Sunday, 12 February 2017

No automatic ticket to join the EU, Scotland warned

Scots warned by EU

Shocker as European Union officials warn that for Scotland to be a member of the European Union, even when it becomes independent, the country will have to be on the queue as it will not be allowed to inherit the any previous membership of the UK.

While speaking, Jacqueline Minor stated that Scotland will not automatically be an EU member state, as it will have to make a fresh application formally to that effect, however, the process may be fast-tracked because the country already operates within the terms of EU laws.

She further explained that there already exists a clear process for any country that wants to apply to join the EU as enshrined in Article 49 of the European treaties. “That would also apply to Scotland. If Scotland became an independent country, I think Article 49 is the normal starting point,”


But even if Scotland become an independent nation, it may not be able to join the EU until after 2019. This is because the Commission’s President has said that under his regime, the EU will not admit new member states.

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