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EU: Member States to be bound by new security rules, Parliament adopts same restrictions (1)

01 July 2011

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EU: Member States to be bound by new security rules, Parliament adopts same restrictions

"The 27 EU-ambassadors in Brussels have agreed to make internal security rules for information binding law in the member countries. The 15 top members of the European Parliament have decided on similar rules. Information ”disadvantageous” to the EU shall not be disclosed to the public."

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