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EU: Council of the European Union: Report of the Schengen Joint Supervisory Authority on the follow-up of the recommendations concerning the use of Article 99 alerts in the Schengen Information System

06 October 2012

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"The overall conclusion is that most participating Schengen States must still invest in cooperation procedures in the area of law enforcement at national level to ensure that all conditions are in place allowing an Art. 99 alert to be made. While the procedures when reviewing these alerts – either after six months or close to the retention period – may be sufficient, this is not the situation preceding the alert."

See: Report (pdf)

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