which represents 8 years of elementary education and 5 years of secondary technical education in the field of motor vehicles and 3 years' practice in a vehicle service station or in a garage, covering 51 hours of basic training in controlling motor vehicles roadworthiness and passing the qualification examination. - diagnostician executing motor vehicle roadworthiness tests at a district vehicle control station ("diagnosta przeprowadzający badania techniczne pojazdu w okręgowej stacji kontroli pojazdów"),

8 years of elementary education and 5 years of secondary technical education in the field of motor vehicles and 4 years' proven practice in a vehicle service station or in a garage, or

(ii) 8 years of elementary education and 5 years of secondary technical education in a field other than motor vehicle specialisation and 8 years' proven practice in a vehicle service station or in a garage, covering a total of 113 hours of complete training including basic and specialist training, with exams after every stage.

- Member States shall ensure that the service provider makes available to the recipient of the service the technical means allowing him to identify and correct input errors, prior to the placing of the order (Article 11(2)

– (PT) I welcome the fact that the European Parliament has dedicated itself to a plan as important as eEurope 2005, in the aim of enabling the Member States to develop their online skills in the sectors of public administration, by modernising public services in order to guarantee universal accessibility; education, specifically the aim of guaranteeing broadband access for all educational establishments; health, by providing online health services to the population, and broadband data networks between the various points of healthcare provision, such as hospitals, laboratories and homes ...[+++]; and ‘business’, obviously not forgetting issues involving the technical means necessary to achieving these aims – extending bandwidth and multiplying channels – and the sensitive issue of the security of information.

2. Member States shall ensure that, except when otherwise agreed by parties who are not consumers, the service provider makes available to the recipient of the service appropriate, effective and accessible technical means allowing him to identify and correct input errors, prior to the placing of the order.