Translate

06. 12. 2016.

Barnije: London ne može da kreira odnose sa EU - Barnier: London can not create relationships with EU


                                                            
Objavljeno : 06.12.2016.             
  
Sporazum o izlasku Velike Britanije iz EU treba zaključiti s Londonom do oktobra 2018, izjavio je 6. decembra glavni pregovarač Evropske komisije Mišel Barnije (Michel Barnier) na svojoj prvoj konferenciji za novinare u Briselu. Barnije je rekao da Velika Britanija u pregovorima s EU neće moći da bira tako da zadrži samo ono što se njoj sviđa.

On je rekao da će formalne procedure poput glasanja u parlamentima članica Unije o odredbama Bregzita ući u dvogodišnji rok tokom kojeg Velika Britanije treba da završi pregovore.

"Ako Velika Britanija obavesti Evropski savet do kraja marta 2017. godine, može se reći da pregovori mogu početi nekoliko nedelja kasnije", rekao je Barnije.

On je naglasio da sporazum o Bregzitu mora biti postignut do oktobra 2018, da bi stupio na snagu do marta 2019, pre evropskih izbora te godine.

Barnije je na početku svog obraćanja govorio i na francuskom i na engleskom.

Britanska premijerka Tereza Mej (Theresa May) najavila je da će klauzulu za izlazak zemlje iz EU pokrenuti do marta sledeće godine, ali je sada taj rok doveden u pitanje pošto je sud u Velikoj Britaniji odlučio da taj potez mora da podrži i parlament. Vlada je tu presudu osporila pred Vrhovnim sudom. Ako Vrhovni sud podrži niži sud, planovi Tereze Mej bi mogli biti odloženi.

Nema biranja slatkiša sa evropskog menija

Barnije je 6. decembra rekao da Velika Britanija ne može birati šta joj se sviđa u EU, navodeći da se pristup jedinstvenom tržištu ne može odvojiti od četiri osnovne slobode, koje obuhvataju i slobodu kretanja. Sloboda kretanja je sporna za London, pošto je jedan od glavnih motiva za Bregzit osiguranje spoljnih granica zemlje i zaustavljanje priliva migranata iz drugih članica EU.

Glavni pregovarač Evropske komisije nije hteo da ulazi u detalje mogućeg prelaznog sporazuma prema kojem bi Velika Britanija zadržala delimičan pristup jedinstvenom tržištu kako bi ublažila posledice njenog izlaska.

"Na Britancima je da kažu kakvu vrstu odnosa žele, a za 27 članica EU je da odrede budućnost koju žele da grade s njima. Ne možete sve uraditi u 15 do 18 meseci pregovora", rekao je Barnije.

Britanska vlada još nije objavila šta želi od pregovora o izlasku zemlje iz EU i kakvu vrstu odnosa želi s ostalim članicama Unije iz straha da bi to oslabio njenu pregovaračku poziciju.

Kada se uslovi istupanja iz EU zaključe, teško je osmisliti tranzicioni period pre nego što se precizno definišu uslovi budućih odnosa sa EU, rekao je Barnije. Tranzicioni period bi, kako je naveo, imao smisla samo ukoliko olakšava prelazak na buduće odnose.

Barnije je pre nego što se oglasio u javnosti konsultovao 27 članica EU, odnosno sve osim Velike Britanije, da bi ispitao njihove stavove o uslovima razlaza sa Londonom.

On se ranije, 21. novembra, sastao i sa britanskim ministrom za Bregzit Dejvisom Dejvisom (Davis Davis). Kako je tada naveo, to je bio "kurtoazni sastanak" budući da pregovori ne mogu početi pre zvaničnog početka procedura istupanja Britanije iz EU.

Ministar finansija Velike Britanije Filip Hamond prethodno je rekao da želi da sve opcije budu na pregovaračkom stolu, uključujući i mogućnost da London nastavi da plaća Briselu za pristup jedinstvenom tržištu i posle izlaska iz Unije. Hamond je rekao da se ekonomski problemi do kojih može dovesti Bregzit svedu na najnižu moguću meru.

"Mislim da je u interesu obe strane Lamanša da imamo što je lakši proces za minimalizovanje pretnje po evropsku finansijsku stabilnost i minimalizovanje poremećaja veoma složenih odnosa koje postoje između evropskih proizvođača i banaka koje ih finansiraju, a isto tako i u Londonu", rekao je Hamond.

On je dodao da bi zato mogli da se nastave doprinosi Londona budžetu EU i posle Bregzita.

"Pogledaćemo šta je ponuda, pogledaćemo troškove, i kao i uvek odlučićemo da li je to dobar dogovor ili ne", rekao je britanski ministar.


Foto: Beta-AP


logo Association
Posted: 06.12.2016.

Agreement on the UK exiting the EU should conclude with London by October 2018, said on December 6, the chief negotiator of the European Commission Michel Barnier (Michel Barnier) at its first press conference in Brussels. Barnier said that the United Kingdom in negotiations with the EU will be able to choose to retain only what she likes.

He said that the formal procedures like voting in parliaments of member states of the provisions Bregzita enter the two-year time limit during which Great Britain should be to complete the negotiations.

"If the United Kingdom notifies the European Council by the end of March 2017, it can be said that the negotiations can begin a few weeks later," said Barnier.

He stressed that the agreement on Bregzitu must be made by October 2018, to come into force until March 2019 before the European elections this year.

Barnier at the beginning of his speech, spoke in both French and English.

British Prime Minister Theresa May (Theresa May) announced that it will release clause for countries in the EU to run until March next year, but the deadline has now been called into question after a court in the UK ruled that the move must be endorsed by the Parliament. The government has challenged the judgment before the Supreme Court. If the Supreme Court supported a lower court, Theresa May plans could be delayed.

No dialing candy from a European menu

Barnier said on December 6 that the United Kingdom can not choose what she likes in the EU, stating that access to the single market can not be separated from the four basic freedoms, which include freedom of movement. Freedom of movement is contested by London, as one of the main motives for Bregzit securing external borders and stop the influx of migrants from other EU member states.

The chief negotiator of the European Commission did not want to go into details of possible interim agreement under which the United Kingdom retained partial access to the single market in order to mitigate the consequences of its release.

"For the British to say what kind of relationship they want, and the 27 EU member states to determine the future we want to build with them. You can not do everything in 15 to 18 months of negotiations," said Barnier.

The British government has not yet announced what it wants from the negotiations on the country's emergence from the EU and what type of relationship he wants with other member states for fear that it would weaken its bargaining position.

When the conditions of withdrawal from the EU conclude, it is difficult to devise a transition period before it is precisely define the requirements of future relations with the EU, said Barnier. The transition period would, as he said, made sense only if it facilitates the transition to future relations.

Barnier was before it came out openly consulted the 27 EU member states, ie all except the UK to examine their views on conditions rift with London.

He earlier, on 21 November, met with British Minister for Bregzit Davis Davis (Davis Davis). As previously stated, it was a "courtesy meeting" since negotiations can not start before the official start of the procedure to withdraw Britain from the EU.
Minister of Finance of Great Britain Philip Hammond has previously said he wants all options are on the negotiating table, including the ability to continue to pay London to Brussels for access to the single market and after leaving the Union. Hammond said that the economic problems that may result Bregzit reduced to the lowest possible level.

"I think it is in the interest of both sides of the Channel to have the easier process for minimizing threats to the European financial stability and minimizing disturbance of the complex relationships that exist between European manufacturers and the banks that finance them, as well as in London," said Hammond.

He added that it would therefore be able to continue to contribute to the EU budget London after Bregzita.

"Look at what it offers, we will look at the costs, and as always, we will decide whether this is a good deal or not," said the British minister.

Source: Beta, AP, AFP
Photo: Beta / AP
translated by
Nebojša Vladisavljević


Nema komentara:

Objavi komentar