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EU: Council of the European Union: Presidency to: Delegations of the Friends of Presidency Group: Subject: Application of Article 10 of Protocol 36 to the Treaties

10 March 2014

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Concerns the 5 year transition period for pre-Lisbon Justice and Home Affairs measures: (i.e. so-called ex-third pillar acts) and to look at whether any of these acts are such that it can be unequivocally considered that they are obsolete and concerning the UK opt-in and opt-outs.

See the full text: Presidency to: Delegations of the Friends of Presidency Group: Subject: Application of Article 10 of Protocol 36 to the Treaties (10 March 2014, pdf)

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