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The fight against international crime, particularly by means of transatlantic cooperation in the fight against terrorism, is one of the main priorities of the European Union. However, this cooperation should be established on the basis of reciprocity and mutual trustworthiness. The interim agreement between the European Union and United States of America on the processing and transfer of financial messaging data does not guarantee European citizens and companies the same rights and guarantees under US law as they would enjoy in the territory of the EU. The data transfer system does not respect the fundamental principles of European legislation on data protection, particularly the principles of proportionality and necessity. The agreement does not expressly provide that requests be subject to judicial authorisation or be limited in time, nor does it define sufficiently the conditions for sharing data with third countries. I also regret the fact that during the negotiations the Council shared practically no information with Parliament and that the vote on the agreement took place after it had already entered into force. For these reasons, and because the rights and guarantees of European citizens deserve to be respected, I am voting in favour of the motion for a resolution that rejects the conclusion of the SWIFT agreement."@en1
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