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EU: Buttiglione appears before Committee for Citizens' Freedoms and Rights in the European Parliament

01 October 2004

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On Tuesday 5 October the new Commissioner for "Freedom, justice and security" Mr Rocco Buttiglione will appear before the Committee for Citizens' Freedoms and Rights in the European Parliament to answer questions. His answers to the written questions from MEPs: Buttliglione's answers to questions: Part A and Part B (pdf)

See also: New Commissioner for "Justice, Freedom and Security" talks of the EU being "swamped" by immigration "time-bomb" (23.8.04) EU: New Commissioner supports setting up external refugee detention centres (18.8.04)

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