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EU: "The Future of Europol" - more powers, less regulation, precious little debate, by Ben Hayes

01 October 2006

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The EU is currently discussing the future of Europol but is ignoring critical issues in favour of giving the agency more powers and a more “flexible” legal framework

See background: Draft Council Conclusions on the future of Europol JHA Council December 2006 and "Friends of the Presidency" report on the future of Europol

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