[statewatch.org] […] The timetable for a Programme following the Hague Programme is tight. In
June 2009, a new European Parliament will be elected. In autumn 2009, the
present European Commission will be replaced by a new College. In parallel,
the Hague Programme will be coming to an end. Against this background, the
proposal for a programme to follow the Hague Programme will be presented
by the Commission well in advance of the elections to the European
Parliament. This “post-Hague Programme” would have to be adopted by the
Council in 2009. For that reason reflections on the future of European Home Affairs have already started within the Future Group. […]
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