Britain should be at the heart of Europe, not its edge. Statement belongs to the European Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn, who said he was disappointed British decision not to participate in the summit agreed tax agreement last week.
"I am very sorry that Britain does not want to participate in the new tax agreement. I say this both for the sake of Europe and its response to the crisis and for the sake of British citizens and their prospects. We want a strong and constructive United Kingdom and Europe we want the UK to be at the heart of Europe, not its edge. 01.16 01.19 fly If this decision is meant to prevent financial regulation and corporate bankers in the City, will not happen. we must all learn from this crisis and try to solve, and this involves the financial sector, "said Economic Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn.



Olli Rehn warned that the European Commission will extend surveillance and the UK. Budget deficit, public debt and its economic imbalances will be monitored as the other states, although the mechanism will be used mainly euro area countries.