49. Engage cautiously but constructively with the European Union, offering broad support to the European community project as a means to mutual respect and co-operation between nations, but maintaining critique of serious democratic deficits relating to the EU and its accountability.
50. Ensure that the proposed new European Constitution rejected in 2005 is not revived, at least until a fresh text is produced which properly recognises Europe’s considerable Judaeo-Christian heritage and adequately safeguards Britain’s constitutional sovereignty.
51. Refrain from denigrating the European Union as a conspiracy designed to subvert decent democratic government and undermine Christianity.
