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COREPER and Article 36 Committee

Permanent Representatives Committee

The 'Permanent Representatives Committee' (COREPER) meets 100-150 times per year to prepare decisions accross all policy areas for the EU Council of Ministers. COREPER meets in two formations: COREPER I, comprised of ‘deputies’, and COREPER II, comprised of the national Ambassadors. JHA policy is usually dealt with in COREPER II.

Weekly agenda: COREPER I
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Record of meetings: COREPER minutes
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Article 36 Committee

The 'Article 36 Committee' (which refers to Article 36 TEU) meets on a monthly basis. It oversees the Council working parties dealing with police cooperation and criminal law.

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