CONTENTS
PART ONE
The decision now before us
Origins of the Communities Purposes of the Communities
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Development of the Communities
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The United Kingdom's part in European developments
Negotiations with the Communities ...
The case for British membership of the European Communities
The political case
The economic case
Experience of the Six
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Prospects for our economy Conclusion
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PART TWO. THE OUTCOME OF THE NEGOTIATIONS
Introduction
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Participation and voting in the Communities' institutions Transitional arrangements for industry and agriculture
Industrial tariffs
Agricultural transition
Contribution to the Community budget The Commonwealth
New Zealand dairy products and lamb Sugar...
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9-12
13-14
15-16
17-18
19-23
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24-57
26-39
40-48
49-54
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58-66
67-169
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69-76
77-90
79-80
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91-96
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102-110
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113-120
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123-124
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125-136
125-128
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129-131
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132-133
134-136
137-147
137-139
140-142
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145-147
148-153
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152-153
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154-159
160-165
166-169
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Trade relations with developing members of the Commonwealth
and dependent territories
Australia
Canada
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The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man
Financial and monetary issues
Sterling
Capital movements
Fiscal harmonisation
European Investment Bank
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Regional and industrial policies
Regional policies
Special tariff arrangements
The free movement of labour
Third country agreements ...
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Other agricultural and fisheries questions
Hill farming...
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Animal health
Fisheries
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European Coal and Steel Community
European Atomic Energy Community
The other applicants and the EFTA non-applicants
ANNEX A
The Community's direct income system.
ANNEX B
Solutions agreed for the tariff treatment of certain industrial materials.
ANNEX C
Arrangements for Parliamentary consideration of the question of British
accession to the European Communities.