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ECRIS Support Programme (ESP)

The ECRIS Support Programme aims to assist Member States in implementing ECRIS, conduct training needs analysis, explore exchanging criminal records extracts for non-criminal purposes, and engage partner countries for collaborative efforts. Methodology includes PRINCE II approach, stakeholder meetings, central authority visits, and establishing an Information Centre. Contact Nicholas Apps for more information.

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ECRIS Support Programme (ESP)

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  1. ECRIS Support Programme (ESP) Criminal Justice 2007-2013 JLS/2010/JPEN/AG launch date 15 June 2011 Nicholas Apps

  2. ESP Objectives • Support Member States with implementation of ECRIS • Carry out Training Needs Analysis for Member States • Explore requirements to exchange extracts of criminal records for purposes other than criminal proceedings

  3. Support Member States with implementation of ECRIS • Studies, consultation and translation of documents • Focus groups capturing advice and recommendations • Joint working with partner countries • Establishment of an Information Centre to support Member States

  4. Conduct Training Needs Analysis in Member States • Issues relating to the functioning of the ECRIS business processes • Capture and share best practice • Identify opportunities to implement training programmes throughout the EU • Make recommendations about sustainable training programmes

  5. Explore requirements to exchange extracts of criminal records for purposes other than criminal proceedings. • Address potential requirements for the exchange for other purposes • firearms licencing; • prevention of sex offenders working with children • Make findings available in respective language

  6. Partner Countries • Estonia • France • Latvia • Lithuania

  7. Methodology • PRINCE II approach (PID, Project Board, Gantt chart) • Early engagement with partner countries • Stakeholder meetings with partners • EU-wide country engagement • Standard programme of questions for each MS • Central Authority visits • Establish an Information Centre • Conduct Training Needs Analysis • Concluding report and presentation to the European Commission

  8. Questionsnicholas.apps@acro.pnn.police.ukESP Project Manager

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