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For its part, the Council has proved itself incapable of reaching an agreement and has shown itself to be deeply divided over matters of fundamental importance, which a minority of States have vetoed, rejecting the idea of opening a debate with Parliament over the rules and procedures that should guide the implementation of the Treaty of Lisbon.
For its part, Council incapable an agreement and has shown itself to be deeply divided over matters of fundamental importance, which a of have vetoed, rejecting the idea opening a with Parliament over the rules procedures that should guide the implementation of the Treaty of