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I support the creation of a network of immigration liaison officers in order gradually to implement the coordinated and integrated management of our external borders. As the Commission stated, close links already exist between immigration liaison officers, and the aim now is to ensure that this informal cooperation is placed within a framework that would strengthen it and increase its effectiveness.
In this area, as in others, I believe it would be positive and useful to adopt instruments for coordination, with the aim of addressing issues that affect some or all of the Member States. This applies specifically to the enhanced – and by this I mean more precise and more efficient – exchange of information between liaison officers, to a better definition of the type of information exchanged, to the nature of the channels of communication used for the purpose and to the time limits to be observed when a request for information is received.
The proper training of such agents takes on particular importance, as the rapporteur points out, primarily because, according to the survey conducted by the Commission amongst liaison officers, this is a
for the creation of a genuine network.
I have therefore voted in favour."@en1
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