Unlike the Constitutional Treaty, which remained at the draft stage after rejection by French and Dutch voters, the Treaty of Lisbon does not incorporate the Charter but it recognises in Article 6 that it has ‘the same legal value as the Treaties’.
Murab ionann agus an Conradh ar an mBunreacht, ar cuireadh stop leis ag an gcéim dréachta mar gheall gur dhiúltaigh muintir na Fraince agus na hÍsiltíre leis, níl an Chairt corpraithe i gConradh Liospóin, ach aithníonn sé, in Airteagal 6, go bhfuil‘an stádas dlí céanna leis na Conarthaí aici’.