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EU: STATE-BUILDING: Council of the Euorpean Union: Draft Council Resolution on the use of police dogs in the European Union

01 March 2011

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EU: STATE-BUILDING: Council of the Euorpean Union: Draft Council Resolution on the use of police dogs in the European Union (pdf). The Conclusions (which will set Council policy) will "create a network of police dog professionals in Europe" known as "KYNOPOL" and includes:

"6. NOTING the need to facilitate the joint use of police dogs in cross-border operations in order to ensure flexible and efficient cooperation of law enforcement services,

7. NOTING the results achieved so far by FRONTEX in the field of harmonisation of training schemes for police dogs"

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