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EU-UK: House of Lords Select Committee on the EU: The United Kingdom opt-in to the Passenger Name Record directive

01 March 2011

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EU-UK: House of Lords Select Committee on the EU: The United Kingdom opt-in to the Passenger Name Record directive (pdf). The Committee supports a UK opt-in. But it is concerned, as is the government, that the draft Directive allows the use of data collected but is unclear on the collection of passenger data - which the UK already does on intra-EU flights.

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