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EU: Council of the European Union: Approach for the way forward on the Smart Borders Package

19 February 2014

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"The Commission has stated its intention to proceed with a proof of concept which would test both a detailed design of the technical architecture and the underlying operational processes. The purpose would be to ensure that the best possible choices are made both from a technical and cost-benefit point of view. The proof of concept will schematically consist of two main phases: a study to be conducted by the Commission and a pilot project to be entrusted to eu-LISA."

See the full text: Approach for the way forward on the Smart Borders Package (5828/14, pdf)

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