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"As the rapporteur says, ‘the European satellite navigation programme Galileo provides five services: the open service, the commercial service, the safety-of-life service, the search and rescue service and the public regulated service. The proposal under consideration here concerns the public regulated service (PRS), which is restricted to government-authorised users for sensitive applications (such as critical infrastructure, transport, internal and external security and emergency services)’. The Commission proposal introduces a detailed regulatory framework for access to the PRS, and the administration and supervision of users, so as to guarantee the security of the system and the protection of information.
However, Parliament has introduced some proposed amendments to the report, which we are very doubtful and even seriously concerned about, specifically its attempts to provide data obtained by Galileo to the High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and her external missions. Moreover, these provisions end up being contradictory, as it is repeatedly stated that the system is exclusively intended for applications of a civilian nature. That is why we abstained."@en1
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