Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2004-10-14-Speech-4-100"
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"We have voted against this report since the subsidiarity that should characterise the construction of the European Union is not part of the thinking behind it. For example, it proposes a European aid office for the victims of terrorism (paragraph 1b-5). A nucleus of operational provisions with regard to judicial and police cooperation is to be created at European level (paragraph 1c-2). A joint data protection authority is to be set up at European level (paragraph 1c-8). Eurojust is to be strengthened with a view to creating a European Public Prosecutor’s Office (paragraph 2e-2). A uniform immigration and asylum policy is also to be created within the EU in a number of areas.
We should like to see increased cooperation between the Member States on these issues with a view to developing a humane asylum policy, in accordance with the Geneva Convention, for the whole of Europe. We nonetheless reject the development of a federal judicial system with ever growing institutions, at which the above proposals are clearly aimed."@en1
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