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"I voted for this report because, thanks to the Lisbon Treaty, internal security cannot just be an intergovernmental policy any more but needs to include an active role of the EP and the national parliaments both in defining the main priorities and in the evaluation of EU policies. Unfortunately, neither the Member States nor the Commission have as yet envisaged any role for parliaments in this process. For this reason, I support the call made in this report for a stronger parliamentary dimension when it comes to the internal security strategy. I also believe that freedom, security and justice are objectives that must be pursued in parallel and that, in order to achieve freedom and justice, security must always be pursued in accordance with the principles of the Treaties, the rule of law and the Union’s fundamental rights obligations. In addition, it is important to underline that the key common threats identified in the internal security strategy, in particular, organised crime, terrorism, corruption and challenges to border management, have interlinked external and internal dimensions. Therefore, a coordinated and coherent action in both areas is required for any response to be effective."@en1
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