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EU: Common European Asylum System (CEAS): Qualification Regulation trilogue document

10 January 2018

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Common European Asylum System (CEAS): Qualification Regulation trilogue document
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Four-column document outlining the institutions' positions and potential compromise text, for discussion in a secret trilogue meeting today (10 January 2018).

See: Qualification Regulation (pdf):

"In order to facilitate the reading, these parts have been highlighted in in the table below as follows:

- the parts in yellow concern cross-references to other proposals which depend on the finalisation of the CEAS package;

- the parts in blue concern elements which could be included in the mandate at a later stage"

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