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"Two years after the European Parliament’s rejection of the Agreement on the transfer of Passenger Name Records between the United States and the European Union signed in 2007, I welcome the fact that our Assembly has finally approved the new draft agreement. The Passenger Name Record (PNR) data cover information relating to the blue card number, ticket price, passport details, destination address, seat number, etc. While the first draft had provoked a strong reaction from Parliament in terms of the risks it posed to the protection of personal data, this new agreement sets strict guidelines for their processing and provides airlines with legal security. Parliament, by giving its agreement to this revised project, believed that the right balance had been struck between the protection of personal data and the need to ensure passenger safety.
It shows the joint determination of the United States and the EU to fight against terrorism with tools that have demonstrated their effectiveness. In particular, this agreement symbolically marks the strengthening of transatlantic links, the desire for cooperation and the mutual confidence which unite our two continents in standing up to these threats."@en1
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