this regulation has indicated right from first reading a number of disagreements between the end on the following aspects children up to the age of six with risk of ignoring details the costs andi
However, this regulation has indicated right from first reading a number of disagreements between the Council and Parliament on the following aspects: fingerprinting of children up to the age of six with the risk of ignoring details of the costs and inconvenience which parents would face every time their children's fingerprints change; new challenges on how to organise the collection of biometric data; and last but not least, the lack of experience which Member States have with regard to managing the storage of personal data and technical errors.
this regulation has indicated right from first reading a number of disagreements between the and on the following aspects: children up to the age of six with risk of ignoring details the costs and inconvenience parents face time their children's fingerprints change; new challenges on how collection of biometric last but least, the of experience which Member with regard to managing storage of personal and technical