1.	Common foreign policy
2.	A new agency to conduct EU foreign policy
3.	The promotion of the EU as an ‘independent and global actor’
4.	A permanent civil-military chain of command
5.	High-readiness EU forces financed by all member states
6.	A ‘European defence research programme’ for military R&D
7.	Increased financial involvement with foreign governments affected by terrorism
8.	Restructure Europol
9.	A new programme to enable communication on the prevention and reversal of radicalisation
10.	More centralised intelligence services between member states
11.	Contingency planning for major crisis scenarios
12.	The establishment of a ‘European Civil Protection Corps’
13.	Enlargement of the European public prosecutor’s office
13(a). Unification of criminal law among member states
14.	Annual meetings for the Security Council regarding terrorist threats (internal and external)
15.	No member states shall be allowed to choose their own solution to the migration challenge, as it is “a truly European challenge of the 21st century”
16.	The introduction of a unified, central policy on asylum, refugees and migration
17.	Introduction of a new border control agency, FRONTEX
18.	Unified procedure for member states accepting asylum seekers
19.	Expansion of the European Asylum Office into the European Asylum Agency
20.	Each EU member state must take a proportional share of migrants
21.	“The EU must find a common answer to the rising number of migrants seeking to enter the EU for economic reasons”
22.	Recognition that migration contributes to economies, cultures, and diversity
23.	The introduction of a European Immigration Act, which should include procedure and finance for deportation
24.	Investing in countries of origin to mitigate push factors
25.	“Hosting and, in some cases, integrating refugees and migrants poses a challenge to all European societies that must be dealt with in a spirit of responsibility and solidarity”
26.	Dialogue, exchange, and cooperation for a “more objective debate about the challenges and opportunities of immigration and integration”
27.	Renewed economic convergence in the euro area
28.	EU regulation and investment in economic sectors like energy, digital, research and innovation, and professional training
29.	Expansion of the European Fund for Strategic Investment
30.	Making the Eurogroup president accountable to a committee from the European Parliament
31.	Expansion of the European Stability Mechanism into a European Monetary Fund
32.	A capacity by 2018 for the control of the fiscal policies through the EMU
33.	Common taxation policies among Eurozone member states, “in particular with regard to transnational corporations”