There is no fixed timetable for an EDPS investigation: the duration depends on the complexity of the case, including whether multiple data sources or third-country transfers are involved. Delays often occur when Europol claims it must consult contributing Member States before responding. Asking the EDPS to treat the matter as urgent — for example, where data transfers are imminent — may help prioritise review, particularly where ongoing harm such as asset freezing or travel bans is documented.
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