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EU: Commission working document on the feasibility of an index of third-country nationals convicted in the EU

01 September 2006

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Working document (pdf)

A Council Decision on the exchange of information extraction from the criminal record between EU member states was adopted in November 2005: Full-text (pdf) Tony Bunyan, Statewatch editor comments: "This proposed measure singles out resident third country nationals for special attention by the creation of an index of all convictions for any crime however minor"

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