Progressive unification of the law of member states with respect to the legal status of foreigners with the ultimate object of creating a common European nationality and a European passport
Report
| Doc. 96
| 07 September 1949
- Committee
- Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights
- Rapporteur :
- Mr Antonio AZARA,
Italy
- Thesaurus
1 REPORT
The Committee on Legal and
Administrative Questions has given preliminary consideration to the questions
of a European nationality and a European passport which were submitted to it by
M. Azara, its Vice-Chairman, in accordance with item 6 of the Assembly Agenda.
The Committee has also had the advantage of reading a memorandum prepared by M.
Dominedo.
1. On the question of European nationality the
Committee after discussion came to the conclusion that this question was not
ripe for submission to the Assembly. They accepted however, the view of the
Rapporteur that this question was one of great importance and propose that the
Assembly should refer the question for study by the Standing Committee or by
any other Committee which the Standing Committee may suggest.
2. The
Committee recognises that the question of a European passport is important both
in itself and by reason of its importance as a gesture. They therefore suggest
that the Assembly should recommend to the Committee of Ministers that each
Member should ensure that the question of a European passport should be studied
by its appropriate governmental
department.