In the wake of 11 September 2001, the Union adopted a landmark Framework Decision on the fight against terrorism to ensure that the definition of terrorist crimes is similar across the Union and to set common minimum maximum sentences applicable to these atrocious crimes. Three Member States have not fully reported on the implementation of this legislation, and for the others it is not yet clear that national measures fully implement the requirements of the Framework Decision.
Trois États membres n'ont pas encore donné d'informations complètes concernant la mise en oeuvre de cet instrument législatif et, pour les autres États membres, il n'est pas encore certain que les mesures nationales mettent pleinement en œuvre les dispositions de la décision-cadre.