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EU-USA: Terrorist Finance Tracking Program (TFTP) Agreement: Europol Joint Supervisory Body

17 September 2015

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"The JSB restates that, in view of the nature of the TFTP and the scope of the agreement there is a massive, regular, data transfer from the EU to the US. 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."

See the full text: Europol JSB inspection of the implementation of the [EU-USA] TFTP Agreement (pdf)

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