Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2008-03-11-Speech-2-157"
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"Civil aviation security has faced real, deadly and unprecedented challenges in recent years. Every effort has been made to provide an appropriate response to the threats made against the lives of passengers and flight crews and yet we find that the rules established still cannot keep pace with the creativity of criminals. We cannot therefore delay further or spend any more time on debates based on taking a false sense of security for granted.
The legislation we are voting on today is merely part of the legislative action that the Union has been developing in order to ensure that its citizens have greater and more evident security. In the field of aviation security it is therefore essential that we equip ourselves with flexible instruments that make it possible to create an atmosphere of maximum protection for citizens, and that can be easily and adequately evaluated. I shall therefore vote in favour of the agreement which this Parliament reached in conciliation, which will guarantee protection for citizens, security in civil aviation and constant surveillance against those who threaten our security, democratic institutions and the rule of law."@en1
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