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EU: Council of the European Union: documents on ECRIS, the Infopolex Conference, and cooperation and coordination for EU security

01 April 2011

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EU: Council of the European Union:

- European Criminal Records Information System: Draft Manual for practitioners - ECRIS (EU doc no: 9300/11, pdf)

- Outcome of the Infopolex Conference held in Budapest on 28 February – 1 March 2011 (EU doc no: 8339/11, pdf): "the Infopolex Conference on 28 February and 1 March 2011 in Budapest aimed to facilitate the regular exchange of experiences and best practices of international police cooperation and liaison officers’ management services."

- Draft working method for closer cooperation and coordination in the field of EU security (EU doc no: 9125/11, pdf): "Convene a monthly inter-institutional information meeting to improve planning and information flow in the field of EU security. Participants at this meeting would mutually inform each other on the ordinary planning of Council, EEAS and Commission activities in the field of EU security (rather than crisis situations, which tend to trigger extraordinary COREPER, Council or European Council meetings). It would bring together Brusselsbased officials from the Presidency (COSI) and the General Secretariat of the Council (DG H); the EEAS (PSC); and the Commission (DG HOME)."

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