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EU: Council of the European Union: European Public Prosecutor's Offce (EPPO)

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25 October 2016

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See the full text: Proposal for a Regulation on the establishment of the European Public Prosecutor's Office (LIMITE doc no: 12687-16, pdf): Copuncil discussing its position: Revised Preamble:

"Following the examination of the draft preamble in COPEN on 8 September and the work on a number of Articles in view of the Council of 14 October, the Presidency has partly redrafted the preamble in line with the discussions. All modifications in relation to document 11350/1/16 REV 1 are indicated in underlined or strikethrough."

See also other recent Council documents: European Public Prosecutor's Office

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