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"Council Decision 2004/512/EC of 8 June 2004 created the legal framework for capturing biometric data for personal identification.
The European regulation which we are discussing defines common standards for collecting biometric data for personal identification and is based on the relevant provisions from the International Civil Aviation Organization.
Great Britain and Ireland will not be applying the provisions of the current regulation because the Schengen acquis does not apply to them.
I think that observing the protection of personal data in particular is important for this regulation. In practical terms, this data must be stored and processed in accordance with the specific European legislation. In addition, the fact that Member States are responsible for organising how visa applications are received and processed lays a huge responsibility on them with regard to respecting personal rights.
I just want to mention that it is vitally important for this data to be processed and collected by authorised staff and not to be used, in any circumstances, for other purposes."@en1
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