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EU: First meeting of High-level advisory group on the future of European home affairs policy

01 May 2007

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First meeting in Hesse, Germany of: High-level advisory group on the future of European home affairs policy (Future Group) (Press release) The German EU Council Presidency - who initiated the group - says that its work should be transparent and: "Reports on the group’s progress will be published regularly on the websites of the European Commission (VP Frattini) and the Federal Ministry of the Interior." Tony Bunyan, Statewatch editor, comments: "Will these reports be bland press releases like this one or will we see that agendas, documents discussed and minutes?"

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