EUCCS proposal distinguished interconnection from central takeover
Its timetable remained a planned transition.
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In this lesson: Separate proposed architecture, legislative adoption and operational deployment.
Grammar in this story: While for contrasting roles or situations
while Member States retained control of national networks
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Networks can exchange information through common connections while countries still control their own systems. Interconnection does not necessarily mean a central takeover.
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