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EU: JHA Council, 6-7 June 2013, Lunch Item (Justice Ministers): The Charter of Fundamental Rights - three and a half years in force

01 June 2013

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"Questions for discussion:
1. Has the Charter had an impact on legislative activities in your Member State?
2. What can the Member States do to increase the visibility of the Charter in their day-to-day work?
3. How can the Member States better communicate the complexities relating to the scope of the Charter?
4. What role might National Human Rights Institutions play in making the Charter more effective at local level?"

See: 10265/13 (pdf)

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