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EU: Justice and Home Affairs Council, 23 April 2010, Brussels

01 April 2010

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EU: Justice and Home Affairs Council, 23 April 2010, Brussels: Press release - provisional (pdf) and "B" Points agenda (pdf) and "A" Points: non-legislative (adopted without discussion) (pdf): "Due to the fact that not enough member states were represented at ministerial level, the Council couldn't adopt any of the agenda items, including A-items. They will be adopted at a later Council."

The "B" Points agenda included: EU-USA-SWIFT: European Commission proposals for new SWIFT negotiations with the USA for access to all financial transactions in the EU: SEC(2010)315 final: Full-text (pdf)

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