Debunking the Eurosceptic myths about the EU Reform Treaty
Is Britain is surrendering vital powers over fundamental issues of sovereignty to Brussels? Not really. Britain has maintained control over our key national policy areas including justice and home affairs, social security, tax, foreign policy and defense. The treaty will not transfer power on issues of fundamental importance.
Will a "EU foreign minister" control Britain's foreign policy? Wrong. At present the EU has both a high representative for the common foreign and security policy and a commissioner for external relations. The proposed high representative for foreign affairs and security policy will combine the two existing roles. The high representative will be appointed by and report to EU member states. Britain will keep its veto.
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