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"There was no final vote on this report as it was at second reading phase. However, I voted in favour of a rejection amendment.
The Council proposal enhanced and expanded the remit and operational capacity of Europol, which included giving the enforcement agency the power to determine what online content is illegal or not and substantially increased data collection power.
In addition to this enhancing power, the Council proposal sought to remove oversight and monitoring of Europol activity. Whilst the report does subject Europol to tighter data protection restrictions, the removal of the Joint Supervisory Body removes all on-site regulation and the monitoring of national databases.
My party has been to the forefront in raising concerns about the current deterioration of much earned civil liberties across Europe at present. This report reflected many of those concerns and I was very concerned with the infringement of basic civil liberties.
My Party will continue to monitor the infringement of Human Rights and Civil Liberties both in Ireland and in Europe."@en1
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