Activities of Franziska Katharina BRANTNER related to 2010/2308(INI)
Shadow opinions (1)
OPINION on the European Union’s Internal Security Strategy
Amendments (7)
Amendment 1 #
1. Recalls that the key common threats identified in the Internal Security Strategy – in particular organised crime, terrorism and cybercrimeradicalisation, cybercrime, corruption and border management – have indivisibleterlinked external and internal dimensions, and that coordinated and coherent action oin both frontareas is required for any response to be effective; also, critical action for disarmament, non-proliferation, CBRN risks and illicit trafficking, which are primarily addressed in external cooperation instruments, have undeniable implications in internal security;
Amendment 2 #
Draft opinion
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Paragraph 1
1. Recalls that the key common threats identified in the Internal Security Strategy – in particular organised crime, terrorism and cybercrime – have indivisible external and internal dimensions, and that coordinated and coherent action oin both frontareas is required for any response to be effective;
Amendment 5 #
6. Urges the Vice-President/High RepresentativeP/HR to make sure internal security threats, among others those identified by the Council under the EU policy cycle on serious and organised crime, are duly taken into account in EU external action policies and instruments and, where appropriate, adequately addressed through them, including through the launching of CSDP missions and opera adequately addressed through them; stresses that key tools for addressing internal and external security articulation are regular political security dialogues with third countries, negotiation of security cooperation clauses in international agreements, restrictive measures regimes, strategic programming of external assistance instruments, permanent chairing of the FAC and of the PSC, as well as all CFSP working groups; calls on the VP/HR to make sure that European and international standards regarding human rights, humanitarian law, democracy and rule of law are duly taken into account in EU external actions; ;
Amendment 8 #
Draft opinion
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3. Highlights the importance of a comprehensive approach to an EU security strategy, based on a holistic concept of human security anchored on the promotion of human rights, fundamental rights, rule of law, democracy, peace and stability;
Amendment 20 #
Draft opinion
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5. Calls on the Vice-President/High Representative, the Council and the Commission to strengthenassess the existing coordination mechanisms between the services and agencies in the area of Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) on the one hand, and the European External Action Service (EEAS), including missions and operations under the Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) on the other, taking advantage in particular of the new capabilities ofinto consideration a possible role for the EU Situation Centre in order to provide common strategic analyses, threat assessments and timely information to all actors involved;
Amendment 25 #
Draft opinion
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6. UrgesCalls on the Vice-President/High Representative to make sure internal security threats are duly taken into account in EU external action instruments and, where appropriate, adequately addressed through them, including through the launching of CSDP missions and operationthat European and international standards regarding human rights, humanitarian law, democracy, and rule of law are duly taken into account in EU external action instruments;
Amendment 32 #
Draft opinion
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8. Stresses the need for the EEAS to incorporateconsult internal security experts, in particular police and rule of law experts, and, where appropriate, to also post them in EU delegations, as a means of effectively putting into practice the need for better coordination between the internal and external dimensions of EU security strategies;