Consultations with civil society, data protection authorities and industry on the 2nd Additional Protocol to the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime

6th round of consultations [closed] 6th round of consultations [closed]
Consultations with stakeholders on the draft text 

The Cybercrime Convention Committee (T-CY) invited interested stakeholders to submit written comments on the draft 2nd Additional Protocol to the Budapest Convention and to participate in an online meeting on 6 May 2021.

Background documents:

  • T-CY(2020)07 [EN / FR] Draft 2nd Additional Protocol to the Budapest Convention (version 12 April 2021)

Online meeting on 6 May 2021:

Written comments:

Follow-up (28 May 2021):

  • Summary of comments on opinions by Council of Europe committees and submissions by other stakeholders.
5th round of consultations [closed] 5th round of consultations [closed]
Consultations with stakeholders on the provisional draft text [for comments by 15 December 2020]

 

Background documents:

T-CY(2018)23rev [EN / FR] Provisional draft text of provisions (version 10 November 2020):

  • Language of requests (revised) | Emergency MLA | Video Conferencing | Joint investigation teams and joint investigations - NEW | Expedited disclosure of stored computer data in an emergency - NEW | Request for domain name registration information - NEW | Direct disclosure of subscriber information | Giving effect to orders from another Party for expedited production of data

Written comments:

4th ROUND of consultations [CLOSED] 4th ROUND of consultations [CLOSED]
Consultations within the Octopus Conference, on 21 and 22 November 2019

T-CY wishes to continue its consultations with civil society, data protection organisations and industry during the drafting process of the 2nd Additional protocol.

 

Background documents:

  • Discussion guide for consultations [EN / FR]
  • Provisional draft text of provisions [EN / FR / ES] - revised on 8 November 2019

  Watch recorded video of consultations

  • Day 1 - 21 November 2019
  • Day 2 - 22 November 2019

Written comments:

3rd round of consultations [closed] 3rd round of consultations [closed]
Consultations with stakeholders on the provisional draft text [for comments by stakeholders by 20 February 2019]

 

Background documents:

  • Provisional draft text of provisions: Language of requests; Emergency MLA; Video conferencing [EN, 29 November 2018], [EN, 12 July 2018]

Written comments:

  • Committee of Experts on the Operation of European Conventions on Co-operation in Criminal (PC-OC) [EN, 4 March 2019 ]
2nd round of consultations [closed] 2nd round of consultations [closed]
PDG consultations with data protection experts, 26 November 2018

 

Background documents:

  • Outline [EN, pdf]
  • Discussion paper: Conditions for obtaining subscriber information in relation to dynamic versus static IP addresses [EN, pdf]
1st ROUND of consultations [CLOSED] 1st ROUND of consultations [CLOSED]
Consultations within the Octopus Conference 2018, Strasbourg, 12 July 2018

 

Consultations permitted an exchange of views between representatives of the Cybercrime Convention Committee and:

  • Civil society organisations and academia
  • Data protection experts
  • Industry (service providers and associations)

Interested stakeholders were invited to attend the conference and send written comments on the questions raised in discussion guide by 25 June 2018

Background documents:

  • Discussion guide for consultations [EN / FR]

Written comments:

  • Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT), 25 June 2018 [EN, pdf]
  • Global Public Policy Institute (GPPi), 26 June 2018 [EN, pdf]
  • Global Coalition of Civil Society, 28 June 2018 [EN, pdf] and the letter of support [EN, pdf]
  • EuroISPA proposal, June 2018 [EN, pdf]
  • Committee of Convention 108 (T-PD), 12 July 2018 [EN, pdf]

 

Consultations

Consultations

According to the Terms of Reference for the preparation of the 2nd Additional Protocol, the Cybercrime Convention Committee (T-CY) may hold public hearings, publish drafts of its work, and invite public comments.

The T-CY wishes to consult civil society, data protection organisations and industry during the drafting process in order to seek their views and benefit from their experience.

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