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"The Galileo programme, which plays a crucial role in the EU’s independence from other satellite navigation systems, offers the possibility of five services. This report concerns the public regulated service (PRS), which is intended for specific applications – such as internal and external security, emergency services, and critical infrastructure – for government-authorised users of the Member States. It puts forward a fairly detailed legal framework with regard to access to the PRS and the administration of users, to ensure the security of the system and of information. This regulation will only come into force in 2014. It establishes common minimum standards and security issues to be followed by PRS participants, which can be, in addition to the Member States, the Council, the Commission, and, in specific cases following an international agreement, European agencies, non-member countries and international organisations. I would stress that it is important to set out clear rules in relation to access and to the event of non-compliance, since PRS information is naturally very sensitive at political and strategic level for Member States, and can be used in emergency situations. The inclusion of the directive on data protection and privacy is another point that it is important to stress."@en1
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