In a latest development the British Prime Minister, David Cameron has bagged a Unanimous deal with the 27 member nations of the European Union on Friday. The details of the deal are as follows:
- The agreement will stand for seven years for the emergency brake in order to restrict European Union migrants in the UK claiming for work benefits.
- The Child benefit payments which were indexed in accordance to the cost of living for children residing outside the United Kingdom and for all new arrivals from outside UK, extending to all the workers from Jan 1st 2020.
- Any country which is not a part of the European Union will not be able to force a debate among EU leaders about ‘Problem’ as per Eurozone laws. They will not have a Veto power too anyway.
An unmistakable option stating that European Union treaty – The references at any time in the union will not be applicable to the United Kingdom.
Before this Cameron wanted to stop all payments of child benefit going to offspring’s residing outside UK and their parents working in UK.
Before the start of the summit, the United Kingdom has relaxed this demand, so child benefit would merely be indexed to the living standards of the country where the child is based. Despite this relaxation which was relatively a small hurdle of child benefits issue caused one of the biggest issue in the summit, as the Visegrad or V4 Group countries (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland & Slovakia) opposed other countries taking advantage.
After Friday’s proceedings, British Prime minister has called for a cabinet meeting today to discuss further course of action. Mr.Cameron also stated that he has negotiated a deal that would provide UK a special status in the EU and he will campaign with all his heart and soul to convince citizens of Britain to remain in the EU that has been secured.