National supervisory authorities should consider using the safety oversight approach of this Regulation in other areas of oversight as appropriate in order to develop efficient and coherent supervision.

National supervisory authorities should consider using the safety oversight approach of this Regulation in other areas of oversight as appropriate in order to develop efficient and coherent supervision.

Building on Comparative strengths in response to humanitarian situations The EU should: commit to underpinning international efforts to map and plug identified gaps in capacities, in particular related to transport, communications, logistics and surge-arrangements for responding rapidly to disaster; examine ways to strengthen its own rapid response capacity by working together building on existing comparative strengths; adhere to and promote the Military and Civil Defence Assets and Oslo guidelines; reaffirm that Military and Civil defence/protection capabilities must be deployed in a way which complements and supports the work of hum ...[+++]anitarian organisations, according to need/context for specialist tasks and support |

CEPOL to take the lead in developing AGIS funded resources including recent guideline manuals and other resources such as the Interpol manual, into a core curriculum for senior police officers — to be cascaded as appropriate.

- Precautionary measures and safeguard mechanisms shall be used as appropriate in the event of insufficient control or the failure to provide co-operation, including assistance in investigations against fraud.

Based on the respective comparative advantages, these aid channels will be used according to needs and requirements.