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The FATF's so-called Recommendation 25, which doesn't call for public disclosure, was woven into a version of the directive drafted by the European Commission, but ripped out when the parliamentary committees got their hands on it.Opponents of the status quo counter that abuse of trusts is serious enough to warrant action.

Ilga-Europe, a non-governmental organisation which surveys attitudes to gay issues, told the BBC it regretted that a comprehensive EU Anti-Discrimination Directive drafted by the European Commission in 2008 had yet to be approved by EU leaders.

The second is a proposal for a directive drafted in 2003 aimed at replacing a directive dating from 1988.

The directive as drafted would not in itself have prevented any of the egregious behaviour outlined above.This is not to say reform is a mirage.

"It is crystal clear that the neither the 1995 Directive, nor the CJEU's interpretation of it reflects the incredible advancement in technology that we see today, over 20 years since the Directive was drafted," said the committee chairman, Baroness Prashar.

The compromises take place not only between the political groups, but with the commission in the way that directives are drafted, and then with the 15 national governments meeting in council.

When the Cookie Directive, officially known as the EU e-Privacy Directive, was first drafted two years ago, tablets hadn't been adopted in their millions, and smartphones had nothing like their present-day ubiquity.

Changes already under way will reshape Europe's financial markets faster than a new directive could be drafted and adopted.

Backers of cloud computing technology are hoping the European Commission will loosen the rules applying to international data transfers during the review of its data protection directive, which was drafted in 1995, in the early days of the Internet.

In Europe a new privacy directive, now being drafted and likely to come into effect in 2016, will introduce extremely strict (some say stifling) rules on data collection that will apply across the European Union.

The currently drafted directive states that DOD policy is to "provide force protection of contractor personnel.