1–5. .1 6. Pursuant to paragraphs 1 and 2, the following criminal offences are regarded as: a. terrorist offences: 1. causing fear and alarm among the public (Art. 258 SCC2), 2. public incitement to commit a felony or act of violence (Art. 259 SCC), 3. rioting (Art. 260 SCC), 4. acts preparatory to the commission of an offence (Art. 260bisSCC), 5. participation in or support for criminal or terrorist organisations (Art. 260terSCC), 6. endangering public safety with weapons (Art. 260quaterSCC), 7. financing terrorism (Art. 260quinquiesSCC), 8. recruiting, training and travelling with a view to committing a terrorist offence (Art. 260sexiesSCC), 9. unlawful association (Art. 275terSCC3), 10. participation or support for a banned organisation (Art. 74 of the Intelligence Service Act of 25 September 20154), 11. felonies pursuant to Article 2 of the Federal Act of 12 December 20145on the Proscription of Al-Qaeda, Islamic State and Associated Organisations, and 12. violent felonies intended to intimidate the population or compel a state or international organisation to act or refrain from acting; b. serious offences: the offences listed in Annex 1 of the Schengen Information Exchange Act of 12 June 20096.
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