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» Thursday, October 21, 2010

EU Treaty

Put that the Budget deal announced by France and Germany could mean an amendment to the EU Treaty and what was the Government’s view on that, the PMS said that the Government’s view on changes to the EU Treaty was as set out in the Coalition Agreement.

When asked it the Government would accept changes that only affected the Eurozone, the PMS said that we would have to look at the details of the proposal.

Asked if the Government could live with a slim-line’ treaty that did not require a referendum, the PMS said that on this specific proposal, we would need to look at it properly.

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