Funny how the brexit campaign claimed that tens of millions of turks would be coming here when they joined the EU...
Well the fact is that the UK would have had a veto option!
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Well the fact is that the UK would have had a veto option!
Amazing how these remainers with brains as big as planets can't get their head around the fact vetos days are numbered, ask von de Leyen if you don't believe me.
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Not for new members accession, no plans to change that.
And you can't when some one explains what it really means.
The same group probably voted for MEP's that had no interest at all in getting anything useful for the country out of that prearticular area and just enjoyed the salaries and media exposure. Farage is very clear about what he gained from the media exposure. It even allowed him to threaten the Tory - form another party and rob them of votes or do what I want.Oh dear all these google followers on here and they can't find this or understand the implications, you just keep on believing it's one big happy clappy club.
Or this.
unherd.com
Parliament activates process to change EU Treaties | News | European Parliament
On Thursday, Parliament adopted a resolution calling on the European Council to agree to start the process to revise the EU Treaties.
www.europarl.europa.eu
EU President reveals new plan to override rebel states
National sovereignty within the EU could be set for another downgrade. Murmurings of discontent about the bloc’s inability to act quickly on the international stage have persisted since Hungary’s refusal to sign up to sanctions on Russian oil. Now, plans are afoot to cut off such embarrassments...
unherd.com
Both of those articles are positive outcomes for member states.Oh dear all these google followers on here and they can't find this or understand the implications, you just keep on believing it's one big happy clappy club.
Or this.Parliament activates process to change EU Treaties | News | European Parliament
On Thursday, Parliament adopted a resolution calling on the European Council to agree to start the process to revise the EU Treaties.www.europarl.europa.eu
EU President reveals new plan to override rebel states
National sovereignty within the EU could be set for another downgrade. Murmurings of discontent about the bloc’s inability to act quickly on the international stage have persisted since Hungary’s refusal to sign up to sanctions on Russian oil. Now, plans are afoot to cut off such embarrassments...
its odd how all these Turkish barber shops have sprung up since we left
did you not read the articles or did you not understand them
which is it?
as they dont mention end of the veto, only in some areas: "in areas such as sanctions, the so-called passerelle clauses, and in emergencies;"
gant yet again proves his inability to understand the governance of the European Union.Oh dear all these google followers on here and they can't find this or understand the implications, you just keep on believing it's one big happy clappy club.
Or this.Parliament activates process to change EU Treaties | News | European Parliament
On Thursday, Parliament adopted a resolution calling on the European Council to agree to start the process to revise the EU Treaties.www.europarl.europa.eu
EU President reveals new plan to override rebel states
National sovereignty within the EU could be set for another downgrade. Murmurings of discontent about the bloc’s inability to act quickly on the international stage have persisted since Hungary’s refusal to sign up to sanctions on Russian oil. Now, plans are afoot to cut off such embarrassments...
There's Treaties and there's other normal Parliamentary business such as Finance, Health, Defence, Energy, etc.
Now it's currently written into EU Treaties (agreed unanimously among members) that these Treaties can only be changed unanimously.
And in those Treaties, it sets out the way that EU Parliament/Council business is conducted, currently only by unanimous accord of all members (nation members, not MPs).
What is being discussed is whether the EU Parliament/Council can conduct business with a majority vote deciding issues.
If this is agreed, then it will be re-written into a Treaty, which will require a unanimous approval of all members.
Then the EU Parliament/Council day-to-day business can be conducted on a majority vote (just like the UK parliament).
But the Treaties will still need a unanimous accord for any future Treaty changes.
I do appreciate it's slightly technical, but I would have thought it's possible you could understand it.
Imagine it as the Treaty (s) being like the UK constitution (which doesn't exist, by the way) which describes how the government works. And in that constitution it determines the majority vote in Parliament will carry the motions.
And to take it a stage further, if the Constitution was to be modified, it would require a unanimous agreement of all MPs, which it currently doesn't in UK, the Government of the day can change the (unwritten) constitution to scurry away their dodgy dealings and dodgy MPs, with a simple majority.
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You obviously don't understand the term mission creep, you just keep following your leaders there's a good boy.
Your just a lickspittle so I won't be giving you the time of day but feel free to have a one way conversation.
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As I said,Oh dear all these google followers on here and they can't find this or understand the implications, you just keep on believing it's one big happy clappy club.
Or this.Parliament activates process to change EU Treaties | News | European Parliament
On Thursday, Parliament adopted a resolution calling on the European Council to agree to start the process to revise the EU Treaties.www.europarl.europa.eu
EU President reveals new plan to override rebel states
National sovereignty within the EU could be set for another downgrade. Murmurings of discontent about the bloc’s inability to act quickly on the international stage have persisted since Hungary’s refusal to sign up to sanctions on Russian oil. Now, plans are afoot to cut off such embarrassments...
So that sorts the new members, they won't be leaned on will they to follow orders, talk about green round the gills.
