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The Lisbon Treaty explained
The Lisbon Treaty on the EU’s future has finally been approved, and the Conservatives have dropped their demand for a referendum. Full Article at Wales Online
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The six point plan set out by David Cameron last week was intended to preserve British sovereignty within the European Union now that the Lisbon Treaty - designed to streamline the EU and increase its powers now it has 27 members - has finally come... Full Article at The Telegraph
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To finalize the treaty preparations, I will now begin name consultations. As soon as possible, I will also call for an EU summit
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I am informing you that I signed the Lisbon Treaty today at 3 o’clock (1400 GMT)
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Unlike many other European countries, Britain does not have a written constitution ... Given the increasing amount of EU law with which we have to deal, we would amend the law... to make it explicit that ultimately Britain's parliament is sovereign.
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I announce that I signed the Lisbon Treaty at 1500 (1400 GMT) today
