Proceeding contribution from William Cash (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Monday, 5 March 2012. It occurred during Ministerial statement on European Council.
European Council
In congratulating the Prime Minister on his veto—[Interruption.] It would have been an EU treaty had the Prime Minister not exercised the veto. In congratulating the Prime Minister on his veto and on his insistence on growth, does he recognise that we are at a crossroads, with two separate European treaties—one in line with the Lisbon treaty, and the other in breach of it? With the Chancellor of Germany now insisting on a further leap towards political union, will the Prime Minister take forward his current concerns about the legal position of the non-EU treaty to the European Court?
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- Digital technology Human rights Energy EU enlargement Humanitarian aid EU internal trade EU action EU external trade Economic and monetary union Economic growth Politics and government Regulation Violence Service industries Serbia Kosovo European Council Syria Somalia
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