January 26, 1999
First reflections concerning the Tampere Conclusions as far as they relate to Europol
January 26, 1999
COUNCIL OF Brussel, 11 February 2000
THE EUROPEAN UNION
5845/00 ADD 1 LIMITE EUROPOL1
ADDENDUM TO THE NOTE from General Secretariat
to : Europol Working Group
No. prev. doe.: 5845/00 EUROPOL 1, 13370/99 EUROPOL 48
Subject Comments by delegations to the “First reflections concerning the Tampere Conclusions as far as they relate to Europol” as contained in doc. 13370/99 EUROPOL48
Delegations please find in Annex additional comments by Europol to the “First reflections concerning the Tampere Conclusions as far as they relate to Europol” as contained in doc. 13370/99 EUROPOL 48. 5845/00 ADD 1 NB/vj EN
Response of the member states, the Commission and the Europol delegation to 13370/99 EUROPOL 48
January 25, 1999
INTRODUCTION
These are the responses of the delegations to the EU Council’s Europol Working Party (the member states, the European Commission and Europol officials) to the dicussion document on how the the Tampere recommendations can be implemented to develop Europol.
First reflections concerning the Tampere Conclusions as far as they relate to Europol
January 24, 1999
COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
Brussels, 25 November 1999
13370/99
LIMITE
EUROPOL 48
NOTE from Presidency to Europol Working Party
No. prev. doc.: 6245/99 EUROPOL 7
Subject: First reflections concerning the Tampere Conclusions as far as they relate to Europol
1. Introduction
Article 30 (ex Article K.2.) of the TEU sets out the framework under which Europol should be further developed. It lists elements of a common action of Member States in the field of police co-operation and provides for a series of measures that should be undertaken by the Council within a period of five years after the entry into force of the Treaty of Amsterdam (five years after 1 May 1999)
Handelingen BVD 1997
January 21, 1999
26279 Verslag van de commissie voor de Inlichtingen- en Veiligheidsdiensten over haar werkzaamheden in het jaar 1997 Nr. 2
VERSLAG VAN EEN ALGEMEEN OVERLEG
Vastgesteld 21 januari 1999
De vaste commissie voor Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties<1> heeft op 9 december 1998 overleg gevoerd met minister Peper van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties en de heer Melkert, voorzitter van de commissie voor de Inlichtingen- en veiligheidsdiensten over:- het jaarverslag van de Binnenlandse veiligheidsdienst over 1997 (BiZa-98-737);
– het jaarverslag van de commissie voor de Inlichtingen- en veiligheidsdiensten van de Tweede Kamer over 1997 (26279, nr. 1);
– het rapport “De politieke islam in Nederland”, toegezonden bij brief van de minister van Binnenlandse Zaken d.d. 15 juni 1998 (BiZa-98-702);
– schriftelijke vragen en antwoorden van de leden Van Oven en Valk inzake de Britse geheime dienst (aanhangsel II, vergaderjaar 1997-1998, nr. 818 en 1998-1999, nr. 150).
Europol Jaarverslagen
January 10, 1999
Europol-drugseenheid – werkprogamma 2001
aan het Comite van artikel 36
<<8141/01 EUROPOL 36>>
Jaarverslag Europol over 2000
Jaarverslag Europol over 1999
Europol-drugseenheid – ontwerpbegroting voor 1997
aan Coreper;, 26 februari 1998
<<5739/1/98 REV LIMITE EUROPOL 18>>
Wat doet Europol zo al in het jaar van inwerkingtreding?
Europol-drugseenheid – werkprogamma 2 1998
Europol-drugseenheid – werkprogamma 1998
aan K4 Comité, 8 mei 1996
<<6937/1/96 REV LIMITE EUROPOL 27>>
Van EDU naar Europol, maar wat kost zo’n dienst nu eigenlijk?
EDU werkprogramma 1997
aan Coreper/de Raad, 5 november 1996
<<11085/1/96 REV 1 LIMITE EUROPOL>>
Wat staat er dit jaar op de rails? De voorbereidingen voor de periode na de ratificatie lopen gestaag door.
Jaarverslag EDU over 1996
aan Comité K4, 19 maart 1997
<<6711/97 LIMITE EUROPOL 14>>
Hoe werd de uitbreiding richting illegale immigratienetwerken opgepikt, en hoe staat het met het LOGO project?
Jaarverslag EDU over 1995
aan stuurgroep II, 15 maart 1996
<<5647/96 LIMITE EUROPOL 19>>
EDU blijkt toch al veel meer te doen dan we denken. Coördinatie, drugs doorvoeren – en Nederland staat hoog op de lijst van informatie-aanvragen…
Europol Annual Report 1999
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Foreword
This report provides an overview of the work that took place in 1999 within the framework of Europol and Europol Drugs Unit (EDU). In 1999 Europol was able fully to take up its activities from the legal point of view but in practice the additionally necessary legal, technical and methodological instruments had, and in some cases still have to be created, refined and implemented. Further endeavours are needed in order to carry out all the operational functions entrusted to Europol.
During the transition period from Europol Drugs Unit contracts had to be drawn up and signed, as the seconded personnel transferred to Europol staff and became subject to its regulations. Additional staff had to be hired from some thirty services within the fifteen Member States. Originating from different cultures and working environments, they had to be integrated into a common institutional and legal framework. The work involved in this exercise cannot be underestimated, bearing in mind that new working methods had to be introduced together with administrative support. A good example is provided by the Analysis Work Files. Whereas at national level these matters have been developed and implemented over many years, Europol was expected to be ready within a matter of months.