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EU: New Council Draft Framework Decision on data protection in police and judicial matters

01 May 2007

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Framework Decision (EU doc no: 7315/1/07, dated 24 April 2007, pdf)

This was produced prior to European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) damning report on the proposed Framework Decision on data protection in police and judicial matters. Peter Hustinx, the EDPS, "strongly advises the Council not to adopt the current proposals without significant improvements". Full-text of Opinion and Press release See also: Statewatch's analysis of the revised proposal and Statewatch's Observatory on data protection in the EU with full documentation since 2005.

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