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EU: Council of the European Union: EMPACT, Financial crime & CSDP/FSJ roadmap

02 November 2012

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- European Multidisciplinary Platform Against Criminal Threats: EMPACT Terms of Reference (14518-12, pdf):

"EMPACT is an ad hoc management environment to develop activities in order to achieve pre-set goals. It is a structured multidisciplinary co-operation platform of the relevant Member States, EU Institutions and Agencies, as well as third countries and organisations (public and private) to address prioritised threats of serious international and organised crime."

- Evaluation Report on the 5th round of Mutual Evaluations "Financial crime and financial investigations" report on Czech Republic (De-classified: 98 pages, 11812-rev2-12, pdf)

- Strengthening Ties between CSDP and FSJ road map implementation - Progress report (14130-12, 23 pages, pdf)

- Declassified Restricted document: EU Concept for Military Command and Control (pdf)

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