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"The Commission has presented a range of proposals on the exchange of Passenger Name Record (PNR) data with third countries and on the opening of negotiations on the agreements with Australia, Canada and the US. The establishment of general principles on PNR is one of the tools for preventing transnational crime and terrorism. However, it raises concerns about the protection of civil liberties and fundamental rights. The PNR database is provided by passengers during the reservation and check-in process, allowing the authorities in charge to investigate crimes committed in the past, prevent new crimes and carry out risk analyses. This security instrument is now used with third countries, leading to the need to establish the legal security of the data. These proposals focus especially on the modes of PNR data transfer, on standards for monitoring the correct implementation of the PNR agreement, and on its reciprocity. Parliament supports the Commission’s recommendations and the opinion of the European Data Protection Supervisor, while stressing that passengers’ privacy must not be violated and that these data should be used solely for their intended purposes."@en1
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