The House of Commons held the second day of the report stage and third reading of the Protection of Freedoms Bill on Tuesday 11 October
framework for police retention of fingerprints and DNA
Post-Brexit UK-EU security cooperation sub-optimal, says Lords committee
heard that cooperation on the exchange of Prüm data (DNA
On 29 March Members of the House of Lords took part in the second reading, the debate on general issues, of the Crime and Security Bill
second reading of the Bill covered subjects including DNA
Shadow Secretary of State for the Home Department, Yvette Cooper, moved an Opposition day debate in the House of Commons on Monday 23 May on policing and crime
planned cuts to police in England and Wales, the DNA
Police to give evidence on post-Brexit UK-EU security cooperation
so-called Prüm mechanism governing the exchange of DNA
Friday 18 December 2020 The Lords Security and Justice EU Sub-Committee has today launched a brief inquiry on post-Brexit UK-EU law enforcement and security cooperation, as attempts to agree a deal on the future UK-EU relationship continue
Eurojust Future arrangements for the sharing of DNA
22 January 2021 On Tuesday, the House of Lords EU Security and Justice Committee, chaired by former national security adviser Lord Ricketts, will continue its inquiry into the UK-EU deal, taking evidence from security experts on how the agreement impacts post-Brexit law enforcement cooperation
agencies be able to access EU data on fingerprints, DNA
On Wednesday 7 April, the House of Lords completed the committee, report and third reading stages for four Bills
a variety of crime and security issues, including DNA
Immigration news from UK Parliament
Government’s Response 29 October 2018 Statement on use of DNA
How will cross-border criminal justice work once we drop European Arrest Warrants? Lords to hear from Police Chiefs
Current cooperation includes: the ability to search DNA
