I.-The following offences must be reported if they affect revenue received, expenditure incurred or assets which come under the budget of the European Union, the budgets of the institutions, bodies, offices and agencies of the European Union or the budgets managed and controlled directly by them, and if the amount of damage caused to the European Union is likely to be at least equal to EUR 10 000:
1° Offences of fraud provided for in Section 1 of Chapter III of Title I of Book III of the Criminal Code;
2° Offences of breach of trust provided for in Section 1 of Chapter IV of Title I of Book III of the Criminal Code;
3° Offences of embezzlement, misappropriation or destruction of property provided for in Paragraph 5 of Section 3 of Chapter II of Title III of Book IV of the Criminal Code;
4° Bribery offences provided for in Articles 432-11,433-1,435-1 and 435-3 of the Penal Code;
5° Offences of smuggling, fraudulent import or export provided for in Article 414-2 of the Customs Code;
6° Money laundering offences provided for in the Article 415 of the Customs Code, when they involve funds derived from offences mentioned in 1° to 5° of this I;
7° Money laundering offences provided for in the section 1 of Chapter IV of Title II of Book III of the Criminal Code, when they involve funds derived from offences mentioned in 1° to 5° of this I.
II.-Where the offences referred to in I have caused or are likely to have caused damage of less than EUR 10 000, an alert must be issued only if at least one of the following conditions is met:
1° The repercussions of the case at Union level are such as to make it necessary for the European Public Prosecutor’s Office to conduct an investigation;
2° Officials or other servants of the Union, or members of the institutions of the Union, may be suspected of having committed the offence.
An alert must, however, also be issued where it is not possible to determine whether the criteria laid down in 1° and 2° above are met.