Plans for the re-launch of the Constitutional Treaty are growing in number, but no two are alike. This profusion shows that the “period of reflection” has borne fruit, but opinions on how to proceed differ. It is possible, with effort, to draw two conclusions:
there is a wide feeling of “nostalgia for the Constitution” (see this column in edition 9319);
a large section of parliamentary circles is of the opinion that the current project should not
be unpicked, that its substance...