furthermore since the state's too clear things the monetary policy of the member state's currency is the inexclusive competence the european and that the member states must
Furthermore, since the treaty states two clear things; that the monetary policy of the Member States whose currency is the euro is an exclusive competence of the European Union, and that the Member States must coordinate their economic policy within the framework of the Union, as the treaty states, a mechanism that operates completely outside the European Union's institutional structure would scarcely be compatible with these principles and would therefore result in a reduction of the European Union's powers, which would not be compatible with a simplified revision procedure.
Furthermore, since the states two clear things; the monetary policy of the Member States currency is the an exclusive competence the European and that the Member States must coordinate their economic policy within the of states, mechanism operates completely the Union's structure would scarcely be these principles and would therefore result in a reduction of powers, which would be compatible with a simplified revision procedure.