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EU-USA: SWIFT-TFTP agreement: Question to European Commission on: Terrorist Finance Tracking Program interim and permanent overseer

01 October 2010

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EU-USA: SWIFT-TFTP agreement: Question to European Commission on: Terrorist Finance Tracking Program interim and permanent overseer (pdf): "Can the Commission indicate the legal basis for keeping confidential the identity of the EU public official - interim and/or permanent - overseeing the implementation of the TFTP agreement? Is there any precedent for such a decision or arrangement?"

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