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EU: Meijers Committee: Reply to the Green Paper on the right to family reunification of third-country nationals living in the European Union

01 February 2012

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EU: Meijers Committee: Standing committee of experts on international immigration, refugee and criminal law: the Meijers Committee proposes not to revise Directive 2003/86/EC on the right to family reunification on short notice. Instead, it urges the Commission to closely supervise the implementation and application of the Directive in the Member States and to start infringement procedures in case of incomplete or incorrect implementation or application."

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