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As neither the Treaty proposal nor this proposal to adopt by qualified majority decisions on regulations relating to the structure, operations, field of action and tasks of Europol have been ratified, the EU institutions are already tiring of trying to convert the European Police Office into a European agency.
In addition to our fundamental criticism of this process, we are concerned that we are facing:
the possibility that ‘special categories of data concerning racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, party or trade union membership, sexual orientation or health’ will not be excluded from processing;
the failure to adopt safeguards for the protection of personal data processed in the field of police and judicial cooperation at EU level and in relations with third countries, particularly with the US (e.g. air passenger data);
the failure to guarantee access by an individual to his data or even to be aware that his personal data is being processed by Europol;
the failure to clarify the control by national parliaments.
This would be a flagrant breach of citizens’ rights, freedoms and guarantees."@en1
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