the fact that states are a different initially and ratifying the convention cannot in my firm opinion create any free institutions as to defacto effects the ratification by each memer
The fact that Member States are at different stages of initialling and ratifying the convention cannot, in my firm opinion, create any uncertainty for EU institutions as to the de facto effects of the convention: ratification by each Member State is not required at EU level, since the European Council which includes Member States' representatives and is supported by Parliament's decision has taken its decision in this respect.
The fact that States are at different initialling and ratifying the convention cannot, in my firm opinion, create any for EU institutions as to de facto effects the ratification by each Member State is required at level, since European which includes Member States' representatives and is supported by Parliament's has taken in this respect.