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EU: Statewatch Analysis: Amending the EU’s Borders Code by Steve Peers, Professor of Law, Law School, University of Essex

01 April 2012

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"The Borders Code has already been amended on four occasions... However, the 2011 proposals would have a much bigger impact on the text of the Code. Between them, these proposals would amend nearly every provision of the Code, and add a number of new provisions."

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