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EUROSUR: Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the European Border Surveillance System

29 October 2012

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Council negotiating position prior to 1st reading trilogue with the European Parliament. See: Document 15085/12 (pdf)

"A majority of Member States share the view that, if the protection and saving of lives of migrants becomes an objective for EUROSUR, this would create a legal basis for search and rescue matters at sea.."

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