Reporting and statistics
Article 72
1. Where needed, the duly authorised staff of the Member States’ competent authorities, the Commission, eu-LISA and Europol shall have access to the following data related to the router, solely for the purposes of reporting and statistics: (a) the number of queries per Member State and the number of queries by Europol per category of data; (b) the number of queries to each of the connected databases; (c) the number of matches against each Member State’s database per category of data; (d) the number of matches against Europol data per category of data; (e) the number of confirmed matches where there were exchanges of core data; (f) the number of confirmed matches where there were no exchanges of core data; (g) the number of queries to the Common Identity Repository via the router; and (h) the number of matches per type as follows: (i) identified data (person) – unidentified data (trace); (ii) unidentified data (trace) – identified data (person); (iii) unidentified data (trace) – unidentified data (trace); (iv) identified data (person) – identified data (person). It shall not be possible to identify individuals from the data set out in the first subparagraph. 2. The duly authorised staff of the Member States’ competent authorities, the Commission and Europol shall have access to the following data related to Eucaris, solely for the purposes of reporting and statistics: (a) the number of queries per Member State and the number of queries by Europol; (b) the number of queries to each of the connected databases; and (c) the number of matches against each Member State’s database. It shall not be possible to identify individuals from the data set out in the first subparagraph. 3. The duly authorised staff of the Member States’ competent authorities, the Commission and Europol shall have access to the following data related to EPRIS, solely for the purposes of reporting and statistics: (a) the number of queries per Member State and the number of queries by Europol; (b) the number of queries to each of the connected indexes; and (c) the number of matches against each Member State’s database. It shall not be possible to identify individuals from the data set out in the first subparagraph. 4. eu-LISA shall store the data set out in paragraph 1 of this Article in the central repository for reporting and statistics established by Article 39 of Regulation (EU) 2019/818. Europol shall store the data set out in paragraph 3. Those data shall allow the Member States’ competent authorities, the Commission, eu-LISA and Europol to obtain customisable reports and statistics to enhance the efficiency of law enforcement cooperation.