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Document 52023PC0281
Council Decision on Civil aspects of the cross-border protection of vulnerable adults
Priekšlikums PADOMES LĒMUMS, ar ko dalībvalstis tiek pilnvarotas Eiropas Savienības interesēs kļūt vai turpināt būt par 2000. gada 13. janvāra Konvencijas par pieaugušo personu starptautisko aizsardzību līgumslēdzējām pusēm
- Initiative summary:
- The number of vulnerable adults (adults who are not in a position to protect their own interests) in cross-border situations is growing in the EU due to demographic changes and free movement. The 2000 Hague Adults Convention is in force in only 10 Member States. With this initiative, the Commission will assess the need for an improved cooperation in the EU.
- EuroVoc thesaurus:
- pamattiesības; ES dalībvalsts; starptautiska konvencija; pārrobežu sadarbība; vienāda attieksme; brīvības, drošības un tiesiskuma telpa; vecs cilvēks; pievienošanās; pieaugušais; persona ar invaliditāti
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- Documents:
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Ares(2021)7915787 (Call for evidence for an impact assessment)
Ares(2022)4205031 (Factual summary report of the public consultation)
Ares(2021)7942240 (Call for evidence for an impact assessment) - Leading service:
- Directorate-General for Justice and Consumers
- Planned adoption period:
- 01/07/2022 - 30/09/2022
- Check the status of this initiative on the Better Regulation Portal
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- Consultation type:
- Stakeholder feedback
- Consultation duration (weeks):
- 4
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- Consultation type:
- Public consultation
- Consultation duration (weeks):
- 12
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- Consultation type:
- Stakeholder feedback
- Consultation duration (weeks):
- 4
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- Documents:
- COM/2023/281 final (Proposal for a decision)
- Leading service:
- Directorate-General for Justice and Consumers