access to public information on security features.