Talk:Qualified majority voting

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There should be a list of the voting system before the Treaty of Nice somewhere on the Wiki.--Malcohol 08:03, 16 Sep 2004 (UTC)

There should be some hint on the near futur (1st November 2004)[edit]

There should be some hint on the near futur (1st November 2004)

Please see the folowing document on page 130 and above for QMV values... the second effect of Nice.

http://www.eu2002.dk/ewebeditpro2/upload/OW.StaticContent/294/pakke2.pdf

Im not sure I understand - will the new QMV require 55% majority of the weighted votes of states and 65% of pop, or literally 55% of states, each counted as an equal vote, and 65% of pop - does that mean that states wont be weighted by size in the council at all? --83.131.159.242 11:40, 24 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

New redirect destination proposal[edit]

After 31 March 2017, member states can no longer request that the Nice rules are used for a particular vote. Only Lisbon rules will be used to determine a qualified majority voting. As such, from April, I think the redirect should link to the Treaty of Lisbon section of the article. This will allow readers to understand what the qualified majority voting rules currently are (which is probably why they clicked the link), then look at the history of the rules if they chose to do so. Greg (talk) 16:40, 20 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]