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EU: Negotiatons between Council and Parliament on the European Investigation Order

21 April 2013

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Council of the European Union: Initiative for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council regarding the European Investigation Order in criminal matters - Comparative table with amendments proposals by EP and Presidency suggestions (7805/13, pdf)

The latest four-column text. The Council is not offering very much to meet the European Parliament's position, particularly on covert investigations and telephone tapping. The latest trilogue was 16 April, the last one has been set for 7 May.

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