Traduction de «Vote à la majorité qualifiée » (Français → Anglais) :

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16. Attaches great importance to the extension of qualified majority voting in the Council, as far as legislation is concerned; welcomes the improvement of the system, while underlining the need for further extensions of qualified majority voting or for the use of special qualified majority voting in the future, without prejudice to the possibilities provided for in Article I - 24 (4) of the draft Constitution;

7. Will also examine carefully apparent shortcomings such as Council decision making procedures, particularly regarding the raised thresholds for obtaining a qualified-majority, and its complexity; the insufficient extension of the scope of qualified-majority voting in matters important for enlargement; the fact that no automatic link was made between qualified-majority voting (both old and new cases) and legislative codecision by Parliament; the fact that, in enhanced cooperation, Parliament's assent is only occasionally required; and the fact that the Charter of Fundamental Rights has neither been incorporated nor even referred to ...[+++]in the new Treaty;

6. Will also examine carefully apparent shortcomings such as Council decision-making procedures, particularly regarding the raised threshold for obtaining a qualified majority, and its complexity; the insufficient extension of the scope of qualified-majority voting in matters important for enlargement; the fact that no automatic link was made between qualified-majority voting (both old and new cases) and legislative co-decision by Parliament; the fact that, in closer co ...[+++]-operation, Parliament's assent is only occasionally required; and the fact that the Charter of Fundamental Rights has neither been incorporated nor even referred to in the new Treaty;

7. Will examine carefully apparent shortcomings such as Council decision-making procedures, particularly regarding the raised thresholds for obtaining a qualified majority, and its complexity; the insufficient extension of the scope of qualified-majority voting in matters important for enlargement; the fact that no automatic link was made between qualified-majority voting (both old and new cases) and legislative codecision by Parliament; the fact that, in enhanced coope ...[+++]ration, Parliament's assent is only occasionally required;

- Without prejudice to those fields where normal QMV is already used, the idea of a new super-qualified majority with a higher threshold than a normal qualified majority should be explored in the IGC, to facilitate the passage from unanimity on certain sensitive issues;