European Parliament · 9 July 2020
European Parliament recommendation to the Council and the Commission concerning the conclusion of an agreement, under negotiation, between the European Union and New Zealand on the exchange of personal data between the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation (Europol) and the New Zealand authorities competent for fighting serious crime and terrorism
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494 in favour · 192 against · 4 abstained. 690 members voted.
What it asks for, in the Parliament's words
- Calls on the Council and the Commission to consult the EDPS on the provisions of the draft agreement before its finalisation and throughout the negotiations
- Believes that cross-border information exchange between all relevant law enforcement agencies, within the EU and with global partners, should be prioritised in order to fight serious crime and terrorism more effectively
Quoted from A9-0131/2020, which says more than these lines. Each is a whole paragraph; this site does not rewrite them.
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