Green paper on the free circulation of the documents: civil status documents, authentic acts and the simplification of legalisation | Commission | 2010 |

It forms part of the objectives in the Commission's white paper of 12 September 2001, which is itself replaced by the new white paper on transport policy adopted in 2011 (see Related Acts).

It forms part of the objectives in the Commission's white paper of 12 September 2001, which is itself replaced by the new white paper on transport policy adopted in 2011 (see Related Acts).

For the purposes of this Green Paper, disqualification means a penalty withdrawing or restricting rights or a preventive measure whereby a natural or legal person is prohibited, for a limited or unlimited period, from exercising certain rights, occupying a position, going to certain places or doing certain things.

Whereas the European Council of Brussels (10 and 11 December 1993) took note of the proposals of the Commission in the White Paper on Growth, competitiveness and employment; whereas education and training can make a contribution in respect of economic and social change and the fight against unemployment; whereas the establishment of a 'European year of education and training` proposed in the White Paper could be a signal for clarification of the essential requirements and the long-term objectives in the fields of education and training in the Community;

The second comprises so-called atypical acts such as communications, White Papers and Green Papers.