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REPORT
CHAPTER 2: THE EVOLVING CONSTITUTION The disadvantages of a Convention
CHAPTER 3: OBJECTIVES AND STRUCTURE National units and liaison officers
The Organised Crime Threat Assessment Information Exchange and Analysis
Analysis work files: current implementation
CHAPTER 5: GOVERNANCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY
Our conclusions and recommendations The relationship between the Management Board and the Director Our conclusions and recommendations
CHAPTER 6: RELATIONS WITH PARTNERS Box 10: Cooperation between Europol and Eurojust
Our conclusions and recommendations
Data Protection under the Decision Box 13: Europol Decision, Commission proposal: Article 26
Linguistic and legal difficulties
Quality of officers seconded to Europol The profile of Europol among United Kingdom police forces
CHAPTER 10: SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS National units and liaison officers The Organised Crime Threat Assessment Information exchange and analysis
The Relationship between the Management Board and the Director Linguistic and legal difficulties Quality of officers seconded to Europol The profile of Europol among United Kingdom police forces
APPENDIX 1: Sub-Committee F (Home Affairs) APPENDIX 4: List of Acronyms and Abbreviations APPENDIX 5: List of Relevant Reports
Oral Evidence
Cooperation and Crime Section, International Directorate, Home Office Written evidence Oral evidence, 21 May 2008 Supplementary evidence Mr William Hughes, Director General, and Mr Rob Wainwright, Deputy Director, Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) Written evidence Oral evidence, 4 June 2008 Supplementary evidence Professor Juliet Lodge, Jean Monnet European Centre of Excellence, University of Leeds Written evidence Oral evidence, 18 June 2008 Professor Didier Bigo, Visiting Professor of War Studies, King's College London Written evidence Oral evidence, 18 June 2008 Mr Tim Wilson, Visiting Fellow, PEALS (Policy, Ethics and Life Sciences; a joint research institute of Newcastle and Durham Universities with the Centre for Life, Newcastle) Written evidence Oral evidence, 18 June 2008 Professor Dr Monica G W den Boer, Faculty of Social Science, Department of Public Administration and Organisation Science, Vrije Universiteit (VU), Amsterdam, Faculty of Social Science, Department of Public Administration and Organisation Science, Vrije Universiteit (VU), Amsterdam Written evidence Oral evidence, 24 June 2008 Mr Max-Peter Ratzel, Director of Europol Written evidence by Europol Oral evidence, 24 June 2008 Supplementary evidence Mr Jose Luis Lopes da Mota, President of Eurojust and national member for Portugal, Ms Michèle Coninsx, Vice-President of Eurojust, national member for Belgium and Chair of the Terrorism Team, Mr Aled Williams, national member for the UK and Chair of the Europol team at Eurojust, Mr Jacques Vos, Acting Administrative Director, Ms Frederica Curtol, Case Management Legal Analyst, and Ms Muriel van der Klooster, Assistant to the President, Eurojust Oral evidence, 24 June 2008 Supplementary evidence Mrs Isabelle Pérignon, Head of Sector, Mr Fabio Marini, Deputy Head of Unit, Mr Dick Heimans, Head of Sector for Counter-terrorism, and Mrs Victoria Amici, Desk Officer in charge of Europol, European Commission Oral evidence, 25 June 2008 Supplementary evidence Mr Agustin Diaz de Mera Garcia Consuegra, MEP, Rapporteur on the Council Decision, European Parliament Oral evidence, 25 June 2008 Mr Robert Crepinko, Chairman, and Mr Alfredo Nunzi, Secretary, Europol Management Board Oral evidence, 25 June 2008 Professor Gilles de Kerchove, EU Counter-terrorism Coordinator Oral evidence, 25 June 2008 Sir Ronnie Flanagan, HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary, Chief Constable Ken Jones, President, Association of Chief Police Officers, Chief Constable Ian Johnston, Chief Constable of British Transport Police and Assistant Chief Constable Nick Gargan, Thames Valley Police Written evidence by Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) Oral evidence, 2 July 2008 Mr David Smith, Deputy Information Commissioner and Mr Jonathan Bamford, Assistant Information Commissioner Oral evidence, 9 July 2008 Dr Nicholas Ridley, John Grieve Centre, London Metropolitan University Oral evidence, 9 July 2008 Supplementary evidence Rt Hon Tony McNulty, a Member of the House of Commons, Minister of State, Home Office, and Mr Peter Storr, International Director, Home Office Oral evidence, 16 July 2008
Written Evidence
HM Revenue & Customs
to the Chairman of the Select Committee, 23 July 2007 Letter from the Chairman of the Select Committee to the Rt Hon Tony McNulty MP, Minister of State, 9 July 2008
Lancashire Constabulary
(Q) refers to a question in oral evidence (p) refers to a page of written evidence MINUTES OF EVIDENCE
Wednesday 4 June 2008 Wednesday 18 June 2008 Tuesday 24 June 2008 Wednesday 25 June 2008 Wednesday 2 July 2008 Wednesday 9 July 2008 Wednesday 16 July 2008 WRITTEN EVIDENCE |
 
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