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EU: Joint Supervisory Body of Europol: Implementation of the Terrorist Finance Tracking Program (TFTP) Agreement: assessment of the follow-up of the JSB recommendations

29 April 2013

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“There is a clear tension between the idea of limiting the amount of data to be transmitted by tailoring and narrowing the requests and the nature of the TFTP...These are political issues and it is up to the legislators to balance the transfer of massive data sets - mostly of non-suspects - with proportionality”

See: JSB report (pdf)

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