Europe Releases Proposals to Keep U.K. In Europe
- 8 years ago
European Union President Donald Tusk released a draft on Tuesday of a proposal to renegotiate the United Kingdom's terms with the E.U.
The proposals will likely be discussed at the next E.U. summit in mid-February.
The proposals aren’t binding, but they offer the first glimpse of what the new terms between the E.U. and the U.K. could be.
The British people will vote on whether to stay in the E.U. under the new arrangement in a referendum expected as early as this summer.
Upon their release, Cameron responded: “Sometimes people say to me, if you weren’t in the E.U. would you opt to join the E.U?
And today I can give a very clear answer: if I could get these terms for British membership I sure would opt in to be a member of the E.U. because they are good terms and they are different to what other countries have.”
The proposals will likely be discussed at the next E.U. summit in mid-February.
The proposals aren’t binding, but they offer the first glimpse of what the new terms between the E.U. and the U.K. could be.
The British people will vote on whether to stay in the E.U. under the new arrangement in a referendum expected as early as this summer.
Upon their release, Cameron responded: “Sometimes people say to me, if you weren’t in the E.U. would you opt to join the E.U?
And today I can give a very clear answer: if I could get these terms for British membership I sure would opt in to be a member of the E.U. because they are good terms and they are different to what other countries have.”