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The transmission of information extracted from the criminal records of citizens of one Member State to another must be conducted on the basis of (bilateral) cooperation established between the parties involved.
This initiative sets out to improve communication between judicial authorities and to ensure that Member States’ requests regarding the criminal records of citizens of other Member States ‘are replied to properly and in a comprehensive, exhaustive fashion’.
However, we disagree with the harmonisation of laws and the adoption of common procedures, namely as concerns the obligation to transmit ‘full information concerning the convictions handed down on its nationals’, or the obligation to ‘store and update all information received’, as well as the harmonisation of procedures – all the more so as, in the absence of clear guarantees on the protection of these data, in our view this proposal becomes even more questionable.
We recognise the need for mechanisms enabling the reciprocal transmission of information on criminal records between different Member States, yet this needs to be done on a case-by-case basis and within a framework of cooperation between the said States."@en1
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