Proceeding contribution from James Clappison (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 6 November 2012. It occurred during Debate on Banking Union and Economic and Monetary Union.
Banking Union and Economic and Monetary Union
I warmly welcome the approach that my right hon. Friend is taking to the whole issue, and to voting rights in particular. Are not the voting arrangements for the European Banking Authority completely unacceptable to our national interests, as he has described them, in that they will result in a banking authority that is determined by a caucus that has been arranged in advance and in which this country is deprived of its say? The Labour party may think that that is somehow in accordance with our national interests, but it most certainly is not.
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- Banks Financial services EU action Economic and monetary union EU economic policy Regulation European Central Bank European Banking Authority
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