(e) whether the person has given his consent to the surrender, where appropriate at the same time as the renunciation of the rule of speciality referred to in Article 16; Under the Withdrawal Agreement, the UK and the EU agreed to conclude agreements on the basis of set procedures and deadlines to enable the UK and the EU to continue to deliver suspects and convicts efficiently and swiftly. In order to achieve the objective of applying and interpreting the provisions of this Agreement as uniformly as possible, the Parties shall continuously monitor the development of the case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Communities and the development of the case-law of the competent courts of Iceland and Norway with regard to those provisions and the provisions of similar procurement instruments. To this end, a mechanism is put in place to ensure regular reciprocal transmission of this case-law. 2. The terms and duration of the temporary transfer are agreed between the issuing judicial authorities and the prison authorities. The Contracting Parties shall notify each other of such new agreements or arrangements referred to in the first subparagraph within three months of the date of signature. 8.1The European Arrest Warrant (HSR) is an EU-wide mechanism for the arrest and surrender (extradition) of persons wanted to prosecute or execute a prison sentence or arrest warrant. The EUE, which has been operational since 1 January 2004, is based on the principle of mutual recognition: an arrest warrant issued by the judicial authority of an EU country is valid and enforceable throughout the EU. The EHB is simpler and faster than traditional forms of extradition because: see also the information on the agreement at the Judicial Library 2. Instead of dealing with surrender, the executing authority may temporarily surrender the requested person to the issuing State under conditions to be agreed between the enforcement authorities and the issuing judicial authorities. The contract must be concluded in writing and the conditions are binding on all authorities of the issuing State.
3. CONSIDERING that no person should be extradited to a State where there is a serious risk of the death penalty, torture or other inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment; 2. . . .
