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"en.20081009.25.4-175"2
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"I voted in favour of the report on ECRIS because behind this obscure acronym lies the key element in the networking of national criminal records.
Make no mistake: we are not going to create a super, centralised database. Each Member State will continue to centralise the information on its citizens; each national central administration will be the only body that has access to the interconnection with the other European records.
The national judicial authorities will thus be unable to access the ‘European record’ directly: they will have to send requests for information to their country’s central record, which will act as an intermediary.
Before now the European records system did not function effectively. Of course we had the pilot project that was launched in 2006 and involved Belgium, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Luxembourg and Spain, which were subsequently joined by others in the light of its success.
We also had the decision on the organisation and content of the exchange of information extracted from criminal records between Member States.
However, we lacked a text that organised this electronic interconnection at a technical level.
That has now been achieved with ECRIS, which demonstrates that the new technologies are facilitating the day-to-day operation of justice in the Union."@en1
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