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"The aim of this report is to set out the ways in which the Member States, the Council, the Commission, Union agencies and international organisations can access the public regulated service (PRS) offered by the global navigation satellite system established under the Galileo programme. The PRS is a restricted service, to which the general public will not have access, and its use must be controlled for security reasons. The security objectives linked to PRS use are directly linked to the security of the Union and its Member States, and have an impact on the Union’s foreign policy. It is, therefore, essential to supervise users through means like the establishment of an authorisation procedure, the use of encryptions, the authorisation of receivers, etc. Furthermore, this is a service that uses some applications that could be very politically and strategically sensitive. All in all, the characteristics of the PRS necessitate a precise legislative definition of the detailed rules for access, which is exactly what is achieved with this proposal."@en1
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