The EU establishes how countries will automatically share police records with each other
10 Jun 202680 views
Who is affected:
Law enforcement bodies of EU Member States and their data controllers
Summary
New European regulation governing the automatic exchange of police records between EU countries through the EPRIS system. Facilitates cross-border police cooperation.
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The European Commission establishes the technical and operational rules for law enforcement bodies of Member States to automatically search and exchange information on police records through the EPRIS system, in implementation of Regulation (EU) 2024/982. This decision defines automated consultation procedures between …
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