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Cross-border police cooperation (meetings/demonstrations)

23 October 2006

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Proposal frrom Netherlands: OJ 2005 C 101/36
Background aims to strengthen cross-border police cooperation with regard to meetings attended by large numbers of people from more than one Member State, at which policing is primarily aimed at maintaining law and order and security and preventing and combating criminal offences
EP committee Voggenhuber report adopted (A6-0222/2006)
EP plenary no action yet; vote scheduled for July 2006
Council no action yet

 

Further reading

  • SEMDOC: Joint Action 97/339/JHA on cooperation in law and order
  • SEMDOC: Recommendation on exchange of information on ‘terrorist’ protestors (2002)
  • Public register of EU Council Documents: law and order and security

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