Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-12-14-Speech-3-310-976"
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"In response to the events of 11 September 2001, advanced counter-terrorism policies have been applied across EU territory. Police and judicial cooperation between Member States has therefore been developed, with one of its aims being to combat terrorism. Nevertheless, although the EU does need a high-quality counter-terrorism mechanism, it is just as important for its cost, its effectiveness and its impact on the civil freedoms of European citizens to be assessed. So far, there are no studies that provide a comprehensive list of the European counter-terrorism policies established since 2001. That is why the Commission should publish a full, detailed assessment indicating the cost, the concrete results and the procedures used for monitoring the European counter-terrorism policies that are currently in force. The actions carried out as part of the fight against terrorism should come under democratic scrutiny, with an assessment of everything from their conception to the real impact they have on the daily lives of EU citizens."@en1
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