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"In order to ensure the continued security of international transport, especially in the face of the risk posed by terrorism, it is vital for countries to be able to exchange information on passengers – PNR data, collected by airlines. However, it is just as vital to ensure that these provisions do not jeopardise citizens’ fundamental freedoms or result in some people being discriminated against because of their origin or religion. That is why the protection of personal data must be guaranteed better. The European Parliament has one clear demand to make before the Commission starts negotiating the methods of exchanging PNR data with the United States, Canada and Australia: the protection of personal data is too sensitive a subject for these negotiations to be conducted exclusively among Member States, behind closed doors. They must be conducted transparently, at EU level. The data transferred must be used only within a strictly defined context and must not be transferred to a third country. Many types of information will have to be excluded from the data that can be collected, in particular, that information in connection with ethnic origin and religious beliefs."@en1
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