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As shadow rapporteur for the Group of the European People’s Party (Christian Democrats) and European Democrats, I welcome Mrs Roure’s outstanding report.
Since, the ‘Eurodac’ and ‘Dublin II’ regulations are not part of the development of the Schengen
Denmark cannot resort to an opt-in to participate in those regulations.
Hence the need for an international agreement between the Community and Denmark, along with a Protocol to the Agreement between the Community, Iceland and Norway. These proposals are aimed at extending to Denmark the provisions of the Eurodac system and the procedure for determining the Member State responsible for examining an asylum application.
This is a welcome step, although such agreements should be concluded under special circumstances and for a limited period of time. These situations raise major question marks regarding the differing guarantees which asylum seekers will enjoy depending on whether their asylum application is dealt with in Denmark or in one of the countries participating in the European asylum policy. This is because Denmark will be implementing these two regulations but staying outside of other measures in this area.
I share the rapporteur’s view that the applicable legal basis should be the second subparagraph of Article 300(3), namely that Parliament should have been consulted under the assent procedure."@en1
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