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Statewatch News Online: EU - Justice and Home Affairs Council 19 November 2004

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EU: Justice and Home Affairs Council, 19 November 2004, Brussels: Background documents
1. JHA "B" Point Agenda
2. JHA "A" Point Agenda (adopted without discussion)
3. Draft annotated agenda from Dutch Presidency (pdf)
4. updated annotated Agenda from Dutch Presidency
5. Background Note (pdf)
6. JHA Council press release, 19.11.04 (pdf)
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