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EU: Observations of the European Data Protection Supervisor on the draft Framework Decision on data protection in police and judicial matters

01 October 2007

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European Data Protection Supervisor observations (pdf)

The European Data Protection Supervisor notes that the Council has already decided on "two fundamental issues" - the scope and rules for handing data to third states - so here makes seven "technical points".

For full background documentation see Statewatch's Observatory on data protection in the EU (link)

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