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EU: European Commission: Data retention: Commission requests Germany and Romania fully transpose EU rules

01 October 2011

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EU: European Commission: Data retention: Commission requests Germany and Romania fully transpose EU rules (pdf):

"Brussels, 27 October 2011 – Today the Commission formally requested Germany and Romania take action to ensure full compliance with EU rules on data retention within two months. Since the judgements of their Constitutional Courts, which annulled the respective national laws that transposed the Data Retention Directive, Germany and Romania have not indicated how and when they will adopt new legislation."

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