I am aware of a number of reports in the press in relation to documents that, it is claimed, have been leaked as part of the discussions that have been taking place. The timetable I have set out is very clear. On 1 December, having exercised the opt-out, we will no longer be part of any of the roughly 130 measures covered by the opt-out protocol. If, before that date, we have not negotiated the package, had the parliamentary debate and vote, and been able to agree the formal terms for returning to those measures that we choose to opt back into, then we will be out of those measures. It is that date that sets an end-point for us on when we want to be able to ensure we can opt back in.
Justice and Home Affairs Opt-out
Proceeding contribution from
Baroness May of Maidenhead
(Conservative)
in the House of Commons on Monday, 7 April 2014.
It occurred during Debate on Justice and Home Affairs Opt-out.
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