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EU: European Parliament v Council of the European Union (Action for annulment – Decision 2010/252 – Implementing powers – Limits – Regulation No 562/2006 – Schengen Borders Code – Border surveillance)

01 April 2012

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Advocate-General's opinion backs European Parliament challenge to Council's decision implementing the Schengen borders code re: Frontex.

See: Full judgement (pdf)

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