Lisbon Treaty assurances 'are binding'

The independent body set up to explain the Lisbon Treaty today maintained assurances attached to the charter were legally watertight.

The independent body set up to explain the Lisbon Treaty today maintained assurances attached to the charter were legally watertight.

The Referendum Commission said while guarantees covering abortion, tax and defence gave voters extra clarity, the issues had not been in the treaty to begin with.

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