Further elements of aviation security legislation are: (1) inspection powers (and obligations) granted to the Commission and Member States' authorities responsible for aviation security to ensure continuous compliance with the rules at airports; (2) the possibility for Member States to set more stringent security measures in case of increased risk and (3) regular coordination meetings on aviation security with Member States experts and industry several times a year.

‘relevant company’ means an entity that has to appoint a Company Security Officer, Ship Security Officer or Port Facility Security Officer, or is responsible for the implementation of a Ship Security Plan or Port Facility Security Plan, or has been appointed by a Member State as a Recognised Security Organisation;

(13) Security checks in the port may be carried out by the competent authorities for maritime security of the Member States, but also, as regards the international ship security certificate, by inspectors acting in the framework of port State control, as provided for in Council Directive 95/21/EC of 19 June 1995 concerning the enforcement, in respect of shipping using Community ports and sailing in the waters under the jurisdiction of the Member States, of international standards for ship safety, pollution prevention and shipboard living and working conditions (port State control)(3).

Kept in a state of safe conservation, this enabled installation cooling, a strategy adopted in many Member States.

The persons who have been identified as having clear security responsibilities shall be reported for the purpose of non-admission in the territories of the Member States: Vlajko Stojlkovic (Serbian Minister of the Interior) Vlastimir Djordjevic (Head of Public Security Department) Dragisa Ristivojevic (Deputy Head of Public Security Department) Obrad Stevanovic (Assistant Minister of the Interior) Jovica Stanisic (Assistant Minister of the Interior: Head of Serbian State Security) Radomir Markovic (Assistant Minister of the Interior: Deputy Head of State Security) Frenki Simatovic (Chief Special Forces of State Security) David Ga ...[+++]jic (Head of Security in Kosovo) Lubinko Cvetic (Deputy Head of Security in Kosovo) Veljko Odalovic (Deputy Head of the Kosovo Okrug) Other senior FRY and Serbian representatives responsible for repressive action in Kosovo would be added in the case of a failure by the FRY authorities to respond to the demands of the international community.

Its basic approach is that a set of common principles in the field of nuclear safety, already included in the CNS, are regulated at Community level, supplemented with additional safety requirements for new nuclear power reactors, which Member States are encouraged to develop in line with the principle of continuous improvement of safety, on the basis of the safety levels developed by WENRA and in close collaboration with the European High Level Group on Nuclear Safety and Waste Management (HLG).