Mįnudagur, 22. aprķl 2013
Prķvatherferš Illuga, 30 įra žvęlan og nytsamir sakleysingjar
Illugi Jökulsson er ķ einkaherferš fyrir ESB-ašild Ķslands. Upptakturinn aš herferšinni birtist ķ pistli hans ķ gęr žar sem sagši m.a. aš ef viš afturköllum ESB-umsóknina veršum viš aš bķša ķ 30 įr til aš komast aš žvķ hvort ašild ,,myndi henta okkur." Oršrétt segir Illugi
Žaš žżšir aš žjóšin veršur svipt žvķ tękifęri nęstu 30 įrin aš komast aš žvķ hvort ašild myndi henta okkur.
Žessi 30 įra upphrópun er tilbśningur hjį Illuga. Evrópusambandiš er ekki meš neina reglu um aš taka ašeins einu sinni į 30 įra fresti viš umsókn frį žjóšrķki sem hętti viš.
Til aš fanga sem flesta sakleysinga stillir Illugi mįlinu upp žannig aš hęgt sé aš fį óskuldbindandi višręšur viš Evrópusambandiš, ž.e. višręšur įn ašlögunar. En žaš er óvart ekki hęgt.
ESB śtskżrir žetta skżrt og skorinort.
Ķ śtgįfu ESB frį 2011 segir į bls. 9
The term "negotiation" can be misleading. Accession negotiations focus on the conditions and timing of the candidate's adoption, implementation and application of EU rules - some 100,000 pages of them. And these rules (also known as the acquis, French for "that which has been agreed") are not negotiable.
Žaš er einfaldlega ekki bošiš upp į višręšur, ašeins ašlögun inn ķ Evrópusambandiš. Og ašlögun felur ķ sér aš viš tökum jafnt og žétt upp lög og reglugeršir ESB, alls 100 žśs. blašsķšur, į mešan samningavišręšur standa yfir.
Illugi reynir aš plata fólk aš skrifa undir įskorun um aš halda įfram ferli sem ekki er ķ boši. Allt sķšasta kjörtķmabil var reynt aš semja įn ašlögunar en ekkert gekk. Nśna segir Illugi aš samningavišręšum megi ljśka į einu įri. Žaš er įlķka trśveršugt og 30 įra žvęlan.
Vilja ljśka višręšunum viš ESB | |
Tilkynna um óvišeigandi tengingu viš frétt |
Athugasemdir
Viš žetta mį bęta žvķ viš aš žegar višręšunum lżkur telst umsóknarrķkiš vera "acceding country" og tekur žįtt ķ störum rįša og nefnda sambandsins. Žaš veršur ašildarrķki fyrir utan žaš aš hafa ekki atkvęšisrétt.
Žjóšaratkvęšagreišsla getur fariš fram į žeim tķmapunkti en eins og ferliš er hugsaš į hśn frekar aš vera tįknręn ef hśn fer fram.
Ef žaš į aš kjósa fyrst žegar ašildarferlinu er lokiš žį žżšir žaš ekkert annaš en aš žaš eigi aš ganga ķ ESB og kjósa svo um aš ganga śr žvķ aftur.
Aušvitaš mun ESB aldrei samžykkja žannig fķflagang. Brussel ręšur žvķ hvenęr višręšuhlutanum lżkur og žaš mun ekki gerast į mešan hér er ekki pólitķskur vilji til aš ganga inn.
Hans Haraldsson (IP-tala skrįš) 22.4.2013 kl. 17:55
Ég get ekki skiliš af hverju žessi skżrsla er svona mikiš leyndarmįl ESB sinna, svo eru žeir aš tala um hręšslu andstęšinga ESB, žegar viš reynum aš benda į aš hér er ekkert aš kķkja ķ pakka dęmi.
Hér mį lesa betur um žetta mįl:
http://ec.europa.eu/enlargement/pdf/publication/20110725_understanding_enlargement_en.pdf
New members are admitted with the
unanimous consent of the democratically
elected governments of the EU Member
States, coming together either in the Council of
Ministers or in the European Council.
When a country applies to join the EU, the
Member States’ governments, represented in
the Council, decide – after receiving an opinion
from the Commission – whether or not to accept
the application and recognise the country as a
candidate. Similarly, the Member States decide when
and on what terms to open and to close accession
negotiations with candidates on each policy area,
in the light of recommendations from the European
Commission.
Who decides?
And it is the Member States who decide when
accession negotiations are satisfactorily completed.
The Accession Treaty has to be signed by every
Member State and the candidate concerned. It
then has to be ratified by each Member State
and the acceding country according to their own
constitutionally established procedures. The
European Parliament, whose members are elected
directly by the EU’s citizens, also has to give its
consent.
Accession negotiations
Accession negotiations concern the candidate’s
ability to take on the obligations of membership.
The term “negotiation” can be misleading.
Accession negotiations focus on the conditions and
timing of the candidate’s adoption, implementation
and application of EU rules – some 100,000 pages of
them. And these rules (also known as the acquis,
French for “that which has been agreed”) are not
How the enlargement process works:
meeting the requirements
negotiable. For candidates, it is essentially a
matter of agreeing on how and when to adopt and
implement EU rules and procedures. For the EU, it
is important to obtain guarantees on the date and
effectiveness of each candidate’s implementation
of the rules.
Negotiations are conducted between the EU
Member States and each individual candidate
country and the pace depends on each country’s
progress in meeting the requirements. Candidates
consequently have an incentive to implement the
necessary reforms rapidly and effectively. Some of
these reforms require considerable and sometimes
difficult transformations of a country’s political
and economic structures. It is therefore important
that governments clearly and convincingly
communicate the reasons for these reforms to the
citizens of the country. Support from civil society
is essential in this process. Negotiating sessions
are held at the level of ministers or deputies, i.e.
Permanent Representatives for the Member States,
and Ambassadors or Chief Negotiators for the
candidate countries.
To facilitate the negotiations, the whole body of EU
law is divided into “chapters”, each corresponding
to a policy area. The first step in negotiations is
called “screening”; its purpose is to identify areas
in need of alignment in the legislation, institutions
or practices of a candidate country
Įsthildur Cesil Žóršardóttir, 22.4.2013 kl. 18:32
Svo geta menn spurt sig hvort hér sé um ašildarumręšur aš eiga, eša innlimun.
Įsthildur Cesil Žóršardóttir, 22.4.2013 kl. 18:33
Žeir sem vilja hętta Essu feigšarflani geta skrįš nafniš sitt į Skynsemi.is žar eru rķflega 12000 žegar bśnir aš skrį sig. ;)
Jón Steinar Ragnarsson, 22.4.2013 kl. 20:14
Žaš angaši nś ekki af žvķ lżšręšisįstin, žessu valdbeitingarliši Samfylkingar og Vinstri gręnna, žegar žau höfnušu žvķ ķtrekaš į Alžingi ķ jślķ 2009 aš bera sķna ESB-inntökuumsókn undir žjóšina.
Jón Valur Jensson, 22.4.2013 kl. 21:05
Jón Steinar ég er löngu bśin aš skrifa undir į Skynsemi.is.
Įsthildur Cesil Žóršardóttir, 22.4.2013 kl. 22:07
Illugi baš mig fyrir žessa athugasemd
Sęll Pįll. Ég ętlaši aš setja inn athugasemd viš bloggiš žitt, en viršist ekki geta žaš. Žś kannski skżtur žessu inn fyrir mig?
Sęll Pįll. Ķ tilefni af oršum žķnum um aš "30 įra upphrópun" mķn sé "tilbśningur", žar eš ESB hafi enga reglu um aš taka ašeins viš umsóknum į 30 įra fresti, žį langar mig aš taka fram eftirfarandi:
Aušvitaš hefur ESB enga slķka reglu. Ég gef žaš heldur ekki ķ skyn. Ég held einfaldlega aš pólitķskt séš sé śt ķ hött aš viš sęktum aftur um nęstu 30 įrin, ef umsóknin nś yrši dregin til baka. Žaš kęmi vart til greina hér innanlands, og ESB myndi vęntanlega lķka frekar letja okkur en hvetja ef umsókn yrši dregin til baka ķ mišju kafi, og rśmlega žaš.
30 įrin eru sem sagt pólitķskt mat, en snżst ekki um lög og reglur ESB.
Meš bestu kvešju, Illugi
Pįll Vilhjįlmsson, 22.4.2013 kl. 22:39
Ef žaš er pólitķskt mat Illuga aš žaš lķši 30 įr žangaš til annaš tękifęri gefst til aš sękja um ESB-ašild, verši umsóknin afturkölluš nśna, žį bendir žaš til žess aš hann telja bakland umsóknarinnar bżsna veikt. Ennfremur aš mįlstašurinn sé fremur veikur og sé ekki lķklegur til aš sópa til sķn fylgi.
Pįll Vilhjįlmsson, 22.4.2013 kl. 22:44
Akkśrat Pįll.
Ingibjörg Gušrśn Magnśsdóttir, 22.4.2013 kl. 22:51
Ertu svo viss um aš žessi herferš sé eitthvaš „prķvat“ hjį Illuga?
Rakel Sigurgeirsdóttir, 22.4.2013 kl. 23:00
Ég var bśin aš setja žetta allt į Faecbook,dreyfist fljótt. Mb.KV.
Helga Kristjįnsdóttir, 23.4.2013 kl. 00:27
Bęta viš athugasemd [Innskrįning]
Ekki er lengur hęgt aš skrifa athugasemdir viš fęrsluna, žar sem tķmamörk į athugasemdir eru lišin.