Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-09-13-Speech-2-251-000"
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"en.20110913.34.2-251-000"2
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"The European satellite navigation system, Galileo, will provide five different services: the open service, the commercial service, the safety-of-life service, the search and rescue service and the public regulated service (PRS). The proposal under consideration here concerns the PRS, which is restricted to government-authorised users for sensitive applications (such as critical infrastructure, transport, internal and external security and emergency services). These applications call for a high level of precision and reliability, for which reason the PRS uses powerful, encrypted signals. In creating the legal framework proposed by the Commission, we must proceed cautiously, since some applications of this service may be politically and strategically sensitive. Although the PRS is not due to become operational until 2014, it is important that the requisite legal framework should be established in advance, so that the Member States and other actors have sufficient time to establish the various monitoring mechanisms and meet the mandatory security standards.
Since non-compliance with the security provisions can also have implications for other participants and users, I firmly believe that it is vital for the use and management of, and supervision of access to, the PRS to be based on common standards, and the ultimate purpose of this procedure should be to guarantee that the standards are met throughout the EU."@en1
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