Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2004-03-10-Speech-3-218"
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"Of course, I understand that the Council has not had the opportunity to obtain information. I must, however, also point out to the Council that there was plenty of time to obtain it. We are, in fact, talking about disclosure procedures, that is to say about access to documents and about procedures that make these documents public. We have provided you with all the details of the documents in question, and it seems to me very strange that there was no time to read them. It is, for example, very clear from these documents that, as we know, Northwest has a cooperation agreement with KLM and that there is therefore a huge overlap between airline reservation databases, including those relating to air traffic internal to the European Union. You said that the issue is the Commission’s responsibility. This is not the truth, because the international agreements are commissioned by the Council; it is the Council that gave the European Commission the mandate to determine adequacy finding of privacy protection in the United States. Political responsibility therefore falls to the Council. Is the Council therefore considering including this point in the current negotiations or is it of a different opinion?"@en1
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