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Regulation on Schengen evaluation process

17 December 2010

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Proposal from Commission: COM (2010) 624, 16 Nov. 2010; amended proposal: COM (2011) 559, 16 Sep. 2011
Background will replace part of existing Schengen evaluation rules; replaces prior proposal (COM (2009) 102, 4 Mar. 2009)
Flexibility UK, Ireland will participate in part; Denmark will likely apply as a matter of international law
EP

Coelho is rapporteur; draft report circulated, April 2011; discussion of revised proposal started, Oct. 2011; committee vote on negotiation mandate, 29 Nov. 2011; committee vote, 11 June 2012; committee vote on deal, 10 June 2013 (A7-0215/2013); plenary vote in favour, 12 June 2013
Council

 

discussed at Dec. 2011 JHA Council; general approach agreed at June 2012 JHA Council; EP/Council deal announced, May 2013; adopted by JHA Council, Oct. 2013

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