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6 Amendments of Gesine MEISSNER related to 2011/0461(COD)

Amendment 15 #
Proposal for a decision
Article 6
deleted
2012/09/04
Committee: DEVE
Amendment 16 #
Proposal for a decision
Article 7
deleted
2012/09/04
Committee: DEVE
Amendment 17 #
Proposal for a decision
Article 12
deleted
2012/09/04
Committee: DEVE
Amendment 126 #
Proposal for a decision
Article 6
1. In order to ensure an effective cooperation within the Mechanism, Member States shall communicate to the Commission their risk management plans. 2. The risk management plans shall take into account the national risk assessments and other relevant risk assessment and shall be coherent with other relevant plans in force in that Member State. 3. Member States shall ensure by the end of 2016 at the latest that their risk management plans are ready and communicated to the Commission in their most up-to-date form.Article 6 deleted Risk management plans
2012/10/18
Committee: ENVI
Amendment 144 #
Proposal for a decision
Article 7
The Commission shall carry out the following preparedness actions: (a) establish and manage the Emergency Response Centre (ERC), ensuring 24/7 operational capacity, and serving the Member States and the Commission for the purposes of the Mechanism; (b) manage a Common Emergency Communication and Information System (CECIS) to enable communication and sharing of information between the ERC and contact points of the Member States; (c) contribute to the development of detection and early warning and alert systems for disasters in order to enable a rapid response, and to promote their inter- linkage and their linkage to the ERC and the CECIS. Those systems shall take into account and build upon existing and future information, monitoring and detection sources and systems; (d) establish and maintain a capability to mobilise and dispatch, as quickly as possible, teams of experts responsible for: – assessing the needs in a state requesting assistance, – facilitating, when necessary, the coordination of emergency assistance operations on site and liaising, when necessary and appropriate, with the competent authorities of the state requesting assistance, – supporting the requesting state with expertise on prevention, preparedness or response actions; (e) establish and maintain a capability to provide logistical support and assistance for expert teams, modules and other response capacities deployed under the Mechanism, as well as other actors on the ground; (f) assist Member States in prepositioning emergency response assets in logistical hubs inside the Union; (g) take any other supporting and complementary action necessary in the framework of the Mechanism to achieve the objective specified in point (b) of Article 3(1).Article 7 deleted General preparedness actions of the Commission
2012/10/18
Committee: ENVI
Amendment 183 #
Proposal for a decision
Article 12
1. The Commission shall monitor progress towards the capacity goals and, in cooperation with Member States, identify gaps in the European Emergency Response Capacity. 2. The Commission shall support Member States in addressing the capacity gaps and in filling these gaps in the most appropriate and cost-effective way, including by: (a) supporting interested Member States in developing response capacities that are not, or not in sufficient quantities, available from the European Emergency Response Capacity; or (b) developing response capacities at Union level, where it is more cost- effective, that can serve as a common buffer against shared risks. 3. Any capacities developed according to this Article shall be controlled and managed by interested Member States. The Commission shall develop templates for agreements between the Commission and Member States involved. The Member States managing the capacities shall be responsible for their registration in accordance with national procedures. 4. These capacities shall be a part of the European Emergency Response Capacity. They shall be available for emergency response operations under the Mechanism at the request of the Commission through the ERC. When not in use under the Mechanism, these capacities shall be available for the national purposes of Member States managing them. 5. Member States and the Commission shall ensure appropriate visibility for the capacities developed in accordance with this Article. 6. The Commission shall inform the European Parliament and the Council every two years on the progress made on the achievement of capacity goals and remaining gaps in the European Emergency Response Capacity. 7. The Commission may define, by means of implementing acts, the following modalities on the development, management, maintenance and making these capacities available to all Member States through the Mechanism: (a) modalities on supporting Member States in developing response capacities that are otherwise not, or not in sufficient quantities, available from the European Emergency Response Capacity; (b) modalities on developing response capacities at Union level to serve as a common buffer against shared risks; (c) modalities on the management and maintenance of the capacities mentioned under points (a) and (b); (d) modalities on how to make the capacities mentioned in points (a) and (b) available to all Member States through the Mechanism. 8. Those implementing acts shall be adopted in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 31(2).Article 12 deleted Addressing capacity gaps
2012/10/18
Committee: ENVI