Ratify or redraft?
The constitution faces referendums in Britain, the Czech Republic, Denmark, France and the Netherlands, and is far from certain to be ratified.
"We believe it is still possible to renegotiate provisions that are disadvantageous for Poland if other countries do not ratify the constitution," said Jacek Saryusz-Wolski, a PO member and a vice-president of the European Parliament.
Saryusz-Wolski believes Poland should hold its referendum as late as possible in 2006 to be one of the last countries to vote on the constitution. He added that if Poland was to approve the document before other countries rejected it, it would lose the legitimacy to seek changes to the treaty.(Reuters) A.K.
"We believe it is still possible to renegotiate provisions that are disadvantageous for Poland if other countries do not ratify the constitution," said Jacek Saryusz-Wolski, a PO member and a vice-president of the European Parliament.
Saryusz-Wolski believes Poland should hold its referendum as late as possible in 2006 to be one of the last countries to vote on the constitution. He added that if Poland was to approve the document before other countries rejected it, it would lose the legitimacy to seek changes to the treaty.(Reuters) A.K.
