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As our group says, this proposal, which introduces biometric data information into the uniform format for residence permits for third-country nationals, ‘raises several concerns as regards its technical feasibility, financial costs and risk of its abuse’.
As we have highlighted, it is highly debatable whether the introduction of biometric identifiers really does increase security, or whether it is rather a threat to security through the risks of abuse, technological flaws and lack of transparency and sound data protection
This is a disproportionate measure that forms part of a supranational dynamic, a measure that is aimed at setting up EU-level monitoring and control instruments. It is not in any way accompanied by ‘particularly consistent and serious safeguards, especially regarding the way they are collected and used’ and it is completely impossible to guarantee its use in a ‘relatively safe environment’.
This proposal is both a consequence and an integral part of the trend towards excessive preoccupation with security pursued by the EU institutions, and as such we reject it."@en1
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