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EU: European Commission programme for 2011: Selected proposals - Home Affairs (Internal security and immigration)

01 October 2010

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EU: European Commission programme for 2011: Selected proposals - Home Affairs (Internal security and immigration)

- Smart Borders
- Exist-Entry Scheme
- Registered Travellers Programme
- ESTA (EU electronic system for travel authorisation)
- Directive on the use of Passenger Name Records for law enforcement purposes (European PNR)
- European Terrorist Financing Tracking Programme (European TFTP)
- Legislative proposal on the establishment of a European Border Surveillance System (EUROSUR)
- Communication: Global Approach to Migration
- Proposal for a review of Directive 2006/24/EC (Data Retention)
- Regulation establishing a procedure for the freezing of funds of persons suspected of terrorist activities inside the EU
- EU Immigration Code (inc "legal migration")

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