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UK-EU:BREXIT: The draft renegotiation deal: A genuine red card? Tusk’s proposal and national parliaments

03 February 2016

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"The Draft Decision of the Heads of State or Government, ‘A New Settlement for the United Kingdom within the European Union’, unveiled by Donald Tusk on February 2 2016 offers the first concrete vision of the changes to enhance the role of national parliaments under the UK’s renegotiation efforts. This note provides an analysis of the suggested changes by contrasting them with the mechanisms currently in force under the Lisbon Treaty."

See the full text: The draft renegotiation deal: A genuine red card? Tusk’s proposal and national parliaments (EU Law Analyisis, link)

And see: The UK-EU package (link)

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