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"en.20120419.15.4-308-312"2
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"I voted against the Passenger Name Record (PNR) Agreement between the United States and the EU on the use and transfer of the name records of European passengers. I opposed this agreement as the negotiations in Parliament did not enable a compromise to be found on the necessary guarantees to protect the data of European passengers. Indeed, no provisions have been made to specify the purpose to which the data is put, which has been left too vague, to reduce the retention period of 15 years without, however, making provision for them to be deleted at a later date, and guarantees that the Member States concerned have given their consent if their nationals’ data are transferred to third countries` .
The list of data to be transferred is also disproportionate leaving a great number of issues open, and does not make any provision for confidential treatment of sensitive data. Finally, it is a very rigid agreement, as judicial redress for Europeans in US courts is very limited, and no provision is made for the presence of the European Parliament and Member States in the review procedures for this agreement. I am not questioning the need to achieve transatlantic cooperation against terrorism, but rather the means chosen to achieve this, which run counter to the high data protection standards supported by the French Socialists."@en1
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