33 (1) The police may supply from a police personal data file data as referred to in Article 94 of the Schengen Convention that is necessary for the purposes laid down in Articles 95-100 of the Schengen Convention to the competent authorities of Schengen States and for recording in the Schengen Information System. 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 with the aid of a technical interface or in machine-readable form. Section 40 Other supplying of data abroad (1) The police may supply data from a police personal data file, subject to the conditions laid down in section 37(1-4), to the International Criminal Police Organization (ICPO–Interpol) or to the police authorities of the Member States of Interpol other than those referred to in section 37, or to other authorities in such States whose duties include securing judicial and social order, maintaining public order and security, or preventing or investigating offences and forwarding them to a prosecutor for consideration of charges. (2) The police may supply data from a police personal data file to the police authorities of States other than those referred to in subsection 1, or to other authorities in such States whose duties include securing judicial and social order, maintaining public order and security, or preventing or investigating offences and forwarding them to a prosecutor for consideration of charges. The data may be supplied if it is essential: 1) for ensuring State security; 2) for countering an immediate danger threatening life or health or for preventing significant damage to property; 3) for preventing or investigating an offence subject to imprisonment.