They shall establish arrangements for the identification, accounting and control of those stocks so as to allow them to be verified at any time.

It is appropriate to reinforce the administrative supervision of stocks and establish efficient mechanisms for the control and verification of stocks.

(a)ensuring that human tissues and cells intended for human applications in the establishment for which that person is responsible are procured, tested, processed, stored and distributed in accordance with this Directive and with the laws in force in the Member State.

(a) ensuring that human tissues and cells intended for human applications in the establishment for which that person is responsible are procured, tested, processed, stored and distributed in accordance with this Directive and with the laws in force in the Member State.

Theft of and illegal trade in radioactive and nuclear material - preparation of a joint comprehensive assessment of the situation regarding the extent, the development and the threat potential of the illegal handling of radioactive and nuclear substances, including an analysis of types of offenders and their modus operandi; - cooperation regarding the protection and safeguarding of existing radioactive and nuclear stocks; - setting up of rapid coordinated reporting channels in an appropriate framework including all Member States concerned; - mutual assistance of prosecuting authorities in investigations by means of harmonized measures ...[+++] and mutual support in terms of staff, equipment and organization; - intensification of border controls by equipping the competent authority with appropriate surveillance installations and the carrying out of exit controls and controls of hazardous goods at ports and airports; Art. 7A of the Treaty on European Union remains unaffected; - penalties for the theft of and illegal trade in radioactive and nuclear material, and - regulations on the forfeiture of illicit proceeds from such crimes.

I am not sure whether you are familiar with a story that was in the press today about the Canada Border Services Agency, pointing out that in excess of $400 million of seized contraband ended up in landfill sites, 70 per cent of the warehouses or bond rooms were not continuously monitored, in 15 of the facilities the agency did not control access by non-government persons, and 23 of the sites had no inventory control whatsoever.