Annex II AI Act

5 straipsnio 1 dalies pirmos pastraipos h punkto iii papunktyje nurodytų nusikalstamų veikų sąrašas

Official text

id="anx_II "> II PRIEDAS 5 straipsnio 1 dalies pirmos pastraipos h punkto iii papunktyje nurodytų nusikalstamų veikų sąrašas 5 straipsnio 1 dalies pirmos pastraipos h punkto iii papunktyje nurodytos nusikalstamos veikos:

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terorizmas,

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prekyba žmonėmis,

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seksualinis vaikų išnaudojimas ir vaikų pornografija,

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neteisėta prekyba narkotinėmis ar psichotropinėmis medžiagomis,

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neteisėta prekyba ginklais, šaudmenimis ar sprogmenimis,

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tyčinis nužudymas, sunkus sužalojimas,

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neteisėta prekyba žmogaus organais ar audiniais,

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neteisėta prekyba branduolinėmis ar radioaktyviosiomis medžiagomis,

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žmonių grobimas, neteisėtas laisvės atėmimas ar įkaitų ėmimas,

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Tarptautinio baudžiamojo teismo jurisdikcijai priklausantys nusikaltimai,

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neteisėtas orlaivių ar laivų užgrobimas,

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išžaginimas,

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nusikaltimas aplinkai,

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organizuotas ar ginkluotas apiplėšimas,

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sabotažas,

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dalyvavimas nusikalstamo susivienijimo veikloje, susijusioje su viena ar keliomis pirmiau išvardytomis nusikalstamomis veikomis.

Source: EUR-Lex, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — text reproduced verbatim.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Annex II of the AI Act contain?

Annex II contains the list of criminal offences referred to in Article 5(1)(h)(iii). This list determines for which crimes real-time remote biometric identification by law enforcement may be used.

Which crimes are listed in Annex II?

The list includes terrorism, trafficking in human beings, child sexual exploitation, drug trafficking, arms trafficking, murder, grievous bodily injury, organ trafficking, nuclear material trafficking, kidnapping, ICC crimes, aircraft/ship hijacking, rape, environmental crime, armed robbery, sabotage, and participation in criminal organisations.

What is the list in Annex II used for?

The list determines when law enforcement authorities may use real-time remote biometric identification in publicly accessible spaces. This is only permitted for searching for suspects of the specific serious criminal offences listed.

Can police use facial recognition for all crimes?

No. Real-time remote biometric identification in publicly accessible spaces is only permitted for the serious crimes specifically listed in Annex II, and only under strict conditions set out in Article 5.

Can the list in Annex II be expanded?

The list in Annex II is fixed in the regulation. Any change would require a formal amendment of the AI Act by the EU legislator.

Does cybercrime fall under Annex II?

Cybercrime is not explicitly listed in Annex II. However, sabotage and crimes within the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court are mentioned, which could encompass certain cyber-related offences.

Why is Annex II relevant for municipalities and police?

Annex II sets the boundaries for biometric surveillance in public spaces. Municipalities and police may only deploy real-time facial recognition for the serious crimes listed in Annex II, with prior judicial authorisation.

How does Annex II relate to the ban on biometric surveillance?

The AI Act in principle prohibits real-time biometric identification in public spaces, but makes an exception for law enforcement for the serious crimes in Annex II, under strict conditions such as judicial approval.