Residual principles

British Prime Minister David Cameron and his closest colleagues in the office of ministers have developed a list of four conditions in which the country will agree to remain a member of the European Union. It is reported by The Telegraph. British diplomats are sent to the capital of the EU countries to enlist their support.

The first requirement of London to Brussels is to directly ensure that Britain will not be involved in the construction of a European super -state. In other words, Britain achieves that the fundamental principle of the EU about the increasing rapprochement of member countries does not apply to it.

The second requirement is to directly guarantee that the European Union will remain a multi -ore education, that is, that the euro will not become its official monetary unit. Thus, Cameron and his colleagues want to protect the status of British pounds.

The third requirement is the transfer of the right to cancel the current EU laws to the national parliaments and to terminate the by -laws.

Finally, the fourth requirement is the reorganization of the entire structure of the European Union. Cameron seeks to prevent the dependence of 9 EU members that are not part of the euro zone, from 19 partners - members of the Eurozone. At the same time, we are talking about special guarantees for the London City.

Before the 2015 parliamentary elections, Cameron stated that if he remains the prime minister, a referendum on the country's membership in the European Union will be held no later than in 2017. Last month, it became known that the referendum may be appointed in June 2016 . It was claimed that the prime minister intends to announce the date of voting at the conference of the ruling Conservative Party, which will be held in October in Manchester.

Then it was reported that Cameron is not a supporter of Britain’s exit from the EU, but he insists on revising the conditions of membership in this structure. The planned referendum was called a means by which the prime minister is trying to put pressure on Brussels and achieve the desired changes.

It was argued that if the European Union agrees to reforms, Cameron would call the British to vote against the exit from this structure. As noted, the situation was similar last year, when the prime minister convinced the residents of Scotland to vote against national independence, promising to carry out a number of reforms.

According to The Independent, now the number of British playing for the country's membership in the European Union has reached the maximum value over the past 25 years.