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EU: No agreement on the draft Framework Decision on data protection in police and judicial matters

01 June 2007

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No agreement on the draft Framework Decision on data protection in police and judicial matters under German Council Presidency - who have put forward a set of "Conclusions" to be agreed: EU doc no: 10200/07 (dated 30 May 2007, pdf). These Conclusions note that two issues are outstanding: "the scope of application and the provisions governing the transfer of data to third countries." There is no indication at all the the Council intends to address the fundamental criticisms by the European Parliament, the European Data Protection Supervisor and the European Data Protection Authorities.

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