Work in progress

Work in progress

 

The Work in Progress shows the legislative procedures currently in progress in each committee. Each entry indicates the type and stage of the procedure, the name of the rapporteur, and whether the committee has been called upon as the responsible committee or just to give its opinion. Entries also contain a link to the Legislative Observatory, which shows the entire detail of the procedure, including any relevant documents. Once a procedure has finished at the committee stage it will be voted on in the Plenary session and will then be deemed to be completed.

 
 

Documents :

Framework Agreement between the European Union and its Member States, of the one part, and the Republic of Korea, of the other part, as regards matters related to readmission

Reference :

2013/0267A(NLE) Non-legislative enactments
LIBE

Committee responsible

Documents :

Evaluation of justice in relation to criminal justice and the rule of law

Reference :

2014/2006(INI) Own-initiative report procedure
LIBE

Kinga GÖNCZ [S-D]

Committee responsible

Documents :

Arrangement with the Republic of Iceland on the modalities of its participation in the European Asylum Support Office

Reference :

2013/0425(NLE) Non-legislative enactments
LIBE

Roberta METSOLA [PPE]

Committee responsible

Documents :

Arrangement with the Principality of Liechtenstein on the modalities of its participation in the European Asylum Support Office

Reference :

2013/0423(NLE) Non-legislative enactments
LIBE

Roberta METSOLA [PPE]

Committee responsible

Documents :

Arrangement with the Kingdom of Norway on the modalities of its participation in the European Asylum Support Office

Reference :

2013/0427(NLE) Non-legislative enactments
LIBE

Roberta METSOLA [PPE]

Committee responsible

Documents :

Arrangement with the Swiss Confederation on the modalities of its participation in the European Asylum Support Office

Reference :

2013/0422(NLE) Non-legislative enactments
LIBE

Roberta METSOLA [PPE]

Committee responsible

Documents :

Amendment to Decision 2005/681/JHA establishing the European Police College (CEPOL)

Reference :

2013/0812(COD) ***| Ordinary legislative procedure  first reading
LIBE

Kinga GÁL [PPE]

Committee responsible

Documents :

Procedural safeguards for children suspected or accused in criminal proceedings

Reference :

2013/0408(COD) ***| Ordinary legislative procedure  first reading
LIBE

Carmen ROMERO LÓPEZ [S-D]

Committee responsible

Documents :

Legal aid for suspects or accused persons deprived of liberty and legal aid in European arrest warrant proceedings

Reference :

2013/0409(COD) ***| Ordinary legislative procedure  first reading
LIBE

Cornelis de JONG [GUE/NGL]

Committee responsible

Documents :

Strengthening of certain aspects of the presumption of innocence and of the right to be present at trial in criminal proceedings

Reference :

2013/0407(COD) ***| Ordinary legislative procedure  first reading
LIBE

Renate WEBER [ALDE]

Committee responsible

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Welcome words
 
Juan Fernando LÓPEZ AGUILAR © European Union  
 

The Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) is in charge of most of the legislation and democratic oversight for policies linked to the transformation of the European Union in the area of freedom, security and justice (AFSJ) (art. 3 TEU). These policies are intertwined with the implementation of the Charter of Fundamental Rights in EU territory and with the strengthening of European Citizenship.
 
The European Union carries out work in this domain with the joint commitment of the Member States, their national Parliaments and the judiciary and civil society. As a consequence, the area of freedom, security and justice could become the core of the new EU legal order after the Lisbon Treaty; while simultaneously fully respecting the national legal order (art. 67 TFEU).
 
To implement these objectives, a multi-annual strategy (the so called "Stockholm Programme" for the period 2010–2014) has been adopted and it established several strategic legislative and operational objectives dealing notably, but not exhaustively, with citizenship, transparency, data protection, fighting discrimination, granting freedom of movement, border control, migration, asylum, judicial and police cooperation.
 
To better achieve these objectives in such sensitive domains, mutual trust and active participation between EU institutions, Member States and European citizens, will be the key to success. In its part, the LIBE Committee will do its upmost to build a fruitful dialogue with all of these key stakeholders, so that the objectives of the Treaties and the Charter of Fundamental Rights can be fully achieved.
 
Juan Fernando LÓPEZ AGUILAR