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"I voted against this agreement. Although the fight against terrorism is a major challenge for the European Union as it is for its partners, we believe that it should not be pursued at the expense of the fundamental freedoms of citizens. However, this compromise, far from respecting the principle of proportionality, did not offer sufficient progress in terms of protecting privacy to persuade me to support it. All the more so as it appears to be difficult to gauge how effective the control and data storage measures are in the face of terrorist acts which are frequently not very sophisticated. Furthermore, while these data should strictly only be used as part of the fight against terrorism, in reality the purposes for which they can be used are very broad and very ill-defined. The retention period, the need for anonymisation and deletion, as well as the right of access, correction and deletion for the citizens concerned, are also important reasons for my rejection of this agreement. As Ms Guillaume pointed out, this is an unfortunate situation because this agreement should, on the contrary, have provided the opportunity to ensure that high data protection standards prevail, as behoves the European Union."@en1
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