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EU: Justice and Home Affairs Council, 3-4 March 2014, Brussels: Final Press release: 3-4 March

05 March 2014

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"The Council and the mixed committee (the EU plus orway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland) took note of the information provided by the Commission and the agencies on the latest developments and trends concerning migratory flows towards Europe.
The Council agreed to follow these developments closely. It also invited the Commission and the agencies to continue monitoring the situation closely and to inform the Council as regards new developments and trends."

See the full text: Final Press release: 3-4 March (pdf)

And: "B" Points Agenda (for discussion, pdf), "A" Points legislative (adopted without discussion, pdf) and "A" Points non-legislative (adopted without discussion). See: Background Note (pdf)

Documents: A highly inappropriate title: "An effective EU return policy": Presidency's food for thought paper for the lunch discussion (pdf) and: Preparation for the accession of the UK to the SIS II (pdf) Detailed discussion of UK access in the light of its proposed JHA opt-out with Member States reactions

See Statewatch Observatory: Proceedings of the Justice and Home Affairs Council, 1993 - present

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