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PURPOSE: launch of the automated data exchange\nwith regard to DNA data in United Kingdom.
\nPROPOSED ACT: Council implementing\ndecision.
\nROLE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT: the Council\nadopts the act after consulting the European Parliament but without\nbeing obliged to follow its opinion.
\nBACKGROUND: Council\nDecision 2008/615/JHA on the stepping up of cross-border\ncooperation, particularly in combating terrorism and cross-border\ncrime, confers implementing powers upon the Council with a view to\nadopting measures necessary to implement that Decision, in\nparticular as regards the receiving and supply of personal data\nprovided for under that Decision. The supply of personal data\nprovided for under that Decision may not take place until the\ngeneral provisions on data protection set out in that Decision have\nbeen implemented in the national law of the territories of the\nMember States involved in such supply.
\nPursuant to Decision\n2008/616/JHA, the United Kingdom replied to a\nquestionnaire on data protection and a questionnaire on DNA\ndata exchange. It conducted a successful pilot test with\nAustria and Germany. An evaluation visit took place in the\nUnited Kingdom and the Austrian, German and French evaluation teams\nprepared a report on the visit.
\nOn the basis of the evaluation report\nsubmitted to the Council, the Council concluded on 11 October 2018\nthat the United Kingdom has fully implemented the general\nprovisions on data protection set out in Decision\n2008/615/JHA.
\nCONTENT: the purpose of the draft implementing\nCouncil Decision is to entitle the United Kingdom, for the\npurposes of automated searching and comparison of DNA data, to\nreceive and supply personal data pursuant to Decision\n2008/615/JHA.
\nFurthermore, the Council requested that the\nUnited Kingdom review, within 12 months of the launching of the\nautomated data exchange, its policy of excluding suspects\nprofiles from automated DNA data exchange, in the light of\noperational experience with Prüm DNA data exchange and of the\nexplanations in the evaluation visit report.
\nThe United Kingdom, Ireland and Denmark are\nparticipating in the adoption of the proposed Decision.
\nPURPOSE: launch of the automated data exchange\nwith regard to DNA data in United Kingdom.
\nPROPOSED ACT: Council implementing\ndecision.
\nROLE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT: the Council\nadopts the act after consulting the European Parliament but without\nbeing obliged to follow its opinion.
\nBACKGROUND: Council\nDecision 2008/615/JHA on the stepping up of cross-border\ncooperation, particularly in combating terrorism and cross-border\ncrime, confers implementing powers upon the Council with a view to\nadopting measures necessary to implement that Decision, in\nparticular as regards the receiving and supply of personal data\nprovided for under that Decision. The supply of personal data\nprovided for under that Decision may not take place until the\ngeneral provisions on data protection set out in that Decision have\nbeen implemented in the national law of the territories of the\nMember States involved in such supply.
\nPursuant to Decision\n2008/616/JHA, the United Kingdom replied to a\nquestionnaire on data protection and a questionnaire on DNA\ndata exchange. It conducted a successful pilot test with\nAustria and Germany. An evaluation visit took place in the\nUnited Kingdom and the Austrian, German and French evaluation teams\nprepared a report on the visit.
\nOn the basis of the evaluation report\nsubmitted to the Council, the Council concluded on 11 October 2018\nthat the United Kingdom has fully implemented the general\nprovisions on data protection set out in Decision\n2008/615/JHA.
\nCONTENT: the purpose of the draft implementing\nCouncil Decision is to entitle the United Kingdom, for the\npurposes of automated searching and comparison of DNA data, to\nreceive and supply personal data pursuant to Decision\n2008/615/JHA.
\nFurthermore, the Council requested that the\nUnited Kingdom review, within 12 months of the launching of the\nautomated data exchange, its policy of excluding suspects\nprofiles from automated DNA data exchange, in the light of\noperational experience with Prüm DNA data exchange and of the\nexplanations in the evaluation visit report.
\nThe United Kingdom, Ireland and Denmark are\nparticipating in the adoption of the proposed Decision.
\n