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EU-USA: SWIFT/TFTP Agreement: On Monday 21 June a specially called meeting of COREPER agreed to a single change in the Commission's proposals for a new SWIFT agreement

01 June 2010

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EU-USA: SWIFT/TFTP Agreement: On Monday 21 June a specially called meeting of COREPER (the Brussels-based permanent representatives of EU governments) agreed to a single change in the Commission's proposals for a new SWIFT agreement: Minutes of COREPER (pdf): "the Committee advised the Commission to attempt to re-negotiate with the US one provision (art. 12.1) which was case-sensitive for the European Parliament."

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