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RENEGOTIATION OF THE UK'S RELATIONSHIP WITH THE EU

Early day motion 2101, tabled 21 July 2008 by Bob Spink (UKIP). Signed by 2 members.

That this House congratulates The Mail On Sunday on calling for the UK to renegotiate its relationship with the European Union; notes that its article of 20th July characterised the current relationship as `fatuous Brussels' rules and inflexible British functionaries' and called this `our national curse', stated that the current relationship `repeatedly operates against the interests of this country's small businessmen, farmers, shopkeepers and consumers', concluded that no one `can now seriously argue that Britain's long entanglement with the EU has been beneficial, successful or sensible', and called on Parliament `to think seriously about freeing ourselves from this absurd, annoying organisation, and go back to making and enforcing our own laws'; and calls on the Government to respond appropriately to The Mail On Sunday's advice.

Signatures by party: Conservative 1, UKIP 1.