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The
Reform Treaty (also referred to as; "future institutional settlement"
or "new legal basis", or "simplified treaty",
among others) is a proposed replacement for the Treaty establishing
a Constitution for Europe. The current draft is entitled the "Draft
Treaty Amending the Treaty on European Union and the Treaty Establishing
the European Community". While the Constitution attempted
to replace all earlier EU treaties, the Reform Treaty amends the
Treaty on the European Union (Maastricht) and the Treaty Establishing
the European Community (Rome). |
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March: EU leaders vowed to put the EU on a "renewed common basis
before the European Parliament elections in 2009" at the celebrations
of the EU's 50th anniversary in Berlin.
21-22 June: At the European Council, a detailed IGC mandate was agreed.
23-24 July: The Intergovernmental Conference was opened by the Portuguese
Presidency.
18-19 Oct: The final text of the Reform Treaty will be signed at an informal
Council in Lisbon.
June 2009: Before the European Parliament elections the ratification process
should be finalised.
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