Political Declaration setting out the framework for the future relationship between the European Union and the United Kingdom

 
 
85.
 
The Parties should consider further arrangements appropriate to the United Kingdom's future 
status for data exchange, such as exchange of information on wanted or missing persons and 
objects and of criminal records, with the view to delivering capabilities that, in so far as is 
technically and legally possible, and considered necessary and in both Parties' interests, 
approximate those enabled by relevant Union mechanisms.
 
B. Operational cooperation between law enforcement authorities and judicial cooperation 
in criminal matters
86.
 
The Parties recognise the value in facilitating operational cooperation between the United 
Kingdom's and Member States' law enforcement and judicial authorities, and will therefore 
work together to identify the terms for the United Kingdom's cooperation via Europol and 
Eurojust.
 
 
87.
 
The Parties should establish effective arrangements based on streamlined procedures and 
time limits enabling the United Kingdom and Member States to surrender suspected and 
convicted persons efficiently and expeditiously, with the possibilities to waive the 
requirement of double criminality, and to determine the applicability of these arrangements 
to own nationals and for political offences.
 
 
88.
 
The Parties should consider further arrangements appropriate to the United Kingdom's future 
status for practical cooperation between law enforcement authorities, and between judicial 
authorities in criminal matters, such as joint investigation teams, with the view to delivering 
capabilities that, in so far as is technically and legally possible, and considered necessary 
and in both Parties' interests, approximate those enabled by relevant Union mechanisms.