Europol agreements: cooperation with Denmark
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Last active 14 Feb 2017
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What this bill does
In plain terms: what it changes and who it affects.
It adds Denmark to the list of countries with which Europol may conclude a cooperation agreement.
Who it affects
Europol and Denmark are directly affected. Indirectly, it concerns cross-border crime and terrorism investigations that depend on Europol cooperation.
Core of the proposal
- Treats Denmark as a third country for Europol cooperation purposes.
- Amends the EU list of third States and organisations eligible for Europol agreements.
- Aims to prevent a cooperation gap when Denmark leaves Europol as a Member State.
- Supports cooperation on serious crime, terrorism, and other EU-interest crime.
Key provisions
- Takes effect
- It applies from 1 May 2017, alongside the new Europol Regulation’s application to Denmark as a third country.
- Transitional law
- It is designed to avoid an operational gap after 1 May 2017, when Denmark stops participating in Europol as a Member State.
Latest update
10 Jul 2026The most recent development in this bill's progress.
European Parliament → European Parliament
European Parliament → European Parliament
Documents
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