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EU: Council of the European Union: Swedish Framework Decision, Prum data exchange & IMS Manual on data access

31 October 2012

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- EXCHANGE OF POLICE INFORMATION: Council Framework Decision 2006/960/JHA on simplifying the exchange of information and intelligence between law enforcement authorities of the Member States of the European Union ("Swedish Framework Decision") - Assessment of compliance pursuant to Article 11(2) - Draft Report (14755-12, pdf)

- PRUM DATA EXCHANGE: Implementation of the provisions on information exchange of the "Prüm Decisions" - overview of documents and procedures - overview of declarations - state of play of implementation of automated data exchange (5086-rev7-12,pdf)

- INFORMATION MANAGEMENT STRATEGY: IMS action list III - drawing up of a manual on information exchange (14745-12, pdf): Sets out how EU and national databases will be linked including:

"Annex II: Suggestion for the structure of the national fact sheets on contact points for cross-border exchange of information [MEMBER STATE]

1. GENERAL
2. PUBLIC ORDER / MAJOR EVENTS
3. COUNTER-TERRORISM
4. DNA, FINGERPRINT and VRD DATABASES ("Prüm Decisions")
5. SWEDISH FRAMEWORK DECISION"

- IMS Action List No 3 EPRIS/ADEP: Automation of the data exchange process (14944-12, pdf)

European Police Records Information System (EPRIS) and the automation of data exchange processes (ADEP).

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