The European Parliament is this morning
debating the draft EU deal on the British Prime Minister David Cameron’s EU
reform demands. The draft deal was published yesterday by the European Council
President Donald Tusk. It proposes a number of reform
measures including an “emergency brake” that would allow countries to limit
in-work benefits to migrants from other EU countries for up to four years. Mr Cameron will now have to persuade the leaders of the other
twenty seven EU countries to sign up to the deal at a crucial EU summit later
this month. The Fine Gael MEP Deirdre Clune says it will be challenging to get
full support for the package.
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