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| European Union - Ninth Report Here you can browse the report which was ordered by the House of Lords to be printed 20 February 2007. FOREWORD—What this Report is about Chapter 2: Background—The development of the Schengen Database Box 1: Examples of the Schengen Information System in action The United Kingdom's timetable Issues concerning United Kingdom implementation Chapter 3: How the system works in practice
Box 2: SIRENE UK—the United Kingdom gateway to the SIS Table 1: Valid (unexpired) entries on the central SIS database at 00.00 hrs on 1 January Table 2: Breakdown of Wanted Persons Box 3: The ECJ Judgment in Commission v Spain Chapter 4: Management of the system
Chapter 6: Data protection and data processing rules Chapter 7: United Kingdom access to immigration data Chapter 8: Conclusions and recommendations Background—the development of the Schengen database How the system works in practice Data protection and data processing rules United Kingdom access to immigration data Appendix 1: Sub-Committee (Home Affairs) Appendix 4: List of abbreviations Appendix 5: Other reports from the Select Committee Mr Mike Fitzpatrick, Programme Director, Schengen Information System Programme; Mr Jonathan Sweet, International Directorate; Mr Kevan Norris, Legal Adviser and Mr Marek Rejman-Greene, Senior Biometrics Adviser, Scientific Development Branch, Home Office. Oral evidence, 11 October 2006
Supplementary written evidence Professor Kees Groenendijk, Ms Evelien Brouwer, Professor Theo de Roos, the Meijers Committee (Standing Committee of Experts on International Immigration, Refugee and Criminal Law)and Professor Elspeth Guild, Immigration Law Practioners' Association (ILPA) Written evidence Meijers Committee Written evidence Immigration Law Practioners' Association (ILPA)
Oral evidence, 18 October 2006 Mr Peter Thompson, Head of European and International Division, and Ms Harriet Nowell-Smith, Legal Adviser, Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA)
Oral evidence, 25 October 2006 Mr David Smith, Deputy Information Commissioner and Mr Jonathan Bamford, Assistant Commissioner, Information Commissioner's Office Written evidence
Oral evidence, 25 October 2006 Mr Philip Geering, Director of Policy and Ms Carmen Dowd, Head of Special Crime Division, Crown Prosecution Service (CPS); Superintendent Mike Flynn, Director, Joint Operational Authority, SIRENE UK; and Mr Rob Wainwright, Head of International Department, Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA)
Oral evidence, 1 November 2006 Rt Hon Baroness Ashton of Upholland, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA) Written evidence
Oral evidence, 22 November 2006 Dr Wolfgang von Pommer Esche, Head of Unit, Police Intelligence Service, Federal Data Protection Office, Bonn Oral evidence, 27 November 2006
Mr Gerrit Huybreghts, Directorate-General,
Justice and Home Affairs,
Oral evidence, 27 November 2006 Mr Jonathan Faull, Director, Dr Frank Paul, Head of Unit, and Mrs Marie-Hélène Boulanger, Directorate-General for Justice, Freedom and Security, European Commission Written evidence Oral evidence, 27 November 2006
Supplementary written evidence Mr Daniel Drewer, Europol Data Protection Officer
Oral evidence, 28 November 2006 Mrs Laura Yli-Vakkuri, Chair of Schengen Acquis Working Party
Oral evidence, 28 November 2006 Joan Ryan MP, Parliamentary-Under Secretary of State, Home Office Written evidence Oral evidence, 29 November 2006
Supplementary written evidence WRITTEN EVIDENCE
JUSTICE Note: References in the text of the Report are as follows: (Q) refers to a question in oral evidence
(p) refers to a page of written evidence
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