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"The strategy being proposed marks a step forward in terms of how to approach future agreements in this area. It is important that a balance is struck between protecting privacy and fundamental rights and the need to combat terrorism. If the strategy is applied in the way it is presented, it will provide firm, enforceable guarantees concerning respect for the rights which European citizens enjoy within the European Union. As Commissioner Malmström has assured us, profiling will not be possible through automatic processing of the data supplied. We hope that this is the case, because this was one of our concerns, as was also the data storage period.
Although we are not talking about personal data, I basically believe that it is ultimately a matter of citizens’ right to privacy. This is why a process for making administrative and legal appeals also needs to be provided for citizens affected by the misuse of this data input. Transfers of PNR data to third countries must be carried out on a case-by-case basis and only with the European Union’s explicit consent."@en1
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