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EU: Council of the European Union: Law Enforcement Working Party (1)

16 May 2015

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"Updated overview of the expert groups and networks related to the LEWP and the provisional planning of their meetings"

See the full text: Overview of expert groups and networks related to the LEWP and the provisional planning of their meetings (LIMITE doc no: 7706-rev-1-15, pdf)

Includes RAILPOL (link), European Union (EU) Mobile identification interoperability group (e-Mobidig) (link), AQUAPOL (link), AIRPOL (link), EMPEN (European Medical and Psychological Experts' Network for law enforcement) (link) and ENLETS (link)

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