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EU: SIS II: The ECA report on the development of SIS II has been published

21 May 2014

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See the full report: ECA report on the development of SIS II (pdf).

See also: European Commission: Replies of the Commission to the special report of the European Court of Auditors: "Lessons learned from the European Commission's development of the second generation Schengen II Information System (SIS II)" (COM 2014 251, pdf): "The EC can only regret the overall poor recognition by many stakeholders of the decision-making arrangement".

And: ECA: Schengen IT system ‘six years late and eight times over budget’ (Public Finance International, link)

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