Examples of using Reversed qualified majority in English and their translations into Polish
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Some people still see the reversed qualified majority system as something to be scared of.
The Commission will be able to implement them in a semi-automatic fashion, thanks to reversed qualified majority voting.
I agree with reversed qualified majority voting and regret that the Council continues to oppose this mechanism.
What we need are automatic initiatives andsanctions which the Council can only stop by means of reversed qualified majority voting.
That is why the use of reversed qualified majority voting is so important and so fundamental for Parliament.
Going back to 2005, the European Parliament is still demanding that we find a solution with regard to what we refer to as reversed qualified majority voting.
Moreover, the request to extend reversed qualified majority voting is further evidence of this Parliament's desire to take action and respond to the crisis.
I agree with the report when it supports the Commission's approach andextends the use of reversed qualified majority voting to block a Commission decision in the Council.
This report proposes extending reversed qualified majority voting in order to fine Member States whose policies do not conform to Euro-liberal standards.
We could say that if Article 136- that is, the permanent crisis mechanism- is invoked, the Commission will automatically be able to start this procedure, andthat the Council will not be able to block this with a reversed qualified majority.
I would also stress the introduction of the reversed qualified majority rule in the Council when decisions are being taken that are essential to the proper functioning of this package.
I agree with reversed qualified majority voting, which reinforces the role of the European Commission by demanding a qualified majority in the Council in order to derogate from the Commission's decision.
Although the role of the Commission is strengthened,the report should clearly support the reversed qualified majority voting as planned in the first place to ensure independent and fast procedure of applying needed measures.
That is why I fully support the reversed qualified majority, also in the name of my party, the Catalan Liberal coalition, which is now running the Government of Catalonia and also the government of the city of Barcelona.
However, we only need to look at the heated discussions around the reversed qualified majority voting system to see how far we still have to go, when it is rules and automatic sanctions we should be talking about.
It includes concepts that are innovative, such as reversed qualified majority voting and the fining of Member States, and ensures that national budgets are no longer a matter merely for national parliaments.
I should also like to stress that it seeks to expand the mechanism of reversed qualified majority voting in the Council to all stages of the process of assessing, examining and monitoring the Stability and Growth Pact and national convergence programmes.
The discussion with regard to this report has focused on the issue of the reversed qualified majority voting mechanism- which means that the Commission's recommendations will come into effect unless opposed by a qualified majority of the Council- as well as the review clause.
Actually only one issue remains open: the scope of reverse qualified majority voting.
The Commission supports reverse qualified majority voting.
The first is reverse qualified majority voting, which has already been referred to many times in this Chamber.
Originally, you proposed that the reverse qualified majority voting rule be applied in more than 15 instances.
That and reverse qualified majority voting are points on which adjustments are still being made, and there is no conclusion on them yet.
I think that the reverse qualified majority is one of the issues at the core of the problem.
I agree completely with what we are doing and I also would love to see us adopting automatic,binding sanctions and also the reverse qualified majority voting system.
Let me make a few comments on the particular issue- which is still open-of the extension of reverse qualified majority voting.
I also have grave concerns about reverse qualified majority voting in Council decisions linked to these reports.
You have got reverse qualified majority voting in a number of important cases- to improve the automaticity of decision-making- as the rule in the corrective arm of the Pact, where 24 Member States out of 27 now find themselves unfortunately.
We regard reverse qualified majority voting as an instrument to be used in exceptional cases, the use of which must always be explained properly and thoroughly, with proper checks carried out to ensure that its use is consistent with primary law.
When further amendments to the proposed regulations or further legislative initiatives are undertaken as a consequence of the TSCG through the Union legal framework andprovisions conferring additional tasks on the Council, the reverse qualified majority voting rule should be used where appropriate.