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Thursday, July 22, 2004

European Commission proposes "free market" for law enforcement database access / Statewatch, July 2004

Statewatch News Online: European Commission proposes "free market" for law enforcement database access: "At the Justice and Home Affairs Council on 19 July 2004 in Brussels Commissioner Vittorino drew attention to the European Commission Communication titled: 'Towards enhancing access to information by law enforcement agencies' (COM (2004) 429/4). This proposes that all law enforcement agencies (police, customs, immigration) should have access to each others databases right across the 25 EU states and even non-EU states.
Where at the moment there are strict rules on cross-border access data - for example in the Schengen Information System (SIS), that immigration data can be accessed by immigration and border officials and police data by police officers - these would disappear under this proposal"
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