Survey instrument

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Federal Transport Commission of Inquiry Act [ An Act to provide for the constitution of a Federal Transport Commission of Inquiry (impartial investigation of transports accidents) | An Act to provide for the constitution of a Federal Transport Commission of Inquiry ]

Investigative Activities Coordinator Assistant [ IA Coord Asst ]

Railway, Ropeway and Ship Accident Investigation Bureau

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foreign investigation report

Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau [ AAIB ]

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46. Recalls that fact-finding visits are one of the most important investigation tools that the Committee on Petitions has, as foreseen in the rules, even though there were none in 2014; considers it essential that the follow up of petitions under investigation during the fact-finding visits does not come to a standstill, including between European elections and the reconstitution of Parliament, and calls on the committees of Parliament to make appropriate arrangements; stresses the need for fact-finding visits to result in clear recommendations focused on the resolution of petitioners’ problems; expects the regular activity of the Co ...[+++]mmittee on Petitions, in terms of fact-finding visits, to be resumed as of 2016;

Mr. Eugene Oscapella, Legal Advisor, Oscapella & Associates Consulting Ltd.: DNA is a valuable tool in criminal investigations, but I do not think we want to oversell the value of these sorts of investigative techniques in terms of reducing criminal activity in society.

In light of the time pressure and the unique investigative context, section 184.4 of the Criminal Code was the only investigative tool that could be expediently used to prevent the murder.

27. Acknowledges the fundamental role played by joint investigation teams in combating cross-border organised crime and voices its concern at the fact that, owing to inadequate transposition of the relevant framework decision and to foot-dragging on the part of some national judicial authorities, this investigative instrument is not being used to best effect; calls on the Commission and the Council to give a new impetus to the work of joint investigation teams both by ensuring full implementation of Framework Decision 2002/465/JHA in all Member States and by providing adequate financial support; stresses that the results achieved by jo ...[+++]int investigation teams can be assessed at European level (e.g. on the basis of the value of items confiscated) and at national level (e.g. on the basis of the effectiveness of individual team members), and calls on the Commission to address this issue in cooperation with Eurojust and Europol;