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"I welcomed this document. The draft directive on the European Protection Order is based on an initiative of 12 EU Member States. Once adopted, the directive will specify measures that allow the executing state to continue the protection of a person against a criminal act by another person which may endanger his life, physical or psychological integrity, dignity, personal liberty or sexual integrity. The ultimate goal is to avoid new criminal acts and to reduce the consequences of previous criminal acts and enhance victims’ protection. This directive is focused on protection measures taken in criminal matters and, given the different legal traditions in the Member States in this field, this instrument will therefore have to be complemented in future by a similar mechanism for mutual recognition of protection measures taken in civil matters. The Council has also committed itself to ensuring that this instrument will complement the provisions of the directive on the European Protection Order and that the combined scope of application of the two instruments will enable cooperation among Member States, irrespective of the nature of their national systems, in order to provide the victims with as many protection measures as possible."@en1
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