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"Mr President, I would like to express my thanks to Ms in’t Veld for presenting this report, which received the support of a broad majority in the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs. I am a little surprised that some groups want to revisit the issue here. I am also surprised by the reaction of Mr Díaz de Mera.
I believe it is absolutely essential that we should assess the EU’s anti-terrorism policy, mainly in order to ensure better terrorism-related policies. This means that someone like me, who is absolutely in favour of the surveillance of terrorists and the prevention of terrorist attacks, must support the effective assessment of the 10 years of effort that we have invested, both in relation to the establishment of priorities and the associated costs, and in terms of the extent of the interventions, for example relating to civil rights and the norms of the rule of law, and on the other hand, that we should evaluate the measures that we have implemented. I believe that this is important to our citizens and to this Parliament and that it would be right to do it now. In my opinion it would be highly dangerous to retreat back to camp at this stage."@en1
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