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Latest on EU plan for the USA to get access to personal details of airline passengers (PNR)

01 February 2004

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- European Parliament rapporteur writes to national parliaments: Text of letter (pdf)

- Speech by Stafano Rodota, chair of the EU's Article 29 Data Protection Working Party to the European Parliament's Committee of Citizens' Freedoms and rights: Text of speech (pdf)

- text of the draft Commission Decision on the "adequacy" of the EU-US agreement on PNR as agreed at the General Affairs Council on 16.2.04 plus amended pages 7-10 of the US "Undertakings" - the latter should be read in conjunction with the "Undertakings" dated 12 January: 12 Jan version of "Undertakings" (pdf)

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