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EU: SCHENGEN INFORMATION SYSTEM (SIS): Council of the European Union: Provision of SIS and SIRENE statistics to the Council

01 June 2011

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EU: SCHENGEN INFORMATION SYSTEM (SIS): Council of the European Union: Provision of SIS and SIRENE statistics to the Council (pdf):

"The total of valid records in the SIS reached 35.69 million by 2010 which means an increase by 12.9% compared to 2009. A significant increase of the number of alerts stored in the SIS can be observed regarding alerts for arrest for the purposes of surrender or extradition (10.01%) and alerts on persons for discreet surveillance or specific check (11.12%)"

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