Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2010-05-05-Speech-3-813"
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"Following the rejection of the SWIFT agreement by the European Parliament in February 2010, a new agreement must be negotiated between the European Union and the United States for the transfer of bank data in the context of the fight against terrorism. By rejecting the agreement in February, we MEPs refused to allow the continuation of the massive, uncontrolled transfer of data to the United States Treasury Department. I voted for this resolution today in order to influence the new mandate that the European Commission will have to negotiate a new agreement with the United States. Basically, we are asking for the ‘bulk’ transfer of personal data to be reconsidered so that it is carried out in a more targeted way, so that legal redress is provided for, so that data is kept for the shortest time possible and so that data exchanges are performed on a reciprocal basis. The issue of the protection of personal data is an important one for the European Parliament. Therefore, we have been very vigilant as regards the issue of transferring air passenger data. We will protect the fundamental rights of our fellow citizens all the way."@en1
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