I. – The national member shall be informed by the public prosecutor, the public prosecutor or the investigating judge of ongoing investigations or proceedings and of convictions relating to cases that may fall within Eurojust’s jurisdiction where they have given rise or are likely to give rise to the transmission to at least two Member States of requests or decisions on judicial cooperation pursuant, in particular, to instruments based on the principle of mutual recognition and where one of the following conditions is met:
1° Such investigations, proceedings or convictions relate to an offence which is punishable in at least one of the Member States concerned by a custodial sentence or detention order of at least five years and which falls into one of the following categories:
a) Trafficking in human beings;
b) Sexual abuse or exploitation, including child pornography and soliciting children for sexual purposes;
c) Drug trafficking ;
d) Trafficking in firearms, their parts and ammunition;
e) Corruption;
f) Offences to the detriment of the financial interests of the European Union;
g) Counterfeiting or falsification of means of payment ;
h) Money laundering;
i) Attacks on information systems;
2° The elements of the case show the involvement of a criminal organisation;
3° The elements of the case show that, by their scale or cross-border impact, the facts are likely to seriously affect the European Union or to concern Member States other than those directly involved.
The national member shall also be informed by the public prosecutor, the public prosecutor or the investigating magistrate of investigations, proceedings and convictions relating to terrorist offences which involve, or are likely to involve, at least one other Member State.
II. – The national member shall also be informed by the public prosecutor, the public prosecutor or the investigating judge:
1° Of the setting up of joint investigation teams and the results of their work;
2° Of the implementation of a measure to monitor the routing or transport of objects, goods or proceeds derived from the commission of one or more offences or used to commit them where the measure concerns at least three States, including at least two Member States;
3° Conflicts of jurisdiction with another Member State and recurrent difficulties or refusals to execute requests made or decisions taken in relation to judicial cooperation pursuant, in particular, to instruments based on the principle of mutual recognition.
III. – The public prosecutor, the public prosecutor or the investigating judge shall not be obliged to communicate to the Eurojust Agency the information referred to in I and II where such communication would be likely to prejudice the security of the Nation or compromise the safety of a person.