LIBE will meet on Monday and Tuesday with a full and timely agenda. I’ll try to post summaries of several of the meeting documents which are now posted on the EP LIBE Meeting Document page later today or Sunday.
Here are some of the agenda items to be voted on or considered:
28 Feb. 2011, 15.00 (room PHS, Hemicycle)
Item 4. Adoption of Draft Opinion – Migration Flows arising from Instability: Scope and Role of the EU Foreign Policy
[Frenzen’s note – the draft opinion on which the vote will be taken is dated 14 January 2011 and was prepared before the current situation in North Africa became apparent].
Click here for Draft Opinion and here for Amendments 1-53.
Item 12. Consideration of Amendments – Minimum standards on procedures in Member States for granting and withdrawing international protection (recast)
Click here for Draft Report and here for Amendments 54 – 286.
Click here for “Proposal for a DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL on minimum standards on procedures in Member States for granting and withdrawing international protection.”
Item 15. Consideration of Working Document – European Union’s Internal Security Strategy
Click here for Part 1 of the Working Document on the European Union’s internal security strategy and here for Part 2.
1 March 2011, 9.00 (Meeting with the Council and Commission – N.B. this part of the meeting will be held in meeting room JAN 4 Q 2)
Item 17. The democratic process in the central Mediterranean area, the impact on migration fluxes and the EU immigration and asylum policy.
Exchange of views in the presence of:
- The Hungarian Presidency, H.E. Peter GYÖRKÖS, Permanent Representative of Hungary to the EU
- European Commission representative (name to be confirmed)
- Mr. Ilkka LAITINEN, Executive Director of Frontex (European Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders of the Member States of the EU)
No documents for this item have been posted.
Click here for the Full Agenda of the LIBE meeting and here for the Meeting Documents page.
MIGRANTS AT SEA 