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Legislative observatory - latest updates

Sanctions for employers of irregular migrants (Last edited on 25 January 2012)

Amendment to Regulation on immigration liaison officers (Last edited on 25 January 2012)

Waiving of visa list visa requirement for Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina (Last edited on 25 January 2012)

Regulation amending visa list (Last edited on 25 January 2012)

Agency to manage VIS, SIS and Eurodac (Last edited on 25 January 2012)

Proposal for Decision drawing up list of travel documents (Last edited on 25 January 2012)

Amendment to Regulation 2007/2004 establishing Frontex (Last edited on 25 January 2012)

Introduction, overview and structure (Last edited on 14 December 2011)

Exchange of PNR data between EU and Canada (Last edited on 01 December 2011)

Exchange of PNR data between EU and USA (Last edited on 01 December 2011)

Initialled (Last edited on 01 December 2011)

Regulation establishing a Justice Programme (Last edited on 01 December 2011)

Financial support for police cooperation, preventing and combating crime, crisis management (Last edited on 01 December 2011)

Right to information on criminal proceedings (Last edited on 01 December 2011)

European protection order (Last edited on 01 December 2011)

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