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EU: Meijers Committee: Note on the coordination of the relationship between the Entry Ban and the SIS alert: an urgent need for legislative measures

01 February 2012

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EU: The Standing Committee of experts on international immigration, refugee and criminal law (Meijers Committee): Note on the coordination of the relationship between the Entry Ban and the SIS alert: an urgent need for legislative measures (pdf): "The Meijers Committee would like to draw your attention to a serious legislative deficiency in present secondary EU law as it fails coordinating the relationship between the “entry ban” in the Returns Directive (2008/115/EC) and the “SIS alert” in the SIS II Regulation (EC) 1987/2006."

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