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Proposals being discussed by the Convention on the Future of Europe will lead to the creation of an EU Interior Ministry - the maintenance of law and order, internal security and external borders

01 April 2003

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The creation of an EU Interior Ministry
- for the maintenance of law and order, internal security and external borders
by Tony Bunyan

* This analysis looks at one of the proposals coming out of the Convention on the Future of Europe
which will see the creation of a potentially hidden and unaccountable committee to coordinate EUwide
police cooperation, internal security and external border management.

Proposals being discussed by the Convention on the Future of Europe will lead to the creation of an EU Interior Ministry - the maintenance of law and order, internal security and external borders: Analysis (pdf)

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