Faster and more secure information sharing between European police forces
Official title: Wetsontwerp tot omzetting van Richtlijn (EU) 2023/977 van het Europees Parlement en de Raad van 10 mei 2023 betreffende de uitwisseling van informatie tussen de rechtshandhavingsinstanties van de lidstaten en tot intrekking van Kaderbesluit 2006/960/JBZ van de Raad.
Status: Parliament is still discussing this proposal, for example in a committee or while waiting for advice. (parliament: ‘Pending in the Chamber’)
In plain language
- Belgium is updating its rules so police forces can exchange information faster and more securely with other EU countries through a single contact point and clear deadlines.
- Police, customs, and judicial authorities will directly notice this in the way they request and share data across borders.
- You will not notice much in daily life, but it helps tackle cross-border crime more effectively while strictly protecting your personal data.
Automatically summarised (gemini-3.8-flash). AI can make mistakes: if in doubt, read the official text.
How parliament voted
Parliament has not voted on this proposal yet.