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The purpose of this report is to broaden the characteristics of SIS beyond its original scope. It seeks to develop new features, extend access to new authorities, interlink alerts between those authorities and introduce new categories of data, such as the arrest warrant and biometric data, and the visa information system, a technical platform for sharing information. This extension to the previous system brings additional risks to citizens’ rights, freedoms and guarantees, given that further elements are added to a database that is also shared by more bodies and accessible to more people, with no guarantee that these data will be able to remain confidential.
There are further worrying aspects in this proposal. For example, records may be ‘kept longer if they are required for monitoring procedures which have already begun’. The question that thus arises is who defines what is ‘necessary’ and the vague notion of ‘monitoring procedures which have already begun’. Another all too vague area is that of sharing data with third countries, as provided for by the proposal.
The fundamental objective is to make SIS compatible with the new circumstances arising from enlargement and from the dangerous, unacceptable objectives of the current securitarian crusade in the EU."@en1
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