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"EU institutions must operate jointly in order to ensure the consistency and integrity of EU policy and to ensure the protection of our citizens’ rights. The debate on the EU-USA Agreement on the Transfer of Financial Messaging Data has been going on for a sufficiently long time and the institutions know well that the European Parliament will not agree with such conditions of the agreement that infringe the privacy of personal data and do not ensure effective data protection. The Council’s step to consent to the agreement with the USA just one day before the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon demonstrated that, for the time being, trust between Community institutions is nothing more than a declaration. The European Parliament, as an institution directly representing citizens, must participate in talks and in taking decisions that directly affect our citizens’ rights and freedoms. The Council itself admits that the basic questions of the agreement on data transfer have not been properly resolved, therefore, I believe that open and detailed talks with all of the countries concerned must commence. An agreement with the USA is necessary, but it must not infringe European legal requirements on personal data protection."@en1
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