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Update on EU plan for the USA to get access to personal details of airline passengers (PNR)(Links)

01 March 2004

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05/03/04

1. Full-text of the draft Commission Decision on the "adequacy" of the EU-US agreement on PNR plus amended US "Undertakings" - the latter should be read in conjunction with the "Undertakings" dated 12.1.04: 12 Jan "Undertakings" (pdf)

2. European Parliament "Resolution" highly critical of above Decision by the Commission and Council on access to passenger data (PNR), reserving the right to take the issue to the European Court of Justice: Draft Resolution (pdf)

Note: the "Motion for a Resolution" was presented to the Citizens' Freedoms and Rights Committee on 18 February 2004. It will be discussed in Strasbourg on 9 March and voted on 18 March. The motion will then go before the plenary session of the European Parliament on 30 March.

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