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EU: Draft Council proposal on a Framework Decision on data protection on police and judicial cooperation

01 October 2006

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New draft and new questions: 13246/2/06, dated 25 October 2006: Contains revisions by the Presidency and puts substantial issues to the Articles 36 Committee meeting on 10 November.

See Statewatch Analysis by Tony Bunyan: EU data protection in police and judicial cooperation matters: Rights of suspects and defendants under attack by law enforcement demands (pdf) and Full-text documentation is available on Statewatch's Observatory on data protection in the EU (link)

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