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Both the Council and the Parliament's legal service found that the legal basis was adequate and, as unanimously supported by JURI, the protection order does not establish obligations to modify national systems for adopting protection measures, as the Member State to which a victim travels is asked to provide protection in accordance with its national law.
Both the Council and the Parliament's legal service found that legal basis was adequate and, as supported JURI, the not establish to modify national for adopting measures, as the Member which a victim travels asked to provide protection in accordance its national law.