15 January 2009
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| Proposal | from Commission: COM (2008) 825, 3 Dec. 2008; amended proposal: COM (2009) 342, 10 Sep. 2009; amended again: COM (2010) 555, 11 Oct. 2010; amended again: COM (2012) 254, 30 May 2012 |
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| Flexibility | UK position not yet known; Ireland has opted in; Denmark automatically excluded |
| EP | Vlad Popa report adopted by committee (A6-0283/2009); plenary vote, 7 May 2009; rapporteur for revised proposal is Macovei; orientation vote in committee, 3 Feb. 2011; new draft opinion circulated, Oct. 2012; committee vote, 17 Dec. 2012; EP committee supported EP/Council deal, 24 April 2013; plenary vote in favour, 12 June 2013 |
| Council | working group discussion started Jan. 2009; discussed at June 2009 JHA Council; presented at June 2012 JHA Council; revised proposal agreed by Coreper, Oct. 2012; EP/Council deal agreed, 21 March 2013; adopted by EPSCO Council, 20 June 2013; Regulation 603/2013 |
| Application date | 20 July 2015 |
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