4.2.3. Information provision in the context of the Dublin procedure

The Italian Court of Cassation referred questions for a preliminary ruling to the CJEU on the impact of not respecting the modalities of information provision, as outlined in the Dublin III Regulation, Article 4 (see Sections 2.4 and 4.9). Similar questions were referred to the CJEU by the tribunal in Milano. 

The EUAA underlined in its new “Practical Guide on Information Provision in the Dublin Procedure” that information provision is an integral part of the procedure itself.438  FRA focused on the right to information when authorities take fingerprints for Eurodac and produced a multilingual leaflet available in all EU languages, as well as in Icelandic and Norwegian, to support officers and national authorities in the information provision process.439