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EU: INTERNAL SECURITY: UK House of Lords Select Committee on the European Union: The EU Internal Security Strategy

01 May 2011

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EU: INTERNAL SECURITY: UK House of Lords Select Committee on the European Union: The EU Internal Security Strategy (90 pages, pdf): The Committee observes on the Standing Committee on Internal Security (COSI):

"There should be greater openness about COSI’s activities so that it does not appear to be secretive and lacking in transparency.

We have recommended that inter-parliamentary oversight of the work of Europol could be by bi-annual meetings of the Chairmen of the home affairs committees of national parliaments and the LIBE Committee of the European Parliament. We believe that such meetings could also consider the work of COSI."

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