Europol Convention

Target entity: Europol Convention
Context triple: [Europol, predecessor, Europol Convention]

• A. Statute of the Council of Europe
  The Statute of the Council of Europe is the 1949 international treaty that established the Council of Europe, defining its aims, structure, and functioning as a pan-European human rights and democracy organization.
• B. Eurojust
  Eurojust is the European Union agency that coordinates judicial cooperation among member states to combat serious cross-border crime.
• C. EU Treaties
  The EU Treaties are the foundational legal agreements that establish the European Union’s institutions, powers, and decision‑making framework.
• D. Treaty of Rome
  The Treaty of Rome is a 1957 international agreement that established the European Economic Community, laying a foundational step toward today’s European Union and its single market.
• E. Budapest Treaty
  The Budapest Treaty is an international agreement that streamlines patent procedures by allowing a single deposit of microorganisms with an international depositary authority to be recognized for patent purposes by all member countries.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Europol Convention
Target entity description: The Europol Convention was the international agreement that originally established and governed the operations of the European Police Office before it was replaced by the current Europol framework under EU law.

• A. Statute of the Council of Europe
  The Statute of the Council of Europe is the 1949 international treaty that established the Council of Europe, defining its aims, structure, and functioning as a pan-European human rights and democracy organization.
• B. Eurojust
  Eurojust is the European Union agency that coordinates judicial cooperation among member states to combat serious cross-border crime.
• C. EU Treaties
  The EU Treaties are the foundational legal agreements that establish the European Union’s institutions, powers, and decision‑making framework.
• D. Treaty of Rome
  The Treaty of Rome is a 1957 international agreement that established the European Economic Community, laying a foundational step toward today’s European Union and its single market.
• E. Budapest Treaty
  The Budapest Treaty is an international agreement that streamlines patent procedures by allowing a single deposit of microorganisms with an international depositary authority to be recognized for patent purposes by all member countries.
• F. None of above. chosen