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EU: Visas, trafficking and policing football matches documentation (update)

01 December 2006

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- Draft Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council concerning the Visa Information System (VIS) and the exchange of data between Member States on short-stay visas (as at 20 December 2006, pdf)

- Action Plan on trafficking in human beings (December 2006, pdf)

- Revised policing-football handbook adopted (OJ) (full-text, pdf) Defines: "A person, known or not, who can be regarded as posing a possible risk to public order or anti social behaviour, whether planned or spontaneous, at or in connection with a football event" Point 4.7 ask for information on fans' "Reactions to decisions of the referee" and 6.8 asks for information on fans: "Political way of thinking"

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