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While we agree with several points in this resolution on the so-called ‘Area of Freedom, Security and Justice’ – a euphemism for the real process of bringing justice and home affairs, which are sovereign powers of the Member States, into the Community system – it includes a set of objectives, priorities and proposals that we firmly reject.
In particular because it plays deaf to the rejection of the so-called ‘Lisbon’ Treaty – insisting on its imposition by the end of 2009 and calling for the process of bringing justice and home affairs into the Community system to be taken forward – bearing witness to the disrespect the EP majority shows towards the Irish people’s sovereign and democratic decision.
And also, among other reasons, because it sets as objectives the development of the Schengen Information System (including decisions relating to the Prüm Treaty), Frontex and EU immigration policy (which is selective and protective and which criminalises immigration).
And despite complaining that the ‘Union is creating de facto police and judicial cooperation with third countries, notably the US, by means of bilateral agreements on a range of issues, thereby circumventing the formal democratic decision-making procedures and Parliamentary scrutiny’, the EP does not call it into question."@en1
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