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Our comprehensive security deal with the EU:
Streamlined extradition arrangements
Fast exchange of vital data; DNA, fingerprint, passenger name records and vehicle registrations
Continued operational co-operation with Europol and Eurojust
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/home-secretary-hails-security-agreement-with-eu (1/4)
Streamlined extradition arrangements Fast exchange of vital data; DNA, fingerprint, passenger name records and vehicle registrations Continued operational co-operation with Europol and Eurojusthttps://www.gov.uk/government/news/home-secretary-hails-security-agreement-with-eu (1/4)
Taking back control of our borders allows us to:
Ban foreign criminals sentenced to more than a year in jail from the UK
Ban the use of insecure national identity cards
Receive advance data on all goods coming from the EU into Great Britain
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Ban foreign criminals sentenced to more than a year in jail from the UK Ban the use of insecure national identity cards Receive advance data on all goods coming from the EU into Great Britain(2/4)
The EU’s position remained that it was impossible for them to offer access to 'SIS II' to any third country outside the Schengen area
Although 'SIS II' holds millions of records, less than 1% of records relate to persons of law enforcement interest
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Although 'SIS II' holds millions of records, less than 1% of records relate to persons of law enforcement interest
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EU Member States have expressed their intention to continue to share law enforcement data with the UK using Interpol channels We will now use cooperation via Interpol and bilateral channels, which we already use with the rest of the world(4/4)
