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Lords scrutiny for EU treaty



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MEMBERS of the House of Lords are to carry out an in-depth inquiry into the potential impact of the European Union reform treaty, ahead of a lengthy parliamentary debate on its ratification.
Seven sub-committees are to take evidence and question witnesses on issues covered by the treaty, which

Gordon Brown, the Prime Minister, is due to sign in December.

There is expected to be a fierce debate in both Houses of Parliament for up to three months in the new year, before a vote on ratification.



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  • Last Updated: 30 October 2007 10:46 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: European Union
 
1

SouthernSkye,

Bonnie Bonn 31/10/2007 07:34:51

Doesn't really matter. G Brown and Co will do exactly as they please.

2

Scott_B,

31/10/2007 08:07:26

The man who drafted the treaty writes a letter to a newspaper in France, making clear that our government are lying about this, and that what is being debated is exactly the same document, fiddled to fool the sheeple.

http://mreugenides.blogspot.com/2007/10/lisbon-treaty-des...

Is it too difficult for the Scotsman to find this out and report upon? Or are all the reporters out at estate agents getting dictation of "articles" on Edinburgh house prices?


 

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