32 requires information on the state of health, intoxicant use, criminal guilt or violent behaviour of the applicant or holder. (4) Data from the Operational Data System of the Security Police referred to in section 5 and data as referred to in section 12 from a file as referred to in section 6(2)(2) that is temporary may not, however, be supplied for the performance of the duties referred to in subsection 3(5). (5) Data from the Suspect Data System referred to in section 4 may not, however, be supplied for the performance of the duties referred to in subsection 3(5). (6) Notwithstanding any secrecy provisions, the data may also be supplied with the aid of a technical interface or in machine-readable form. (7) Before supplying data with the aid of a technical interface, the party requesting the data shall present an account of data security in the manner referred to in section 32(1) of the Personal Data Act. Section 38 Supplying data to the European Police Office (1) The police may supply data from a police personal data file to the European Police Office and the national units of the European Police Office, and for recording in the Europol Information System, for the prevention and investigation of crime falling within the jurisdiction of the European Police Office. The data shall be supplied through the National Bureau of Investigation. (2) Notwithstanding any secrecy provisions, the National Bureau of Investigation may also supply the data to the Europol Information System with the aid of a technical interface or in machine-readable form. Section 39 Supplying data to a Schengen State and to the Schengen Information System