| | Tomasz Wie¶niak, Micha³ Czaplicki - European Convention: Contribution from Polish Sejm and Senate Representatives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17) |
 | | In this context Mr Oleksy expressed concern at the fact that the Common European Security and Defence Policy, which has so far been excluded from the area of enhanced co-operation, is governed by a different set of rules, which make it possible for the countries meeting higher military criteria to enter into structural co-operation. |
 | | According to Mr Oleksy, a real guarantee of respect for social rights is provided by economic growth, and therefore the domestic and international regulations in the field should promote economic activity, and even define a certain common philosophy of economic and social development. |
 | | Józef Oleksy supported a proposal that the role of social partners be strengthened in the treaty—as an indication of Europe's promoting social dialogue—but he warned against provisions favouring only one model of social dialogue, and insisted that the diverse traditions in the field should be respected. |
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