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Chapter VII – Transit, transmission, language and expenses Article 45 - Transit 1. Each Member State shall permit the transit through its territory of a requested person who is being surrendered provided that it has been given: (a) information on the identity of the requested person ; (b) (c) a copy of the European arrest warrant and its translation in the official language or one of the official languages of the Member State of transit; a copy of the decision of the executing judicial authority to execute the European arrest warrant and its translation in the official language or one of the official languages of the Member State of transit. 2. In the case of transport by air without a scheduled stopover, if an unscheduled landing occurs, the issuing Member State shall provide the Member State concerned with the information and documents provided for in paragraph 1. Article 46 - Transmission of documents 1. The issuing Member State may transmit the European arrest warrant by any secure means capable of producing written records under conditions allowing the executing Member State to establish the authenticity of transmission. 2. All difficulties concerning the transmission or the authenticity of any document needed for the execution of the European arrest warrant shall be dealt with by direct contacts between the judicial authorities involved, or, where appropriate, with the involvement of the central authorities of the Member States. Article 47 - Language 1. The European arrest warrant may be sent in the official language or languages of the issuing or the executing Member State(s). 2. When appropriate, the central authority of the executing Member State shall arrange for a prompt translation of the European arrest warrant, and of all the necessary documents transmitted for the purpose of the procedure. The translation shall be sent without delay to the executing judicial authority. Article 48 - Expenses 1. Expenses incurred in the territory of the executing Member State for the execution of the European arrest warrant shall be borne by that Member State. 44
2. All other expenses, including travel expenses, and expenses incurred by transit on the territory of a third State, shall be borne by the issuing Member State. 45
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