The Ministry of Justice is looking for a solution for using mobile communications calls and location data to investigate crime without violating people's privacy. Draft legislation is expected this summer. Representatives of various law enforcement organs met at the Ministry of Justice earlier in the week to discuss future criteria for storing and using mobile calls and location data, "Aktuaalne kaamera" reported. The need for changes arose a few weeks ago when the Supreme Court decided that the state can no longer access mobile communications service providers' data in criminal proceedings as Estonia's blanket data preservation and use regulations are contrary to EU law.