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Bureau Committee Documents

CDCJ-BU (2004) 1
Note by the Secretariat containing the Report of Mr PATIJN on the work of the PC-TI

CDCJ-BU (2004) 2
Draft Opinion of the Bureau of the European Committee on Legal Co-operation (CDCJ-BU) on Parliamentary Recommendation 1639 (2003) on Family mediation and gender equality

CDCJ-BU (2004) 3
Information on the “White Paper” on the principles concerning the legal consequences of parentage

CDCJ-BU (2004) 4
Comments by the CDCJ Delegations

CDCJ-BU (2004) 5
Note prepared by the Secretariat containing the draft questionnaire on access to genetic information for questions not related to health

CDCJ-BU (2004) 6
Draft specific terms of reference of the Project Group on administrative law (CJ-DA) for 2005

CDCJ-BU (2004) 7
Meeting report of 70^th meeting of the Bureau of the CDCJ

CDCJ-BU (2004) 8
Responses from the member States to the questionnaire on access to genetic information for questions not related to health

CDCJ-BU (2004) 9
Terms of Reference of the Group of Specialists on Identity Documents and Terrorism (TER-S-IT)

CDCJ-BU (2004) 10 (bilingual)
Decision of the Committee of Ministers - Follow-up to the 114th Session of the Committee of Ministers (Strasbourg, 12-13 May 2004) - Contribution of the Council of Europe to international action against terrorism - Implementation of the activities of the Council of Europe against terrorism

CDCJ-BU (2004) 12 (bilingual)
Terms of Reference of the CJ-FA as approved by the Committee of Ministers

CDCJ-BU (2004) 13 (bilingual)
Memorandum by the Secretariat concerning the intention of the Council of Europe member States, who are non-EU members to sign and/or ratify the European Convention on information and legal co-operation concerning “Information Society Services”

CDCJ-BU (2004) 15
Draft Opinion on Parliamentary Assembly Recommendation 1648 (2004)

CDCJ-GT-MOV (2004) 5 Bilingual

Study prepared by the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law: Council of Europe member states’ practice with regard to visas