France’s top administrative body advised the government Tuesday against slapping a complete ban on the full Islamic veil but suggested outlawing the burqa in some places for security reasons. President Nicolas Sarkozy's government is planning to present a bill to parliament in the coming weeks to restrict Muslim women from wearing full-face veils such as the niqab or burqa. But in its report, the council warned that a blanket ban would likely not stand up to a court challenge and that there were no legal grounds for it. Duration: 01:13