Cameron’s plans for EU reform

British Prime Minister David Cameron is to meet fellow European Union leaders at a summit in Brussels to present key requirements ahead of an in-out referendum on EU membership

SUPERSTATE

Explicit pledge by Brussels

to keep Britain out of any moves towards

European superstate and exempt it from EU’s

fundamental principle of “ever-closer union”

THE EURO

Explicit statement

that euro is not official currency of EU,

making clear that Europe is

“multi-currency union”

BUREAUCRACY

“Red card” system to bring power back

from Brussels to Britain to stop unwanted directives being

handed down and to scrap existing EU laws

REFORM

New structure for EU itself.

London wants 28-nation bloc reorganized

to prevent nine non-eurozone countries being

dominated by 19 member states, with particular

protections guaranteed for City of London

Source: UK government

Picture: Associated Press

Cameron’s plans for EU reform

British Prime Minister David Cameron is to meet fellow European Union leaders at a summit in Brussels to present key requirements ahead of an in-out referendum on EU membership

SUPERSTATE

Explicit pledge by

Brussels to keep

Britain out of any

moves towards European

superstate and exempt it from

EU’s fundamental principle of

ever-closer union

Explicit

THE EURO

statement that euro is not

official currency of EU,

making clear that Europe is

multi-currency union

“Red card” system

BUREAUCRACY

to bring power back from Brussels

to Britain to stop unwanted directives

being handed down and to scrap

existing EU laws

REFORM

New structure for

European Union itself.

London wants 28-nation

bloc reorganized to

prevent nine non-eurozone countries

being dominated by 19 member

states, with particular protections

guaranteed for City of London

Source: UK government

Picture: Associated Press

Cameron’s plans for EU reform

British Prime Minister David Cameron is to meet fellow European Union leaders at a summit in Brussels to present key requirements ahead of an in-out referendum on EU membership

Explicit pledge

SUPERSTATE

by Brussels to keep Britain out

of any moves towards European

superstate and exempt it from

EU’s fundamental principle of

ever-closer union

Explicit

THE EURO

statement that euro is not official

currency of EU, making

clear that Europe is

multi-currency union

BUREAUCRACY

“Red card” system

to bring power back

from Brussels to

Britain to stop

unwanted directives

being handed down

and to scrap

existing EU laws

REFORM

New structure for

European Union itself.

London wants 28-nation bloc

reorganized to prevent nine

non-eurozone countries being

dominated by 19 member

states, with particular protections

guaranteed for City of London

Source: UK government

Picture: Associated Press