3. Differing fundamental rights guarantees in relation to measures carried out in other countries
104
4. Significance of fundamental rights protection in relation to foreign
surveillance
105
a) Increasing significance of foreign surveillance
106
b) Foreign surveillance must be circumscribed by fundamental rights
in accordance with the rule of law
108
II. Affected fundamental rights
111
1. Art. 10(1) and Art. 5(1) second sentence of the Basic Law
111
2. Equal treatment of EU citizens
112
III. Interferences
113
1. Data collection pursuant to § 6(1), § 14 of the Federal Intelligence
Service Act
114
a) Vis-à-vis complainants nos. 1 to 7 as foreign citizens
115
b) Vis-à-vis complainant no. 8 as a German citizen
116
2. Data analysis pursuant to § 6(1) to (3), §§ 14, 19 of the Federal Intel- 118
ligence Service Act
3. Data sharing pursuant to §§ 15, 24 of the Federal Intelligence Service Act
119
4. Interferences resulting from § 7 of the Federal Intelligence Service
Act
120
D. Merits II: Formal constitutionality
121
I. Legislative competence
122
1. Art. 73(1) no. 1 of the Basic Law
123
a) Standards
124
aa) Interpretation in light of the order of competences
125
bb) Conclusions
127
b) Application of these standards to the present case
2. Art. 73(1) no. 10 of the Basic Law
II. Requirement to specify affected fundamental rights
E. Merits III: Substantive constitutionality
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132
134
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