Examples of using Secure operator in English and their translations into Finnish
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Member States shall allow“secure operators” to benefit from facilitations and simplifications related to security control measures“fast track treatment”.
Member States should ensure that a list of“secure operators” is made accessible to other Member States' authorities and the Commission.
in the scheme without, however, forfeiting their right to control“secure operators”.
Member States should grant“secure operators” facilitations in the area of security controls plus simplifications of security controls at external borders, including where available, the use of“fast track treatment”, without losing the right to carry out security controls on“secure operators”.
mutual recognition of“secure operator” status thus allowing all“secure operators” to benefit from facilitations and simplifications at national level
Secure operator's” benefits.
This article sets out the conditions under which“secure operator” status may be granted.
The competent authority for supply chain security shall be responsible for awarding“secure operator” status.
Member States must designate a competent authority for supply chain security for granting“secure operator” status.
The status of“secure operator” would be awarded to operators found to be in compliance with the requirements.
Member States shall inform the European Commission once their scheme to award“secure operator” status is in place.
The Committee is not convinced by the secure operator's benefits outlined in Article 6 of the Commission's draft regulation.
The same concept, with the appropriate changes, lends itself to supply chain security in the form of a“secure operator”.
This article imposes on Member States the obligation to establish a national scheme to grant“secure operator” status to supply chain operators.
Secure operator” status may also be withdrawn as a result of implementation
The Committee also thinks that the Commission proposal should pay more attention to the advantages to be gained from"secure operator" status.
Member States shall ensure adequate monitoring of the“secure operator” scheme including the supervision of the recognised organisations for supply chain security.
Member States could appoint recognised organisations for supply chain security for the purpose of assessing whether an applicant“secure operator” meets the required conditions.
It must also be remembered in this regard that businesses awarded"secure operator" status should be subject to lower insurance premiums as a result.
Within 18 months of the adoption of this Regulation, Member States shall establish a scheme to award“secure operator” status to operators in the supply chain.