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EU: European Parliament: EU-PNR: MEPs to discuss possible changes to Commission proposal

04 June 2015

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"Amendments to the EU Passenger Name Record data (EU PNR) proposal will be discussed in the Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee on Thursday 4 June from 11.15 to 12.15. Of the 836 amendments tabled, 47 were presented by rapporteur Timothy Kirkhope (ECR, UK) in his draft report and 789 by MEPs from various political groups."

See the full text: EU-PNR: MEPs to discuss possible changes to Commission proposal (Press release, pdf)

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