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23 October 2006

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Proposal by Commission: COM (2005) 475, 4 Oct. 2005
EP committee Roure report approved (A6-0192/2006); reconsultation vote in committee due 21 May 2007
EP plenary vote 13 June 2006; referred back to committee; new vote 27 Sep. 2006; new committee vote following reconsultation due 21 May 2007; new plenary vote following reconsultation due 6 June 2007; draft Roure report following third consultation adopted by committee; plenary vote 23 Sep. 2008
Council discussions began in working group on organised crime, Oct. 2005; report to JHA Council, 27/28 April 2006; progress report to JHA Council, 4-5 Dec. 2006; discussion at April 2007 JHA Council; draft conclusions adopted by June 2007 JHA Council; key issues agreed at Sep. 2007 JHA Council; JHA Council, 8-9 Nov. 2007, agreed ‘general approach’; adopted by JHA Council, 27-28 Nov. 2008; Framework Decision
Deadline to apply 27 Nov. 2010 (Art. 29(1))

 

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