Press Release: Justice and Home Affairs Council, Luxembourg, 27-28 April 2006

Items debated include: Fees to be charged to visa; Common application centres for visa; Schengen Information System II (SIS II); Police co-operation between the Member States; Protection of personal data; Trafficking human beings; Implementation of Justice and Home Affairs External Relations Strategy; Follow-up to Hampton Court: Implementation of priority areas in the area of migration; List of safe countries of origin; UN-High Level Dialogue on international migration and development; Law applicable to non-contractual obligations (Rome II); Judicial co-operation in civil matters examined in other Community draft instruments; Opening of 'N-Lex' and presentation of 'Eur-Lex'; European Evidence Warrant (EEW); Fight against organised crime; Procedural rights in criminal proceedings throughout the EU; Mutual recognition to judgments in criminal matters; Surrender procedure between the Member States of the EU and Iceland and Norway; High level dialogue on the fight against terrorism.