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| The institutional reform achieved in Nice has been described as "technical" and "limited". The Treaty did not, in fact, drastically change the institutional balance but rather made some adjustments, mainly to the function and composition of the institutions and to enhanced cooperation. In addition to the discussion on the reform of the institutions, some more unusual non-institutional topics were tackled. The Treaty of Amsterdam made specific provisions for the IGC in its Protocol on the institutions in the context of EU enlargement. It did in fact anticipate that "at least one year before the membership of the European Union exceeds twenty, a conference of representatives of the governments of the Member States shall be convened in order to carry out a comprehensive review of the provisions of the Treaties on the composition and functioning of the institutions". Furthermore, three Member States — Belgium, France and Italy — were also intent on making a Declaration stating that strengthening the institutions [was "an indispensable condition for the conclusion of the first accession negotiations".114]
114 See EU official webpage, available on: http://europa.eu/scadplus/nice_treaty/ introduction_en.htm#STRUCTURE, last visited on 29 December 2008. |
The Treaty of Amsterdam made specific provisions for the IGC 2000 in its Protocol on the institutions in the context of EU enlargement. It did in fact anticipate that "at least one year before the membership of the European Union exceeds twenty, a conference of representatives of the governments of the Member States shall be convened in order to carry out a comprehensive review of the provisions of the Treaties on the composition and functioning of the institutions". Furthermore, three Member States, Belgium, France and Italy were also intent on making a Declaration stating that strengthening the institutions was an "an indispensable condition for the conclusion of the first accession negotiations".
[...] The institutional reform achieved in Nice has been described as "technical" and "limited". The Treaty does not, in fact, drastically change the institutional balance but rather makes some adjustments, mainly to the function and composition of the institutions and enhanced cooperation. In addition to the discussion on the reform of the institutions, some more unusual non-institutional topics were tackled. |
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