The "recommended priorities" are (p.31): - Counterfeit and sub-standard goods with an impact on public health and safety - Cybercrime - Facilitation of illegal immigration - Missing Trader Intra Community (MTIC) Fraud - Money laundering
The “recommended priorities” are (p.31):
– Counterfeit and sub-standard goods with an impact on public health and safety
– Cybercrime
– Facilitation of illegal immigration
– Missing Trader Intra Community (MTIC) Fraud
– Money laundering
– Organised burglaries and thefts
– Synthetic drugs production and new psychoactive substances (NPS)
– Trafficking in human beings
The only addition compared to the recommendations in the SOCTA 2013 is “organised burglaries and thefts”, of which Member States “have reported a significant and sustained increase”. According to Europol “The OCGs involved operate professionally and use their mobility as a counter-measure to avoid law enforcement detection”.
See the full-text: Europol: To: Standing Committee on operation cooperation on internal security (COSI) Subject: Interim SOCTA 2015: An update on Serious and Organised Crime in the EU (LIMITE doc no: 7271-15,pdf)