| Motion: | TREATY CONCERNING THE ACCESSION OF UKRAINE, MOLDOVA, AND GEORGIA TO THE EUROPEAN UNION |
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| Proposer: | Angelina Widmann |
| Status: | Screened |
| Submitted: | 12/13/2025, 13:46 |
Article 2.01: Immediate and Unconditional Currency Union Upon entry into force, the New Member States shall unconditionally and immediately adopt the Euro as the sole legal tender, ensuring no internal currency differences exist within the federated Union.
The New Member States shall adopt the Euro upon verification of full compliance with the economic and fiscal convergence criteria, as certified by the European Central Bank and the European Commission.
Article 2.02:[Space]Immediate and Total Single Market Access The New Member States shall achieve zero-tariff, zero-quota access to the entire Single Market, with no exceptions for any industrial or commodity sector.Full access to the Single Market shall be granted progressively, subject to the effective enforcement of competition law, state aid control, and judicial protection in commercial matters.
period, reflecting the need for fiscal stability for existing Member States. Full integration into the CAP's structural and development funds is immediate. The pace of the phase-in of direct payments shall be conditional upon compliance with Union environmental, sanitary, and production standards.
ensuring that no existing Member States experiences any reduction in their current Cohesion Fund or CAP direct payment ceilings. The dedicated financial instrument shall be subject to annual parliamentary oversight and public reporting to ensure transparency and accountability.
Article 2.05: Contribution to the Union Budget The New Member States shall begin contributing to the Union's central budget at a rate of 10% of their Gross National Income (GNI) annually, effective from the date of entry into force.
Article 2.05: The New Member States shall contribute to the Union budget at a progressive rate aligned with their economic capacity, starting from the date of accession and increasing over time.
based) to ensure the long-term fiscal sustainability and debt control of the New Member States, subject to rigorous oversight by the Union's financial bodies. Grant disbursement shall be strictly conditional on measurable reform benchmarks and shall be reversible in the event of regression or non-compliance.