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Exchange of information on traffic offences

13 January 2011

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Proposal COM (2008) 151, 19 Mar. 2008; Commission position on Council first-reading position: COM (2011) 148, 21 Mar. 2011; Council doc. 16944/10, 26 Nov. 2010; Commission position on EP/Council second-reading agreement: COM (2011) 533, 5 Sep. 2011
Flexibility UK and Ireland have opted out; Denmark is excluded
EP committee draft second-reading Ayala Sender report circulated, April 2011; vote in committee on second-reading report, 24 May 2011 (A7-0208/2011)
EP plenary first-reading vote Dec. 2008; plenary vote in favour of second-reading deal, 6 July 2011
Council Dec. 2 2010 Transport Council changed legal base from ‘transport’ as proposed by Commission (COM (2008) 151), to ‘police cooperation’, and agreed on text; first-reading Council position adopted by Agriculture Council, 17 Mar. 2011 (OJ 2011 C 136 E/1); EP/Council deal reported, June 2011; adopted by Competitiveness Council, 29 Sep. 2011
Deadline date to apply 7 Nov. 2013 (Art. 12(1))

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