Historical background

30 May 2016

European Parliament position for negotiations with the Council

On 30 May 2016 the European Parliament's civil liberties, justice and home affairs committee (LIBE) adopted its position on the proposed Regulation for a European Border and Coast Guard Agency, which would significantly expand the powers of Frontex. The text adopted by LIBE will be used as the basis for the Parliament's negotiations with the Council in the secret "trilogue" procedure.

Frontex European Parliament

15 November 2010

Council of the European Union: EU Action Plan on combating terrorism, 15893/10

Frontex Council of the EU Terrorism

11 December 2009

Final Report: Study on the feasibility of establishing specialised branches of Frontex

A study conducted by Deloitte.

01 April 2005

Council Decision of 16 March 2005 establishing a secure web-based Information and Coordination Network for Member States' Migration Management Services, Official Journal L 083

Immigration Frontex Council of the EU

09 February 2004

Outcome of proceedings of CIREF (EU doc. no. 6058/04): Proposal for a Council Decision establishing a secure web-based Information and Coordination Network for Member States' Migration Management Services, Brussels

"At its meeting on 27 January 2004, CIREFI carried out the first reading of the above proposal. CIREFI reached a general agreement on the text. However, some issues need to be examined at a later stage:"

Immigration Frontex Council of the EU

14 March 2003

Fifth Report of the European Commission to the European Parliament and the Council on the implementation of the Title VI programmes, SEC (2003) 316

Frontex European Commission European Parliament Council of the EU

30 May 2002

Council of the European Union: Feasibility study for the setting up of the "European Border Police" - final report

Frontex Council of the EU

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