TRAC T A TENBLAD

(NOTE: DNA analysis available during office hours)

2. According to artikel 11 paragraph 1 the national contact point for fin- gerprints:

National Bureau of Investigation

Criminal Intelligence Division / Communications Centre

P.O. Box 285 (visiting address: Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 0) XX-00000 XXXXXX, XXXXXXX

Phone 24/7: x000 0 0000 0000

Telefax x000 0 0000 0000

(NOTE: fingerprint analysis available during office hours)

3. According to article 12 paragraph 2 the national contact point for vehicle registration data:

National Bureau of Investigation

Criminal Intelligence Division / Communications Centre

P.O. Box 285 (visiting address: Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 0) XX-00000 XXXXXX, XXXXXXX

Phone 24/7: x000 0 0000 0000

Telefax x000 0 0000 0000

4. According to article 15 the national contact point for information exchange for major events:

National Bureau of Investigation

Criminal Intelligence Division / Communications Centre

P.O. Box 285 (visiting address: Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 0) XX-00000 XXXXXX, XXXXXXX

Phone 24/7: x000 0 0000 0000

Telefax x000 0 0000 0000

Duty Officer 24/7 Mobile phone x000 00 0000000 E-mail: xxxxx.xxxx.xxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xx

5. According to article 16 paragraph 3 the national contact point for information exchange for the prevention of terrorist acts:

The Finnish Security Police

P.O. Box 151

FI-00121 Helsinki, Finland

Phone international/Exchange: x000 0 000000

6. According to article 19 the national contact and coordination point for air marshals:

National Traffic Police, Helsinki-Vantaa Airport Unit Lentäjäntie 1B or P.O. Box 26

FI-01531 VANTAA, FINLAND

Phone international/Exchange: x000 0 0000 0000

Duty Officer 24/7 Mobile phone : x000 00 000 0000

Telefax: x000 0 0000 0000

7. According to article 22 the national contact and coordination point for document adviser:

National Bureau of Investigation

Criminal Intelligence Division / Communications Centre

P.O. Box 285 (visiting address: Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 0) XX-00000 XXXXXX, XXXXXXX

Phone 24/7: x000 0 0000 0000

Telefax x000 0 0000 0000

E-mail: xx.xxxxxx.xxxx@xxxx.xx

(NOTE: document analysis available during office hours)

8. According to article 23 paragraph 3 the national contact point for planning and execution of return measures:

Border Guard, Gulf of Finland Coast Guard District HELSINKI-VANTAAN RAJATARKASTUSYKSIKKÖ HELSINKI-VANTAA BORDER CONTROL UNIT

X.X. Xxx (Lentäjäntie 1) FI-01531 VANTAA

Tel. x00000 000 0000; + 00000 000 0000

Fax. x00000 000 0000

9. According to article 24 to 27 the national authorities and officers:

a) according to article 24 the authorities in charge for joint patrols and other forms of police operations:

Ministry of the Interior, Police Department, Operational Policing Unit FI-00023 GOVERNMENT, FINLAND

Phone international/Exchange: x000 0 00000

Duty Officer 24/7 Mobile phone: x000 00 000 0000

Telefax x000 0 000 00000

b) according to article 24 officers or other civil servants with the right to participate in police operations:

Police, border guard and customs authorities competent under Fin- nish law to participate in operations in accordance with article 24.

c) according to article 25 the authorities to be notified in case of measures in the event of imminent danger

Ministry of the Interior, Police Department, Operational Policing Unit FI-00023 GOVERNMENT, FINLAND

Phone international/Exchange: x000 0 00000

Duty Officer 24/7 Mobile phone: x000 00 000 0000

Telefax x000 0 000 00000

d) according article 26 the authorities in charge with the mutual sup- port in magor events, catastrophes or major accidents:

Ministry of the Interior, Police Department, Operational Policing Unit FI-00023 GOVERNMENT, FINLAND

Phone international/Exchange: x000 0 00000

Duty Officer 24/7 Mobile phone: x000 00 000 0000

Telefax x000 0 000 00000

e) according article 27 the authorities in charge for the cooperation on request:

Ministry of the Interior, Police Department, Operational Policing Unit FI-00023 GOVERNMENT, FINLAND

Phone international/Exchange: x000 0 00000

Duty Officer 24/7 Mobile phone: x000 00 000 0000

Telefax x000 0 000 00000

Finland, 21 december 2007

Provisions of xxx Xxxx Convention on the use of arms, ammunition and equipment (article 28)

The purpose of this document is to define Finland’s position on arms, ammunition and equipment which may be used in Finland by law enfor- cement officers who enter Finland in accordance with xxx Xxxx Conven- tion.

Arms, ammunition and equipment usable under the first and second sen- tences of article 28(2):

– authorised firearms and authorised ammunition;

– authorised OC sprays and authorised equipment for deployment;

– authorised CS gas and authorised equipment for deployment;

– taser

ATIA Annex D 3:

The arms, ammunition and other equipment may not be more powerful than those used by the Finnish police, and the grounds for their use may not be less strict than those laid down in Finnish legislation and legal practice.

Situations in which the police may under Finnish law use forcible means (section 27 of the Police Act, 493/1995)

When carrying out official duties, police officers have the right to use necessary forms of force that can be considered justifiable to

– overcome opposition,

– remove a person from the scene,

– carry out an apprehension,

– prevent the escape of a person who has lost his or her liberty,

– eliminate an obstacle or

– avert immediate threat of a crime or other dangerous actor event. When judging the justifiability of forcible means,

– the importance and urgency of the duty,

– the danger posed by the opposition,

– the available resources and

– other factors affecting the overall assessment of the situation shall be taken into consideration.

Police equipment for exertion of force (section 18 of the Police Decree, 836/2004)

1. The State shall provide a police officer with equipment for exertion of force and protection required by his duties. When using forcible means in accordance with section 27, subsection 1 of the Police Act, the police officer may only use equipment mentioned in subsection 2, which the Supreme Police Command has authorised and the police officer has been trained to use.

2. The police use the following equipment for exertion of force:

1. Personal service weapons: single-shot with magazine or self- loading single-shot pistols and revolvers, as well as their cartridges

2. Supporting weapons: single-shot with magazine or self-loading single-shot firearms of equivalent calibre as service weapons, as well as their cartridges

3. Special weapons which support police operation: shotgun, auto- matic sub-machine gun of equivalent calibre as service weapons, single-shot, single-shot with magazine or self-loading single-shot rifle or other firearm, firearm for spreading gas or other incapacitating substance, as well as their cartridges

4. Other equipment of lesser effect as to their properties, and of les- ser impact when used appropriately, than firearms.

Restrictions to the use of equipment for exertion of force

In the application of xxx Xxxx Convention, Finland does not define the make or model of the weapons that are used, but sets the following res- trictions to the cartridges and other equipment.

– The pistols and revolvers referred to in section 18(2)(1) of the Police Decree may only be calibre .38 Special, .357 Magnum or 9 x 19 mm.

– The supporting weapons referred to in section 18(2)(2) of the Police Decree may only be calibre 9 x19 mm.

– The special weapons referred to in section 18(2)(3) of the Police Decree may only be calibre 12/76 (shotgun), 9 x 19 mm (sub-machine gun), .223 Remington / 5.56 x 45 mm NATO or .308 Winchester / 7.62 x 51 mm NATO (rifle), or 40 mm (grenade launcher). A grenade laun- cher may only be used for shooting CS gas or OC spray.

– Other accepted equipment, of lesser effect than firearms: Taser X26 stun gun and, regardless of manufacturer or model, expandable baton of metal (e.g. ASP or similar), OC sprayer of not more than 5 per cent con- centration (2 000 000 SHU) and as restraint devices, handcuffs and cable-tie handcuffs placed around the wrists.

Frankrijk, 29 november 2007 A: DNA

1. The national DNA analysis files to which articles 2 and 3 apply refer to the indexed file of the Automated National File of Genetic Prints (FNAEG).

2. Conditions governing searching of DNA profiles:

Authorisation to search the indexed file of the FNAEG is restricted to criminal investigation officers in the context of investigations con- cerning anyone who is suspected for one or more plausible reasons of having committed a serious offence.

B: Article 42 (1) National contact points

1. The national contact point as referred to in article 6 (1) (DNA ana- lysis) is SCOPOL

DCPJ/DRI/SCOPOL

000–000 xxx xxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx

92000 Nanterre

Telephone: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

Fax: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

2. The national contact point as referred to in article 11 (1) (finger- printing data) is SCOPOL

DCPJ/DRI/SCOPOL

000–000 xxx xxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx 00000 Xxxxxxxx

Telephone: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

Fax: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

3. The national contact point as referred to in article 12 (2) (vehicle registration data) is SCOPOL

DCPJ/DRI/SCOPOL

000–000 xxx xxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx 00000 Xxxxxxxx

Telephone: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

Fax: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

4. The national contact point as referred to in article 15 (exchange of information in connection with major sporting and other events) is SCOPOL

DCPJ/DRI/SCOPOL

000–000 xxx xxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx 00000 Xxxxxxxx

Telephone: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

Fax: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

5. The national contact point as referred to in article 16 (3) (preven- tion of terrorist offences) is SCOPOL

DCPJ/DRI/SCOPOL

000–000 xxx xxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx 00000 Xxxxxxxx

Telephone: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

Fax: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

6. The national contact point as referred to in article 19 (air mars- hals) is the Centre d’Information et de Commandement, EM-DCPAF DCPAF

0 xxx xx Xxxxxxxxxx 00000 Xxxxx xxxxx

Telephone: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

Fax: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

7. The national contact point as referred to in article 22 (false or fal- sified documents) is the Centre d’Information et de Commandement,

EM-DCPAF DCPAF

0 xxx xx Xxxxxxxxxx 00000 Xxxxx xxxxx

Telephone: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

Fax: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

8. The national contact point as referred to in article 23 (3) (repatria- tion measures) is the Centre d’Information et de Commandement, EM-DCPAF

DCPAF

0 xxx xx Xxxxxxxxxx 00000 Xxxxx xxxxx

Telephone: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

Fax: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

9. The national contact point as referred to in articles 24 to 27 (‘other forms of cooperation’ means cross-border cooperation) the Centre d’Information et de Commandement, EM-DCPAF

DCPAF

0 xxx xx Xxxxxxxxxx 00000 Xxxxx xxxxx

Telephone: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

Fax: + 00 0 00 00 00 00

E-mail x.x .x.xxxx@xxx.xxxxxx.xx

Hongarije, 20 december 2007

The government of the Republic of Hungary,

With regard to articles 2 and 42 of the Convention of Prüm between the Kingdom of Belgium, the Federal Republic of Germany, the Kingdom of Spain, the French Republic, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Republic of Austria, declares as fol- lows:

Article 2

a) The national DNA analysis files referred to in article 2 (3) of the Con- vention are the comprehensive and highly detailed Register of DNA Pro- files referred to in chapter VI of Act LXXXV of 1999, which is part of the Criminal Records Register.

b) Hungarian law has no provisions regarding the conditions for auto- mated searching referred to in article 2 (3) of the Convention.

Article 42

a) The national contact point referred to in articles 6 (1), 11 (1) and 12

(2) is the Central Office of Public Administration and Electronic Public Service.

b) The national contact point as referred to in articles 15, 16 (3) and 19 is the Headquarters of the Hungarian Police.

c) Until 31 December 2007, the national contact point referred to in arti- cle 22 is the General Headquarters of the Hungarian Border Police, and from 1 January 2008 the Headquarters of the Hungarian Police.

d) The national contact point referred to in article 23 (3) is the Office for Immigration and Citizenship.

e) The competent authorities and officers referred to in articles 24 to 27 are the police and the customs and excise authorities, or their officers.

Luxemburg, 8 februari 2007

I.– In applying article 2, paragraph 2 of the Convention, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg declares that the national DNA analysis files to which articles 2 to 6 apply are those referred to in the amended Act of 25 August 2006 on genetic fingerprints for purposes of crimi- nal law enforcement, namely:

1. DNA processed for purposes of criminal investigation, containing DNA profiles established in the course of preliminary investigations, on the basis of human cells:

a) discovered at crime scenes or elsewhere, identified or non- identified, or

b) taken as samples from suspects or defendants;

2. processed DNA of offenders, containing DNA profiles of persons whose convictions are final and who have been sentenced to im- prisonment or a more severe penalty.

II.– In accordance with the provisions of other international agreements on mutual legal assistance currently in force, any information con- veyed by the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg under the Convention may be used as evidence by the Contracting Party receiving it only upon authorisation by the competent Luxembourg judicial authorities. III.– In accordance with article 42 of the Convention, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg designates the following competent authorities and

national contact points for application of the Convention:

1. for consultation and automated comparisons of DNA profiles as referred to in articles 3 and 4: the Service de Police Judiciaire of the Police Grand-Ducale;

2. for automated consultation of fingerprint data as referred to in arti- cle 9: the Service de Police Judiciaire of the Police Grand-Ducale;

3. for automated consultation of vehicle registration data as referred to in article 12: the Centre d’Intervention National of the Police Grand-Ducale;

4. for exchanging information about large-scale events with a cross- border dimension as referred to in article 15: the Centre d’Intervention National of the Police Grand-Ducale;

5. for exchanging information related to preventing terrorist offences as referred to in article 16, paragraph 3: the Service xx Xxxxxx Xxxx- ciaire of the Police Grand-Ducale;

6. for air marshals on board aircraft as referred to in articles 17 to 19: the Service de Contrôle à l’Aéroport of the Police Grand-Ducale;

7. for advisers on false documents as referred to in article 22: the Service de Contrôle à l’Aéroport of the Police Grand-Ducale;

8. for the repatriation measures referred to in article 23: the Police des Etrangers of the Service de Police Judiciaire of the Police Grand- Ducale;

9. for the authorities and officers referred to in articles 24 to 27: the competent authorities and services that carry out police duties in accordance with the amended Act of 31 May 1999 concerning the establishment of the Police Grand-Ducale and of a general police inspectorate.

Nederlanden, het Koninkrijk der, 20 februari 2008

Met betrekking tot artikel 2, lid 3, van het genoemde Verdrag verklaart het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden als volgt:

Het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden verleent de nationale contactpunten van de andere Partijen bij het Verdrag toegang tot de linkgegevens van zijn nationale DNA-analysebestanden met het recht deze in individuele ge- vallen geautomatiseerd op te vragen door middel van een vergelijking van de DNA-profielen, een en ander uitsluitend met het oog op de ver- volging van strafbare feiten die voldoen aan de voorwaarde voor het uit- vaardigen van een Europees aanhoudingsbevel in overeenstemming met artikel 2, lid 1 of lid 2, van het Kaderbesluit van de Raad van 13 juni 2002 betreffende het Europees aanhoudingsbevel en de procedures van overlevering tussen de lidstaten (PB L 190 van 18.7.2002, blz. 1).

De volgende bevoegde autoriteiten voor Nederland zijn aangewezen: Het Nederlands Forensisch Instituut (NFI) als nationaal contactpunt als bedoeld in artikel 6, eerste lid, van het verdrag.

Het Korps landelijke politiediensten (KLPD) als nationaal contactpunt als bedoeld in artikel 11, eerste lid, van het verdrag.

De Rijksdienst voor het Wegverkeer (RDW) als nationaal contactpunt als bedoeld in artikel 12, tweede lid, van het verdrag.

Het Korps landelijke politiediensten (KLPD) als nationaal contactpunt als bedoeld in artikel 15 van het verdrag.

De Nationaal Coördinator Terrorismebestrijding (NCTb) als nationaal contactpunt als bedoeld in artikel 16, derde lid, van het verdrag.

De Brigade Speciale Beveiligingsopdrachten (BSB) van de Koninklijke Marechaussee als nationaal coördinatiepunt als bedoeld in artikel 17, vierde lid, van het verdrag.

De Brigade Politie & Beveiliging, Afdeling Gewapende Beveiliging, van de Koninklijke Marechaussee als nationaal contactpunt als bedoeld in artikel 18, tweede lid, van het verdrag.

Het Hoofd Expertise Centrum Identiteitsfraude en Documenten (ECID) van de Koninklijke Marechaussee als nationaal contact- en coördinatie- punt als bedoeld in artikel 22 van het verdrag.

De Dienst Terugkeer & Vertrek (DT&V), Afdeling bijzonder vertrek en boekingen van het Ministerie van Justitie als nationaal contactpunt als bedoeld in artikel 23, derde lid, van het verdrag.

Het Korps landelijke politiediensten (KLPD)/Bureau Conflicten en Crisisbeheersing, de gemeenschappelijke meldkamers van de desbetref- fende politieregio en de „Commander of national and foreign squads” van de Koninklijke Marechaussee als nationaal contactpunt als bedoeld in artikel 25 van het verdrag.

Het Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijkrelaties/Landelijk Operationeel Coördinatie Centrum (LOCC) als nationaal contactpunt als bedoeld in artikel 26 van het verdrag.

Het Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijkrelaties/ Internationale Zaken en het Ministerie van Justitie/ Operationele Zaken en Incidentenmanagement als nationaal contactpunt als bedoeld in arti- kel 28 van het verdrag.

Voor de toepassing van artikel 24 tot en met 27 van het verdrag worden overeenkomstig artikel 42, eerste lid, van het verdrag de korpschefs van de politieregio’s en het Korps landelijke politiediensten en de Comman- dant van de Koninklijke Marechaussee als bevoegde autoriteit, en de ambtenaren van politie, bedoeld in artikel 3 van de Politiewet 1993, en de militairen van de Koninklijke Marechaussee belast met de uitvoering van een politietaak, bedoeld in artikel 6, eerste lid, van de Politiewet 1993, als bevoegde ambtenaren aangewezen.

Contactgegevens van de nationale autoriteiten: Nederlands Forensisch Instituut (NFI) Afdeling DNA-Typering

Postbus 24044 2490 AA Den Haag

Telefoon x00 00 0000000

Fax x00 00 0000000

Korps landelijke politiediensten (KLPD) Zoetermeer

Telefoon x00 00 0000000 (artikel 11)

Telefoon x00 00 0000000 (artikel 15) RDW

Zoetermeer

Telefoon x00 000 000 000

Fax x00 000 000 000

E-mail xxxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xx

Nationaal Coördinator Terrorismebestrijding (NCTb) Den Haag

Mobiel + 31 6 53242328 (algemeen piketnummer) Brigade Speciale Beveiligingsopdrachten (BSB) Telefoon x00 000 000000

Fax x00 000 000000

Brigade Politie & Beveiliging, Schiphol Afdeling Gewapende beveiliging Telefoon x00 00 0000000

Fax x00 00 0000000

E-mail Xxxxxxxxx.Xxx.XXXXX.XXX0XXXX.XX&X.XXX.XXXX@xxxxxx.xx Expertise Centrum Identiteitsfraude en Documenten (ECID), Schiphol Telefoon x00 00 0000000

Fax x00 00 0000000

Mobiel x00 0 00000000

E-mail xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xx

Dienst Terugkeer & Vertrek, Ministerie van Justitie Afdeling bijzonder vertrek en boekingen

Postbus 20301

2500 EM Den Haag

Telefoon x00 00 0000 000000

Bureau Conflicten en Crisisbeheersing, Korps landelijke politiediensten (KLPD)

Driebergen

Telefoon x00 000 000000

Fax x00 000 000000

E-mail xxx-xxxx@xxxx.xxxxxxx.xx

Koninklijke Marechaussee/Commander of national and foreign squads, Garderen

Telefoon x00 000 000000

Fax x00 000 000000

Landelijk Operationeel Coördinatie Centrum (LOCC), Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties

Driebergen

Telefoon x00 000 000000 E-mail xxxx@xxxxxx.xx

Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties/Internationale Zaken

Den Haag

Telefoon x00 00 0000000

Ministerie van Justitie/Operationele Zaken en Incidentenmanagement Den Haag

Telefoon x00 00 0000000

Fax x00 00 0000000

E-mail xxx-xx@xxxxxx.xx

Oostenrijk, 21 juni 2006

Declarations by the Republic of Austria on the occasion of the deposi- tion of the ratification instrument

1. Declaration re articles 2 to 5

Austria assumes that the implementing agreement pursuant to article 6 should lay down, in particular, binding conditions for determining whether a hit exists within the meaning of article 3 (2), first sentence. Austria further assumes that the contracting parties will take adequate account of international standards for comparing DNA profiles, as for-

mulated for example by Interpol (1), but also by the European Union (2), when applying articles 2 to 5 and drawing up the relevant implementing agreement.

NB: (1) Interpol International DNA Gateway; (2) Council Resolution of 25 June 2001 on the exchange of DNA analysis results (2001/C 187/01).

2. Declaration re article 2 (3)

Austria allows the national contact points of other contracting parties access to the reference data from its national DNA analysis files, with the power to conduct automated searches by comparing DNA profiles, exclusively for the purpose of investigating criminal offences which meet the condition for the issuing of a European arrest warrant under article 2 (1) or (2) of the Council Framework Decision of 13 June 2002 on the European arrest warrant and the surrender procedures between the member states (OJ L 190 of 18 July 2002, p. 1).

3. Declaration re articles 8 to 10

Austria assumes that the implementing agreement pursuant to article 11

(2) should lay down binding provisions governing, in particular, the maximum number of potentially matching reference data which may be supplied by the contracting party in charge of the file to the searching contracting party for the purpose of a clear match with reference data.

4. Declaration re article 23

For the Republic of Austria to approve the repatriation of a person through Austrian territory by another contracting party, the onward jour- ney and readmission of the person concerned by the country of destina- tion must be guaranteed. An application for transit will be rejected if the person concerned:

1. runs the risk of being subjected to inhuman treatment or punish- ment, or the death sentence, in a subsequent transit state or in the state of destination; or

2. faces a potential threat to their life or freedom there, on the grounds of their race, religion, nationality, membership of a particu- lar social group or their political views.

An application may also be rejected if the person concerned would have to be prosecuted for a criminal offence.

5. Declaration re articles 24 to 27

In accordance with the option set out in article 47 (2), second sentence, instead of applying the provisions of articles 24 to 27, the Republic of Austria will apply, with regard to the Federal Republic of Germany, arti- cles 7, 19, 21 and 22 of the Convention between the Republic of Austria and the Federal Republic of Germany on cross-border cooperation on security-related police operations and criminal matters.

6. Declaration in accordance with article 42

For Austria, the following departments of the Federal Ministry of the Interior and the following authorities and officers are designated:

1. the national contact point mentioned in article 6 (1) for DNA xxx- xxxxx: the General Directorate for Public Security, Criminal Intelli- gence Service;

2. the national contact point mentioned in article 11 (1) for finger- printing data: the General Directorate for Public Security, Criminal Intelligence Service;

3. the national contact point mentioned in article 12 (2) for vehicle registration data: the General Directorate for Public Security, Crimi- nal Intelligence Service;

4. the national contact point mentioned in article 15 for the exchange of information in connection with major events: the General Director- ate for Public Security;

5. the national contact point mentioned in article 16 (3) for informa- tion on the prevention of terrorist offences: the General Directorate for Public Security, BVT;

6. the national contact and coordination point mentioned in article 19 for air marshals: the General Directorate for Public Security, EKO Cobra;

7. the national contact and coordination points mentioned in article 22 for document advisers: the General Directorate for Public Secu- rity, Department II/2;

8. the national contact points mentioned in article 23 (3) for the pre- paration and implementation of repatriation measures: the General Directorate for Public Security, Department II/3;

9. competent authorities and officers within the meaning of articles 24 to 27:

– under article 24, the authorities involved in joint patrols or joint operations: the General Directorate for Public Security, Unit II/2/a (executive service);

– under article 24, the officers or other state officials who assist such operations: members of the federal police force and of the legal service of security authorities;

– under article 25, the authorities that have to be notified imme- diately in the event of measures to avert an imminent danger: the General Directorate for Public Security;

– under article 26, the authorities competent to provide mutual assistance with major events, disasters and serious accidents: the General Directorate for Public Security;

– under article 27, the authorities competent to provide coopera- tion upon request: the General Directorate for Public Security, Cri- minal Intelligence Service.

Slovenië, 10 mei 2007

With regard to article 2 of the aforementioned Convention, the Republic of Slovenia declares as follows:

The Republic of Slovenia authorises the national contact points of the Contracting Parties to carry out automated searches of reference data in their national DNA analysis files for the purpose of the automated retrie- val and comparison of DNA profiles. This authorisation relates exclusi- vely to the investigation and prosecution of criminal offences that satisfy

the conditions for the issue of a European arrest warrant in accordance with article 2 (1) and (2) of the Council Framework Decision on the European arrest warrant and the surrender procedures between Member States (Official Journal L 190, 18/07/2002 P. 0001 – 0020).

In connection with article 42 of the aforementioned Convention, the Republic of Slovenia will designate, upon depositing the act of acces- sion, the authorities responsible for applying this Convention, namely:

1. the national contact points mentioned in article 6 (1) for DNA xxx- xxxxx:

Ministry of the Interior

Police, General Police Department Centre for Forensic Investigations Vodovodna cesta 95

SI – 1000 Ljubljana Telephone: x000 0 000 00 00

Fax: x000 0 000 00 00

2. the national contact points mentioned in article 11 (1) for finger- printing data:

Ministry of the Interior

Police, General Police Department Centre for Forensic Investigations Vodovodna cesta 95

SI – 1000 Ljubljana Telephone: x000 0 000 00 00

Fax: x000 0 000 00 00

Email: xxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xx

3. the national contact points mentioned in article 12 (2) for vehicle registration data:

Ministry of the Interior

Internal Administrative Affairs Directorate Xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxx 0

SI – 1501 Ljubljana Telephone: x000 0 000 0000

Fax: x000 0 000 0000

4. the national contact points mentioned in article 15 for the exchange of information in

connection with major events:

Ministry of the Interior

Police, General Police Department Uniformed Police Department General Police Sector

Stefanova ulica 2 SI – 1501 Ljubljana

Telephone: x000 0 000 0000, x000 0 000 0000

Fax: x000 0 000 0000

5. the national contact points mentioned in article 16 (3) for informa- tion on the prevention of terrorist offences:

Ministry of the Interior

Police, General Police Department Criminal Investigation Department Organised Crime and Terrorism Division Stefanova ulica 2

SI – 1501 Ljubljana

Telephone: x000 0 000 0000 or x000 00 000 000 (mobile)

Fax: x000 0 000 0000

6. the national contact and coordination points mentioned in article 19 for air marshals:

Ministry of the Interior

Police, General Police Department Special Unit

Stefanova ulica 2 SI – 1501 Ljubljana

Telephone: x000 0 000 00 00

Fax: x000 0 000 00 00

7. the national contact and coordination points mentioned in article 22 for document advisers:

Ministry of the Interior

Police, General Police Department Uniformed Police Department Border Police Sector

Stefanova ulica 2 SI – 1501 Ljubljana

Telephone: x000 0 000 0000

Fax: x000 0 000 0000