25 July 2019
"The European Commissioner for Security Julian King, during a talk to journalists on Wednesday, indirectly confirmed, not only that the United Kingdom did make illegal copies of classified information from the database of the Schengen Information System (SIS), but he also said that the UK is already taking “practical steps” to correct its mistake."
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EU Indirectly Confirms UK Is Taking “Practical Steps” After Illegal Copying of SIS Data (euobserver, link):
“Those are meant to be confidential discussions that we have wich the individual member states,” Commissioner King said when asked to comment on the issue, yet adding that the country in question."
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