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Germans and Brits back EU vetoes for national parliaments


Seventy three percent of Britons and 58 percent of Germans think that either each country’s national parliament or a group of national parliaments should be able to block proposed new EU laws. Under the current system, legislative proposals can be sent back to the European Commission to be re-considered if one third of national parliaments agree.

http://euobserver.com/news/123290

This is why we need an EP with half the seats elected through trans-European lists, half through national lists... and a separate Euroland Chamber/Parliament #newrop




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