Personal data transmitted or made available by a Schengen State may be disclosed to the competent authority of a third country or an international body, only if:
the disclosure is necessary to prevent, detect or prosecute a criminal offence;
the Schengen State which transmitted or made available the personal data has given its prior consent to the disclosure; and
the requirements under Article 349c are fulfilled.
By way of derogation from paragraph 1 letter b, personal data may be disclosed in a particular case, if:
the prior consent of the Schengen State cannot be obtained in time; and
disclosure is essential to prevent an imminent serious threat to the public security of a Schengen State or a third country or for safeguarding the essential interests of a Schengen State.
The Schengen State shall be informed immediately of the disclosure referred to in paragraph 2.
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