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06 April 2010

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Proposal from Commission: COM (2010) 95, 29 March 2010
Background revised version of proposal for Framework Decision (COM (2009) 136, 25 March 2009); replaces (for participating Member States) 2002 Framework Decision on the subject
Flexibility UK initially opted out, but announced intention to opt in, 22 Mar. 2011; Commission decision on UK opt-in: OJ 2011 L 271/49; COM 2011/692/EU; Ireland opted in; Denmark is excluded
EP committee draft report circulated, June 2010; orientation vote, 2 Sep. 2010; committee vote in favour of report (first-reading deal with Council), 29 Nov. 2010 (A7-0348/2010)
EP plenary vote in favour of deal, 14 Dec. 2010
Council general approach agreed at 4 June 2010 JHA Council; first-reading deal with EP announced, 24 Nov. 2010; deal approved by JHA Council, Dec. 2010; adopted by General Affairs Council, 21 Mar. 2010
Deadline date to apply 6 April 2013 (Art. 22(1))

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