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This paragraph shall not apply to decisions having military or defence implications.
Decisions having defence implications dealt with under this paragraph shall be taken without prejudice to the policies and obligations referred to in Article J.44.
Unanimity to apply for Union decisions with military or defence implications.
First it should be stated that operations having military or defence implications cannot be financed from the Community budget- I have spent too long looking at the provisions of Article 28(3)- and are therefore financed on an intergovernmental basis.
The Council shall act in accordance with Article III-300(1)where this decision has defence implications.
Decisions relating to crisis management tasks,in particular decisions having military or defence implications will be taken in accordance with Article 23 of the Treaty on European Union.
Its task is to elaborate and implement decisions andactions of the Union that have defence implications.
Of course, such changes must not affect the specific positions of certain Member States with regard to action which might have defence implications, and the Convention will have to bear in mind these specific situations.
This is not in keeping with the Edinburgh agreement, whereby Denmark does not participate in the elaboration andimplementation of actions of the Union which have defence implications.
The Council took note of a statement by the Danish delegation on the special position of Denmark on questions having defence implications, particularly with a view to the management of the Danish Presidency of the Council in 2002.
The Union will avail itself of the WEU to elaborate and implement decisions andactions of the Union which have defence implications.
The Council approved a document on contributions by third States to the financing of operations having military or defence implications, as well as models for Council decisions on.
The Union will avail itself of the WEU to elaborate and implement decisions andactions of the Union which have defence implications.
By requesting the Western European Union, seen as an integral part of the future Union, to'elaborate andimplement decisions and actions of the Union which have defence implications', the Fifteen are forging links with the only European organization with a defence role.
The European Council takes note that Denmark will renounce its right to exercise the Presidency of the Union in each caseinvolving the elaboration and the implementation of decisions and actions ofthe Union which have defence implications.
Pursuant to Article 28(3) of the Treaty on European Union, operating expenditure relating to the Common Foreign and Security Policy(CFSP) is to be charged to the budget of the European Union,except for such expenditure arising from operations having military or defence implications, which is charged"to the Member States in accordance with the gross national product scale, unless the Council acting unanimously decides otherwise.
In accordance with Section C of the Decision adopted at the European Council held in Edinburgh on 11 and 12 December 1992, Denmark does not participate in the elaboration and the implementation of decisions andactions of the Union which have defence implications.
The Presidency proposes that all decisions within the framework of an agreed common strategy,except those with military or defence implications, would be taken by qualified majority.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen of the European Parliament, it is a very great honour, as deputy Foreign Minister of Greece, to address you today on the aspects of European security anddefence policy with military and defence implications.
PART II Article 6 With regard to measures adopted by the Council in the field of Articles 13( 1) and 17 of the Treaty on European Union, Denmark does not participate in the elaboration and the implementation of decisions andactions of the Union which have defence implications, but will not prevent the development of closer cooperation between Member States in this area.
According to that statement, and in accordance with the decision taken in Edinburgh in 1992, Denmark will renounce its right to exercise the Presidency of the Union in each case involving the elaboration and implementation of decisions andactions which have defence implications.
The Treaty howeverincludes a number of measures intended to overcome this obstacle. While unanimity remains the rule, andis obligatory for the adoptionof decisions with military or defence implications, there are twooptions for making decisions easier.
With regard to measures adopted by the Council pursuant to Article I-41, Article III-295(1) and Articles III-309 to III-313 of the Constitution, Denmark does not participate in the elaboration and the implementation of decisions andactions of the Union which have defence implications.
Paragraphs 2 and3 shall not apply to decisions having military or defence implications.
To this end, WEU is prepared, at the request of the European Union, to elaborate and implementdecisions andactions of the Union which have defence implications.
There are unresolved questions, for example, about the financing of the common foreign and security policy, whether for actions funded out of the Community budget, orfor expenditure with military or defence implications, which must always be charged to Member States.
When the Union avails itself of WEU, W F U will elahorate andimplement decisions and actions of the E U which have defence implications.
This paragraph 3 states that any operational expenditure to which the implementation of these provisions gives rise is tobe charged to the budget of the European Communities, except for such expenditure arising from operations having military or defence implications and cases where the Council acting unanimously decides otherwise.
When the Union avails itself of WEU, WEU will elaborate and implement decisions andactions of the EU which have defence implications.
The Council shall act unanimously when dealing with issues under this article having military or defence implications.