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EU: Justice and Home Affairs Council, 25 October in Luxembourg

01 October 2004

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Main agenda
"A" Points (adopted without debate)
Background Note
EU - "The Hague Programme" on justice and home affairs. Pogramme to be adopted on 5 November
EU: Compulsory fingerprinting for all passports
Draft proposal on exchange of information extracted from the criminal record (COM 238): this Commission proposal signals a retreat from the original idea which proposed direct access by all law enforcement agencies to each other information - see Statewatch Analysis of the previous COM 221

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