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This is a consultation procedure intended to result in agreement on the proposal to establish the European Criminal Records Information System (ECRIS), which will involve the computerised exchange of information between Member States.
The Commission confirms that the central objective is ‘to reinforce the European area of security and justice’ and that ‘information about previous convictions shall circulate between judges and prosecutors as well as police authorities’.
As indicated, the ‘objective presupposes the systematic exchange between the competent authorities of the Member States of information extracted from national criminal records in a way that would guarantee their common understanding and efficiency of such exchange’.
We believe that, when necessary, the transmission of information extracted from the criminal records of citizens of one Member State to another Member State must be effected on the basis of (bilateral) cooperation between the parties concerned. However, among other issues whose scope and implications should be assessed, the report imposes obligations on the Member States which fall within the ‘communitisation’ of justice and home affairs to an extent that goes beyond the basis of cooperation between Member States that we recommend.
We obviously recognise the need for mechanisms allowing the reciprocal transmission of information extracted from criminal records between the Member States, but this must be assessed on a case-by-case basis and within a framework of cooperation."@en1
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