Proceeding contribution from Eric Illsley (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 19 June 2006. It occurred during Ministerial statement on European Council.
European Council
I fully agree with the idea of an extended period of reflection on the constitution, but in the view of the Belgian Prime Minister, who believes that if four fifths of member states ratified the constitution it could be referred back to the European Council for some sort of immediate action, it is possible that that period of reflection could be cut short. Could my right hon. Friend tell us whether that was discussed at this week’s summit, and whether he supports that view or whether he would vigorously oppose it if it were put forward?
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- Asylum Climate change Borders Immigration controls Undocumented migrants EU enlargement EU internal trade Iraq European Constitution Treaty EU action EU labour policy Treaties Regulation European Commission European Council Iran Middle East Lebanon EU energy policy Labour market Barroso, José Manuel
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